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* Music/TheCardigans do these as a RunningGag, making twee lounge-pop covers of songs that shouldn't be done that way, including Music/BlackSabbath's "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" and "Iron Man", Music/OzzyOsbourne's "Mr. Crowley", and Thin Lizzy's "The Boys Are Back In Town".
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** One of Midler's first hits was a reinterpretation of Bobby Freeman's early RockAndRoll hit "Do You Wanna Dance?" as a smoldering, soulful ballad.
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** One of Midler's first hits was a reinterpretation of Bobby Freeman's early RockAndRoll hit "Do You Wanna Dance?" as a smoldering, soulful ballad.jazzy ballad in the vein of Music/CaroleKing, even retitling the song "Do You Want to Dance?" to emphasize the more formal setting.
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** One of Midler's first hits was a reinterpretation of Bobby Freeman's early RockAndRoll hit "Do You Wanna Dance?" as a smoldering, soulful ballad.
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* The UsefulNotes/PlayStation port of ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}} 2'' uses a slower, creepier arrangement of Kazuya's theme for his [[OneWingedAngel Devil form]], unlike the arcade version, where both forms used the same arrangement. Likewise several of the PSX reaarrangements of the stage themes, as well as the mid-boss theme, are more relaxed than their arcade counterparts.
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* The UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation port of ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}} 2'' ''VideoGame/Tekken2'' uses a slower, creepier arrangement of Kazuya's theme for his [[OneWingedAngel Devil form]], unlike the arcade version, where both forms used the same arrangement. Likewise several of the PSX reaarrangements of the stage themes, as well as the mid-boss theme, are more relaxed than their arcade counterparts.
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* ''Series/TrueDetective'': One of the final scenes in the season 4 finale episode does this to Music/TheBeatles' "Twist and Shout" of all things.
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* For Creator/TheBBC Radio 2 Piano Room in February 2024, Music/{{Texas}} performed a slower version of "Halo", leaning on the strings of the BBC Concert Orchestra, rather than the guitars of the original, and with Sharleen Spiteri singing in a very measured way compared to her more usual "rock" performance.
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* An unexpected case was on the album ''A [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Partridge Family]] Christmas Card'', where Creator/DavidCassidy sang the "jolly, happy" "Frosty the Snowman" as a slow, wistful ballad.
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* An unexpected case was on the album ''A [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Partridge Family]] Christmas Card'', where Creator/DavidCassidy sang the "jolly, happy" "Frosty the Snowman" as a slow, wistful ballad.almost bittersweet ballad.
* [[Music/{{Eurythmics}} Annie Lennox's]] hit 1995 version of "No More I Love Yous" not only CoveredUp an obscure 1986 song by the UK duo The Lover Speaks (who had been discovered by her Eurythmics bandmate Dave Stewart and had opened for them on tour), it also counted for this, since the original is a solidly midtempo PostPunk song, while Lennox slowed it down and gave more of a DreamPop sheen.
* [[Music/{{Eurythmics}} Annie Lennox's]] hit 1995 version of "No More I Love Yous" not only CoveredUp an obscure 1986 song by the UK duo The Lover Speaks (who had been discovered by her Eurythmics bandmate Dave Stewart and had opened for them on tour), it also counted for this, since the original is a solidly midtempo PostPunk song, while Lennox slowed it down and gave more of a DreamPop sheen.
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* Inverted by H.I.M.'s rousing cover of the very somber "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak.
** However, played straight by themselves, with the Baudelaire In Braille album, an album of Valo covering his own songs from Screamworks in acoustic, mellow slow versions.
** However, played straight by themselves, with the Baudelaire In Braille album, an album of Valo covering his own songs from Screamworks in acoustic, mellow slow versions.
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* Inverted by H.I.M.'s Music/{{HIM}}'s rousing cover of the very somber "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak.
** However, played straight by themselves, with theBaudelaire ''Baudelaire In Braille Braille'' album, an album of Valo covering his own songs from Screamworks ''Screamworks'' in acoustic, mellow slow versions.
** However, played straight by themselves, with the
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* Toad The Wet Sprocket did this to "Rock And Roll All Nite", of all songs, for an officially sanctioned {{Music/Kiss}} [[CoverAlbum tribute album]]. Kiss fans had a pretty mixed opinion on this version, but Gene Simmons himself gave the band credit for their "balls-to-the-wall bravery" in drastically reinterpreting their SignatureSong.
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* Toad The Wet Sprocket Music/ToadTheWetSprocket did this to "Rock And Roll All Nite", of all songs, for an officially sanctioned {{Music/Kiss}} [[CoverAlbum tribute album]]. Kiss fans had a pretty mixed opinion on this version, but Gene Simmons himself gave the band credit for their "balls-to-the-wall bravery" in drastically reinterpreting their SignatureSong.
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* An unexpected case was on the album ''A [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Partridge Family]] Christmas Card'', where Creator/DavidCassidy sang the "happy, jolly" "Frosty the Snowman" as a slow, wistful ballad.
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* An unexpected case was on the album ''A [[Series/ThePartridgeFamily Partridge Family]] Christmas Card'', where Creator/DavidCassidy sang the "happy, jolly" "jolly, happy" "Frosty the Snowman" as a slow, wistful ballad.
