What Are You Listening To Right Now? #25

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Here's an odd one. It's a fan remix of a haunting tune from the end credits of a DOS D&D game called Ravenloft: Stone Prophet



Here is the original version as well:

 

The Guess Who was a really decent band.

 

The Grassroots are also an oldie but a goodie.

 

@AlifQadir

This song is in the same vein, I feel, as some of the Guess Who's stuff:



Here's a version that gives me a chuckle and a smile (it's also the most viewed version of the song, on You Tube, tied with the one, above).

 

I much prefer:

 

This song, and, "Simple Man," are my two favorite Skynyrd songs.

 

Yeah, Toad is cool. Have you ever heard the Go Betweens?



Or maybe the La's.

 

@AlifQadr
So this just started with my deciding, during the editing window, to include a Toad the Wet Sprocket tune, to end my reply to your Toad post. But then I couldn't choose which version of the song, & ran out of time. The next 2 posts were the result.

 

Continued from prior post.

 

I became interested, in seeing the various covers of "Fade Into You," so figured, why not play a round of, "who sang it best?" After Miley Cyrus, however, I discovered that the Billie Eilish cover was a psyche out, and the Kelli Clarkson cover kinda sucked. But there were still decent covers by lesser-known singers, so what the hell. This may run more than one post. The original, Mazzy Star, is in the last post.

 

I think the guy in this first one really nails it (the Dinosaur Jr., from the previous group, was also sweet). The second, is by a You tube cover band (done in the style of the original).

 

"......Be running up that road, be running up that hill
With no problems..."

 

^ puts me in the mind of Human League

 

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Why does he only have 3 strings on his guitar? I'm like dude you can't handle a 5 string?

 

- I don't think that is a guitar... ?

 

Surprised to find some good contemporary music.

 

He's got 5 fingers that's enough for two more strings. Not that I'm really obsessing about it or anything.

 

Jewel, not bad for a country girl.