I don't think any of them have but I have several Dream Theatre CDs but I'll confess that Pull Me Under is the song I like best by them.
This is the Alter Bridge song that I like. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYG3BPvFOgs

One of my favorite groups has a singer that some have described as a Japanese Janis Joplin. I don't really agree with that but can occasionally understand the comparison. Glim Spanky is heavily inspired by 60's rock and have really grown on me in the last couple of years. If we had gotten one more nomination, they would have been it.

OROKAMONOTACHI (Glim Spanky) [Japan]

CIRCLE OF TIME (Glim Spanky) [Japan]

Those guys (gals) have been popping up in my YouTube feed because of their covers. This was the first time I listenend to a whole song by them. It was pretty good. The bass player plays a purple Spector, so that's already a win in my book.

Wow, they don't even have a Wikipedia page! Looks kinda like a miracle that you finally tracked this down.

The song was pretty cool, but I especially liked the instrumental break about halfway through.

Discovered these guys out of Nashville from a Hendrix tribute album.
Here's there take on Voodoo Chile.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQGqs3uZkoY

I listened to a little bit of the beginnings to each of these albums [side note, I like how Dr. Fate says "please offer only 1 or 2 songs each day and Phant is all, hold by beer....albums], and I see where they fit in musically for that time, but I just couldn't get into the music.

I don't think I should be allowed to nominate songs anymore. Three female singers I picked have passed away very recently, including Sinead OÇonnor. So damn sad. Now I'm worried for Francois Hardy

Very sad news. Amazing talent. Here's a song she did with Afro Celt Sound System meant to help the band heal after the loss of Jo Bruce who was the son of Jack Bruce when he passed away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xuGqoB9gG4&t=2s

Sad news. I saw her perform once with Peter Gabriel back in the 90s.

I always liked The Emperor's New Clothes.

I also found her cover of Nirvana's All Apologies fascinating.

Also, The Last Day of Our Acquaintance.

I’ve watched a couple of DIH’s concerts on YouTube, and one of my favorite parts is when they do a no-name, somewhat freeform, rock intro to start the concert. Just a few minutes of fun, then into their songs. Not sure if they always do that but I’ve watched a couple.

How could I forget How Insensitive - such a heartbreaky song.

I'm still playing catchup on the songs, but DIH reminded me of The Warning, so I thought I'd share this:

The Warning - DISCIPLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Gc...TheWarningVEVO

And I was contemplating this morning...this type of music was really popular in the late 80s, so roughly 30 years ago.

So to compare it to the 80s, that would be like a bunch of upstart kids in the 80s coming in with a band with music from the 50s - so basically The Stray Cats.

Ok, yeah, I'm really enjoying this. They could be talking about visiting your grandmother and having tea and I wouldn't care, this is pretty damn good.

Catharsis is a pretty song. I like how they stick with the truth: you can't really have an acoustic bass with acoustic guitars and drums (unless it's a full size standup bass). They just stick with a regular electric bass, and it sounds good.

This was interesting in that it seemed like they were just taking turns lip synching, because I could not tell the difference if there was actually more than one person singing.