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Ohio Music-School Students Cover GUNS N' ROSES' 'You Could Be Mine' (Video)

April 15, 2011

Several students from the Aaron O'Keefe music-instruction school in Ohio recorded a cover version of the GUNS N' ROSES song "You Could Be Mine". You can hear the track as well as watch the accompanying studio footage below.

Commented O'Keefe: "The guitars were recorded with a Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier and a Marshall head. The speaker cabinets were two 4x12 Shawnee cabinets and were mic'd with a set of Royers.

"We attempted to mix the song just like the original recording. All of the effects, levels, etc., are based on the original version."

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