"Hangar 18" by EndCore

 

EndCore, a band of teenagers from.... Mexico City?  I think?  (not to be confused with Endcore based out of Bolivia) cover "Hangar 18," a 1990 thrash metal song from Los Angeles, California group Megadeth.

For another Megadeth cover, the Tengger Cavalry version of "Symphony of Destruction" can be found here.

"Mad About You" by Poison Garden

 

Rome, Italy steampunks Poison Garden cover "Mad About You," a 2000 release from Sint-Niklaas, Belgium trip hop band Hooverphonic.

"Trouble (With a Capital T)" by Swords of Light

 

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Here are Donegal, Ireland tribute artists Swords of Light with their remake of "Trouble (With a Capital T)," originally a 1976 Celtic rock single from Dublin band Horslips.

"These Are Days" by Melic

 

Long Island, New York acoustic duo Melic cover "These Are Days," a 1992 single from Jamestown, New York jangle pop artists 10,000 Maniacs.

I apologize for posting the official music video.  For such a great song, the accompanying visuals are butt cheese.  Sorry, Maniacs.  It's true.

For another 10K Maniacs cover, the Peppermint Jam version of "Like the Weather" can be found here.

For a cover by 10,000 Maniacs, their version of "Peace Train" can be found here.

"Put a Little Love in Your Heart" by The Rising Sons

 

Pietermaritzburg, South Africa band The Rising Sons cover "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," a 1969 pop single from Hazel, Kentucky artist Jackie De Shannon.

"Cottleston Pie" by Tales from Woodhaven

 

Happy pi day!

Here's a cover of "Cottleston Pie," originally a 1926 poem from Winnie the Pooh author A A Milne, first set to music by Teaneck, New Jersey big band vocalist Anne Lloyd in 1961.

I'm crediting Tales from Woodhaven as the artist, though I'm unsure if that's the chosen name of the husband/wife duo who gave WTP some BPM.

I was unable to locate bio information, either.... though, my guess is that the artists hail from Grayson, Georgia.

"Officer" by Sushi Roll

 

Gillette, Wyoming group Sushi Roll cover "Officer," a 2003 release from San Diego, California reggae rock band Slightly Stoopid.

If you're looking for a sushi roll in Gillette, Wyoming, Sapporo Steak House may very well be your only option.