TTT [Week 39] - Tune Tune Train undercover

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As promised I will keep that Tune Tune Train moving for a couple of weeks.
And for those that did not get aboard last week and now are wondering what the Freckle is a Tune Tune Train I will explain once more:

The Tune Tune Train connects songs, that can be done in many ways, like 3 times the same artist. I like to make it a bit more difficult for myself. But in essence, it´s as simple as that.

If you missed the train last week, grab it today:
Three Tunes Tuesday - Taking the Tune Tune Train
And If you don´t like to take that week-old train here´s the new arrival.

ROCKETTOTHESKY - Venus In Furs (2008)

Now it´s a risk touching an Iconic song like this, from that even more Iconic band "The Velvet Underground". But this is cover is not aimed to satisfy an audience, this version just speaks of love for the song. Simple and Naked, just like mankind should be.

Now the train keeps on rolling baby, we have so many more stations to pass till I will make it stop at its final destination.

If you didn´t put on your headset yet, you might want to do that now, before I kick this next little gem into motion.

KALANDRA - Grizzly Man (Rockettothesky Cover) | Sofar London

Are you still there? Or did you magically got swept into this parallel universe filled with, sirens fairies, and mermaids? Haunting little fairytale songs, I so love those. I should add some to my Midnight Gems Written Radio Show soon.

Wardruna - Helvegen (Kalandra cover)

Most of you will travel down that Helvegen one day, maybe this train might even go there one day, a one-way ticket to Hel. But do not be worried dear reader, I did not misspell Hel.

Helvegen means "The way to Hel"
Christianity likes you to believe Norse Paganism worships a place Christians call Hell. Hel is not the same as Hell.

Hel in Norse Paganism is where those who die of old age or illness go. Those who die in battle go to Valhalla.

Surely by now, you have uncovered this week's pattern, soon I will turn it into a little challenge. But then those patterns need to be a little less obvious.

Hopefully, you enjoyed this free train ride and you feel like getting on board next week for another amazing ride Out of Hel!