"Blue Orchid" by Satellite Citi

 

Los Angeles, California hard rockers Satellite Citi cover "Blue Orchid," the 2005 single from Detroit, Michigan garage band The White Stripes.

According to this article from The Spruce, most blue orchids on the market today are white orchids that have been artificially dyed.  There are a few naturally occurring blue orchid flowers, but they are extremely rare and difficult to care for.

The White Stripes' video for the song cracked Yahoo's list of the 25 spookiest ever produced.

For another White Stripes cover, "Seven Nation Army" by The Oak Ridge Boys can be found here.

"Seven Nation Army" by The Oak Ridge Boys

 

Sometimes, it's hard to stay relevant when you're in a country/gospel band that's been together for nearly four decades.

So, Oak Ridge, Tennessee vocal group The Oak Ridge Boys threw together a cover of the 2003 garage rock anthem (and best song of the decade according to Consequence of Sound) "Seven Nation Army" by critically acclaimed Detroit, Michigan duo The White Stripes.

Totally bizarre, but awesome.