Cúchulainn is next.

Cheers!

This is not a metal song and though its traditional, it has been covered by many pop artists from all over the world:

"Sé do bheatha, a bhean ba léanmhar, do ba é ár gcreach tú bheith i ngéibheann,
do dhúiche bhreá i seilbh méirleach, is tú díolta leis na Gallaibh"

I think I saw Sinead sing this a capella and it's (I thinK) You are Welcome Home?

Correct! Over to DS

Black brother in an open sports car pulled over by suspicious officer,
uniform man got a nervous partner,
weapon was pulled from a shoulder holster.

White jogger see the roadside gangsta,
heart beat just a little bit faster,
rasta man speaking in the island patios,
gonna give you the righteous answer.


Hopefully not too obscure

What Colour is God? - Fish/Phish

Yep, have a shiny balloom on a stick

Finally, I get a balloon on a stick.
/shake it around until it pops :cry:

I feel stormy weather
Moving in, about to begin
Hear the thunder
Don't lose your head

Original artist, if you please. :)

EDIT: Spelling snafu. :shame:

[ May 13, 2006, 21:50: Message edited by: kuemper ]

Here have another one, I got loads in just for you

Hint: R&B duet of former back-up singers.

Serious Disco here... :eek: (an embarrassing time in my life):

It's Raining Men by The Weather Girls

There's nothing wrong with disco, man. :hippy: Halleluah, you're correct.

For there's weak winged young sparrows that starve in the winter
Broken young children on the wheels of the winners

Hint time, a later line...

From the end of the world to your town.

[ May 16, 2006, 19:37: Message edited by: T2Bruno ]

So nobody knows Elton... that was the title song from the first album to ever debut as number one of the British Pop Albums chart.

Perhaps this will be familiar to the true rock fans. As a hint, the singer is THE greatest female vocalist in rock history (and if you don't agree, you're wrong):

But all I know is that she left you,
And you swear that you just don’t know why,
But you know, honey I’ll always,
I’ll always be around if you ever want me

I completely agree, but is she the original artist of this song?

Janis Joplin - Cry Baby

Written by Bert Berns, originally sung by Garnet Mimms (although I did specify female, so that leaves Garnet out).

Take it away Mesmero.

I turn around to look at you, you light a cigarette
I wish I had the guts to bum one, but we’ve never met

Bah! I don't even really like Tom Waits. But I don't know the title.

Pretty impressive if you recognise the guy by these two lines if you don't like him.

Since nobody was able to come up with the title by now (and I doubt someone will), I'll let you have the turn. The song was I hope I don't fall in love with you. My apologies to anyone who knew this and didn't have time to reply.

Well, I didn't really earn this, but...

No dark sarcasm in the classroom

If this takes more than a couple of hours, I'll be very disappointed. :p

I'll try not to disappoint you - your song quotes are the only ones I can get.

I guess that this is Pink Floyd, with "Another Brick in the Wall". We don't need no education (to learn how to use correct grammar.)

"Another Brick in the Wall - Part 2" to be exact. But close enough - your turn, HB.

Wahey. OK then:

"Then they decided the marriage would be at the end of July. Everyone said they were crazy."

Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel?

I think that's the right title. :bad:

Close enough, kuemper. "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant" by Billy Joel. Your turn.

Yay for the old people! :banana: :geezer:

Let me cover you in velvet kisses
I'll create a look that's made for you

Oh boy - this thread is finally getting good. I think this is my 3rd favourite Madonna song, my top 3 being:

1. Cherish
2. Live to Tell
3. Dress you up

We have something in common, though this is my #1 favorite of Madonna's.

Hmm, another turn? OK then...

"If I listen close, I can hear the singers.
Voices in your body, coming through on the radio."

Union of the Snake

Duran Duran

They're easy when you know them, eh! Your turn, T2Bruno.

butterflies and zebras

Original artist please.

Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing

Thank god you didn't mention Sting.....

You're turn Mesmero.

I didn't even know he covered it; I'm not a huge Sting fan. It's actually one of my favorite Hendrix songs.

It's early in the morning
About a quarter till three
I'm sitting here talking with my baby

You may have tricked me here my first thought was Van Morrison/BB King "Early in the morning", but my second thought adn the one I'm sticking with is

Otis Redding - Cigarettes and Coffee?

And your second thought is correct :thumb:

now autumns they come and they go
but my friends and my memories remain
and my heroes, well some of them fell from the stage
but their light still remains


A little obscure possibly

John Lennon's Guitar - James Barkley

That's close enough to Barclay James Harvest, spot on with the song though, look a nice shiny balloon with a new stick..

Bah, I had most of his name right! My brain is working on all fronts (and backs) this morning!

When the actor reaches his death
You know it's not for real
He just holds his breath

Kate Bush - The man with the child in his eyes?

Right singer, wrong song. This one has a one word, exclamative title.

would that be 'wow'?

Wow, yes it would. Your turn.

Wait! I've got a better plan
To catch this big red lobster man
Let's pop him in a boiling pot
And when he's done we'll butter him up

(a while later in the song)

Then Mr. Oogie Boogie Man
Can take the whole thing over then
He'll be so pleased, I do declare
That he will cook him rare

Edit: Showtunes!

[ May 25, 2006, 16:03: Message edited by: T2Bruno ]

The Little Mermaid?

Believe it or not, it is a musical as well as a movie.

No, another verse:

[title of the song]
Throw him in a box
Bury him for ninety years
Then see if he talks

Hint: one of the singers is Pee Wee.

Ah, well, there are no fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas....

How about this 'one hit wonder:'

In the heat of the summer night
In the land of the dollar bill

[ May 26, 2006, 18:23: Message edited by: T2Bruno ]

is it
The Night Chicago Died - Paper Lace


my song is;

'Os iusti meditabitur sapientiam,
Et lingua eius loquetur indicium.'

I though only lyrics in English are allowed

does it say that somewhere

the second post of the first page has lyrics that arent in english

I never saw a notice of posting English only lyrics. :hmm: It's a Benetictine monk chant though.

http://www.sorcerers.net/ubb/ultimatebb.php?/topic/21/342.html#000000

i was just going with what other people had done,
i saw the monk chant thing wasnt in english so i put the latin lyrics up


thanks for the clarification link undertaker, that info isnt on this version of the game, maybe it should be, you know so this doesnt happen again

IJ time.

At an early age he hits the street
And winds up tied with who he meets,
And he's unemployed.
His folks are overjoyed.

The Cradle Will Rock -- Van Halen

And this one, too.

Edit: you need to read TV Show first in order for this to make sense.

Yeah, he's big and dumb
As a man can come
But he's stronger than a country hoss

Don't Mess Around with Jim - Jim Croce

Don't mess around with kuemper.... your turn.

"Beyond the rim of the star-light
My love is wandering in star-flight"

the theme to star trek by Gene Roddenberry

Right title, but Gene never sang it. Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) did. :love: I'll give it to you anyway because I don't think there are more than 5 die-hard Trekkies that post here. :alien:

ok cool, um my song lyrics are

'on the dying souls of mankind
On the tomb of this unknown soldier'

pretty sure it shouldnt be that much of a challenge. I would have done the other lyrics i posted before but they were in latin so they dont count.


but if anyone wants to try them as a bonus here they are again

'Os iusti meditabitur sapientiam,
Et lingua eius loquetur indicium.'

another bonus one is

'pie Jesu Domine,
dona eis requiem. '

its a pity you cant have foreign languages, it would have made it a little harder
(once again the first set of lyrics are the ones i have submitted for this game, the latin lyrics are bonuses, for anyone who might want to do them)

'pie Jesu Domine,
dona eis requiem. 'That's from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The monks who keep whacking themselves on the head chant it.

No idea about the others.

actually it is a poem, they just use it in MP's holy grail, thanks for having a go at it, but the lyrics for this game are

'on the dying souls of mankind
On the tomb of this unknown soldier'

the latin lyrics were bonuses

That sounds like a *very* butchered version of The Carpenter by Nightwish to me...

I would guess that the latin is the Pie Jesu from the Requiem Mass, most probably Faure's

Or maybe the Hayley Westenra version!?

Aikanaro your right, carpenter by nightwish, its the version i have the lyrics for somewhere.

and yeh looks like everyone can get the 'Pie Jesu' one, no one's trying the other one? lol, i didnt think it would be that hard

Lol, time to hijack the thread :D

After the battle is over
And the sands drunken the blood
All what there remains
Is the bitterness of delusion

The immortality of the gods
Sits at their side
As they leave the walls behind
To reach the jewels gleam

Circle of the Tyrants by Celtic Frost (the new album is simply fabulous!)

Lol, someone got it!
Your turn

IJ time.

What's the matter with the clothes I'm wearing?
Can't you tell that your tie's too wide?

Billy Joel - it's still Rock and Roll to me :D

Oh no, I was too slow on that one!!

What took you so long? :p

Edit: that was directed to Ara, not that slowpoke HB.

I was too busy spamming!

Its breath intoxicating
its ego suffocating
its here in my house -
tryin' to get out

its moves exhilarating
tempers infuriating
its no sage -
rampage the cage

I'm almost 100% sure Ara quoted Lordi :D

Now, if you could get the song right.... :p

No way, I don't listen to Lordi. No idea about the song :p

Bah, it's Pet The Destroyer. Now I have to think of something. :aww:

EDIT: About 95% sure I'm correct, so I'm posting the next lyrical clue:

Some girls are sadistic, materialistic
Lookin' for a man makes them opportunistic

[ June 12, 2006, 03:56: Message edited by: kuemper ]

Why yes, you ARE right :D

Hint: 1990s rap song

*sigh* Young MC was hot with his hit, Bust A Move. Oh well. A new quote then.

You turned me out
You turned me on
And then you dropped me to the ground

The Gap Band - You Dropped a Bomb on Me

Kudos to the funkaliscious dmc. :thumb:

My kind's your kind
I'll stay the same

hintage?

Band's name is, essentially, the same word three times.

The The The?
Yes! Yes! Yes!

No, no, no, but closer than you might think in a way.

Wet Wet Wet?

Nope, nope, nope. Getting colder.

Toni Tony Tone?

Nope. If no one gets it, I'll post a new song's lyrics in a couple of hours.

AC/DC?

Yeah Yeah Yeah?

So, kuemper, what's the name of the song? (It's Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs BTW.)

Name of the song? I don't know that! *whaaaa*

Is the song Maps?

Art star?

Maps it is.

Headspace...alive and painless,
Weightless and almost sane
I close my eyes, I become the sky

That would be I mother Earth?!! They are from Canada too? :p

Well the song is by I Mother Earth, but does anyone know the song's name?

Obviously not.

Guess not.... I suppose I'll just leave the board open then.

Whoa, the board is open for 34 hours and not a single IJ came along...

Oh well, I'll make it a softy:
Bye bye baby it's been sweet love
Though this feeling I can't change
Please don't take it so badly
Cause Lord knows I'm to blame

Freebird -- Lynyrd Skynyrd

Are you seriously waiting for confirmation, or are you just trying to be polite? :p

Proceed when ready, Mr Bruno.

Standing in the sunlight laughing
Hide behind a rainbow's wall

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

That was quick. Your turn dmc.

Sadder still to watch it die, then never to have known it . . .

Muse - Muscle Museum?

DamnitDamnitDamnit!!!

It's Rush, but I can't remember the title. It's from Signals. :grr:

Edit: The Bell Tolls For Thee?

I'm almost totally certain that's not right - this is a line from the song, but not it's title.

Arrggg!

Hah! You missed the name of a Rush song Splunge. Shame on you. :nono: :D

I knew me posting in this thread would drag you back from where ever it is that you disappear to.

But, you're wrong. The title is not found in the lyrics, although it does describe the situation they portray.

Ooohhh, It's Losing It.... and assuming I am right, I'll let someone else (ie. an IJ) post something since odds are I won't be sober enough to post anything with any significant meaning during the Canada Day weekend.

It is Losing It.

Time to be the IJ :D

Johnny was a schoolboy when he heard his first Beatle song
"Love me do" I think it was, from there it didn't take him long

Bad Company - Shooting Star

Yep.

Speak to me of summer, long winters longer than time can remember,
Setting up of other roads, travel on in old accustomed ways.

Yes. No. Maybe.

Starship Trooper.

Yes, yes yes.

Yay Yay Yay!

I have my own life...and I am stronger than you know
But I carry this feeling
When you walked into my house
That you won't be walking out the door

Gah! Fleetwood Mac or Stevie Nicks.

Errrrr. Got it! Stevie Nicks Leather and Lace. (Was that the one that Tom Petty sang on?)

Got it! I certainly hope you don't mean you "got it" from doing a google search. :p

Anyway, for the record (pun intended :p ), it was Don Henley from The Eagles, not Tom Petty.

You're up, dmc.

Nah, just a brain cramp that went away. I can't be bothered to google these, as someone will give the answer soon enough.

Anyway, for this one, I want the original band, no covers:

The price you pay for your riches and fame
Was it all a strange game
You´re a little insane

I got pissed off in SQG6 when that song was quoted in a metal song and I was told I was wrong:

Those exact lines come from an old Byrds song called (ironically enough)

So You Want to be a Rock and Roll Star

It's been covered by Tom Petty, Patti Smith and U2 (live anyway). Oh, yes -- for the metal head bunch -- Nazareth paid homage to The Byrds by putting the lines verbatim in one of their songs.

But it's still The Byrds.

Exactly. You're up T2Bruno.

History shows again and again
How nature points out the folly of men

Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult

Your turn dmc.

I miss you so,
Seems like it's been forever,
That you've been gone.

Fort Minor - Where'd you go.
Heard it on MTV a few times. Not my kind of music but it seems like to linger around in my head somehow.

Never heard of him.

He's a rapper of Linkin Park, my roommate told me.

Never knew dmc was into rap. Word.

:D That surprises me, too. Unless I'm wrong, about the song of course. He might as well be thinking of an other artist, the origional one. Rappers tend to be coverers, you know...

Nope, you're spot on MoN. I like some rap, as long as it's not gangsta (I loved the Sugar Hill Gang back in the day).

I like about half of Linkin' Park's songs as well, so this is a natural extension.

Wow, revelations here. :p

I got this song stuck in my head every time I hear it:
Field mice, head lice, spider in the kitchen
Don't think twice 'bout whatever keeps you itchin

Edit:
Mmh. I surely thought some of you would know this
This singer/songwriter has a slightly 'raspy' voice. His lyrics tend to be a tad depressive but the music feels good. Song is about 6 years old now.

[ July 08, 2006, 04:39: Message edited by: Master of Nuhn ]

No idea, Mr Nuhn.

Mmh. Seeing he got some some clips on MTV, a performance at Rock Werchter (Belgium), some nice performances in NY etc, I thought he was pretty big...
This was Eels (http://www.eelstheband.com/biography/index.asp) with Flyswatter (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVA59Jb8FAg)

New one then... Softy, I guess:
She is soft, she is warm, but my heart remains heavy
And I watch as her breasts gently rise, gently fall
Yet I know with the first light of dawn I'll be leaving
And tonight will be all I have left to recall

Wednesday Morning - Simon and Garfunkel?

:hmm: I think the title's wrong though.

Well, since the title is not in the lyrics, my opinion is that you're close enough. It was "Wednesday Morning, 3 AM" by Simon and Garfunkel, indeed. :thumb:

Your turn, you slithering, 6-armed, bare-breasted demon!

Being good isn't always easy
No matter how hard I'd try
When he started sweet-talkin' to me
He'd come and tell me everything is all right

I know that Aretha Franklin sung Son of a Preacherman, but I doubt she was the first who did...

It's by Dusty Springfield, originally. It was first offered to Franklin, who turned it down. she didnöt record it until it already became a hit :)

I didn't ask for the original artist because I know of it being recorded at least 5 times - Dusty Springfield, Bobby Gentry, Janis Joplin, Aretha Franklin and The Foo Fighters. I can hear Dave Grohl right now... :mommy:

Master gets to go next.

Well Thanks :)
I can only come up with quotes that are somewhat unknown, though, (like Loudon Wainwright III's "Acid Song" etc) so I leave this one for Ara.

Aww, thanks MoN :)

I don't care if you track me down
Like an animal that's on the run
Tie me down spread-eagle
Leave me dyin' in the sun

Harder faster - W.A.S.P.

You got it :D

Bloodstained velvet, dirty lace
Naked fear on every face
See them bow their heads to die
As we would bow as they rode by

Rush - Bastille Day

Correct

The rockets come at us sideways

more hints please DMC

Okay - opening lyrics:

And when I wake up in the morning
To feel the daybreak on my face.

Rush - Tom Sawyer

/hopes that dmc doesn't reply so that I can invoke the "automatically correct in 24 hours" rule. :p

In other words - no idea.

(But the rule still stands. :p )

Ha, ha. I used Happy Birthday for such an IJ move once with success.

Nope, wrong, not even close, not the right band, not the right era.

Okay - hintage - band's name is a euphamism for "penises". Album was 1994.

band's name is a euphamism for "penises".Would that be Swollen Members? I don't think they debuted an album until 2000. :hmm:

Nope. Clearly a stumper, and it was pretty popular here for a while. I'll post a new one tomorrow if no one gets it.

Happy Birthday by Meat Puppets?

(Title - me being a smartass. Group - possibly.)

Backwater by the Meat Puppets. Splunge gets it for being close enough. It was a pretty good song as well, and happened to be running through my computer/MP3's when I posted.

Well, that was unexpected. :)

There was a king who ruled the land.
His majesty was in command.
With silver eyes the scarlet eagle
Showers silver on the people.

Somewhat topical. ;)

Arrrgh. That's from one of the songs on Piper at the Gates of Dawn. Early Pink Floyd.

Must dig that up and play it to figure out which song. Damn you Splunge!

Well, if you get the song title, then I'll know you cheated, since the title doesn't appear in the actual song. :p

But since you gave me the last one on even less justification, I'll give it back to you. :)

To my horror, the frickin' disc is missing! Now I must go and replace it.

(As an aside -- when I know where the song is, I usually just play the disc song by song until I get the right one -- was there something weird about this where they didn't list the title of the song?)


Anyway, Floyd related (sorta, kinda) --

Let's think about dreams
We never seem to have the time
Let's think about what it all means
If you are a friend of mine

No, the song is listed (Matilda Mother), but it's unlikely you'd get it by listening to the song, since Matilda Mother doesn't actually show up in the lyrics.

Anywho, yours is Alan Parsons, but like most of his songs, I never know what it's called.

If no one gets it by tomorrow, you can have it.

Yup Alan Parsons Project.
but like most of his songs, I never know what it's called.I just can't remember the album it's on. I Robot? Turn of a friendly card? And I miss these 2. It's on a compilation called Works, though.
I do remember the name of the song. "Lets talk about me" (Some staccato there). Love this band. Been grown up with it and it always makes me think of my daddy :( and my brother.

MoN is up.

Guess this will be a softball:

I used to like to go to work, but they shut it down.
I got a right to go to work, but there's no work here to be found.
Yes, and they say were gonna have to pay what's owed.
Were gonna have to reap from some seed thats been sowed.

This is his/her/their greatest song, imo.
Edit: I put some comas and dots there.

Edit for hint:
This is most likely the band's longest song. You won't hear it on the radio too often unless it's cut down to about 1/3 its actual time. Here at least.
The band was formed in 1977 and had their first top 10 chart in the next year.

Edit again:
Drat! Come on, guys. I'm not giving this one up that easily.
According to the northern-english band's name, they are "in serious need of more money".
Ask for an other hint if you must. I'm sure you know the band, some of you are quite fond of them, I read in some other posts.

[ July 19, 2006, 03:45: Message edited by: Master of Nuhn ]

According to the northern-english band's name, they are "in serious need of more money".Dire Straits? :skeptic:

/pokes hubby for title

Industrial Disease?

Dire Straits is correct, but the name of the song is not Industrial Disease. You're close, though. The correct song is on the same album.
Poke your hubby a bit harder. :)

Telegraph Road?

(I think I poked him too hard) :deadhorse:

:lol:
Too hard? It worked. Next time you need to know something, you just poke him that hard. :D

You're up, kuemper. :thumb:

Edit: I thought this would be a softy, but seemingly I was wrong... Again.

[ July 19, 2006, 22:21: Message edited by: Master of Nuhn ]

Sometimes the faster it gets
The less you need to know
But you gotta remember
The smarter it gets the further it's going to go

Tragically Hip. Don't know the song title, though.

Wow, I'm on a real roll here, knowing the band but not the name of the song. :rolleyes:

The band is correct. I always have to ask hubby what the title is myself. The lead singer is pretty garbled from being drunk. :beer:

Hint: It's the theme to a Canadian tv show.

It was Blow at High Dough by Tragically Hip, theme to Made in Canada with Rick Mercer.

The new song quote:

The moon... beautiful
The sun... even more beautiful

Is anyone even reading this? :skeptic: Do y'all not want to play anymore?

Hint: Ferris Bueller's Day Off soundtrack

Do y'all not want to play anymore? I'm sure people do, but your choice of lyrics is likely presenting a significant barricade to them doing so. :p

The only song I remember from Ferris Bueller is Twist and Shout and it's not that.

Song Quote Game is the hardest one to play because you can't even make educated guesses here like you can in the movie and TV games.

I'm sure people do, but your choice of lyrics is likely presenting a significant barricade to them doing so. Other than the song's title, those *are* the lyrics. It's a pseudo-instrumental, techno-dance track so popular in 1985.

It's not that one that goes "boom boom, chick, chicky chick AHHHHH"?

Yes it is. Oh Yeah by Yello.

/shoves game into HB's wings hurriedly and runs away

Enjoy...

/me attaches electrodes to thread and flicks switch...

It's alive! ALIIIIIVE!!!

"When a problem comes along ...
Before the cream sits out too long ...
When something's going wrong ..."

...you must WHIP IT

by Devo.

Yuppity-yup.

You're up, Igor. Uhh, I mean apathetic empath. Sorry. :D

Igor? :confused:

*shrug* Yeth, marthter. ;)

Mango, banana and tangerine
Sugar and ackee and cocoa bean
When we get marry we make them grow
And nine little chil' in a row

Is it Put the Lime in the Coconut?

Nope, but right genre, K.

EDIT: fine, here's a hint - it's featured in a James Bond movie.

[ August 01, 2006, 04:07: Message edited by: apathetic empath ]

Under the Mango Tree?

No, I don't know who sings it.

There we go! Your turn, K.

Nice new gem. :)

People gettin' high
People gettin' low
People gettin' nowhere
Cause they don't know where to go

kuemper, are you Canadian? I ask because you seem to quote quite a few Canadian songs, etc.

Trooper - General Handgrenade (At least I think that's what it's called.)

I'm an ex-American living in Canada. Canadian songs are required to be played on the radio up here. Consequently, I hear a lot of Trooper and April Wine. ;)

The old :geezer: has the floor. Watch out for the cane. :p

Sorry for the delay - my cane was malfunctioning. :p

I wish that I could fly
Into the sky
So very high
Just like a dragonfly

Lenny Kravitz -- Fly Away

Lenny Kravitz - I think it's "Fly Away"

:lol: Yes it must be Lennyboy

You're up, dmc.

No, it looks like T2Bruno beat me to it.

Going back twenty years....

It may come,
it may come as some surprise
but I miss you
I could see through,
All of your lies
But I still miss you

Edit: more lyrics....

My love is wider,
wider than Victoria lake
My love is taller,
taller than the Empire State
It dives and it jumps
and it ripples like the deepest ocean
I can't give you more than that,
surely you want me back.

[ August 05, 2006, 03:41: Message edited by: T2Bruno ]

Happy Birthday by the Partridge Family.

:p

Wow, nobody seems to know this African/English singer.

Sounds like Sade's style of singing.

Sade Abu is the singer -- how about the title?

The only Sade song I can think of right now is Smooth Operator

Ah well, give the masses what they want...

New song:

I woke last night to the sound of thunder.

Night Moves - Bob Segar and the Silver Bullet Band

All yours kuemper.

That's all the time
That it takes
The sweeter the wine
The harder to make the break

Clues please.

Demanding little buggers. :shake:

The singer is as American actor and it's sung in a British film.

Is it 'Once in a While' from the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Not too sure who actually sings it though. Shoot me for knowing that song.

*bang*

Right song. Right movie. You've got 2 choices for the singer.

Not the faintest idea. If anyone else knows, then be my guest to answer it and present the next quote.

Tim Curry and Richard O'Brian are English, so... Meatloaf?

I think that's Little Nell

It's a guy who sings it, though he has really great legs. ;) Not Meatloaf, so it's the other guy. The scene with the song is cut from some versions of the film.

Big Major Hintage: The actor/singer I'm looking for is probably better know to you as playing the president on an American tv series.

That would have to be Brad -- Barry Bostwick.

Unfortunately, I've never even heard the song. I never heard it in the theater and it's not on my video tape. I understand that it was cut from the movie and is only heard in the play or the extended versions of the movie now available on DVD.

Yep, that's the one. Sorry about the snafu; I mixed up West Wing with Spin City.

Where when I hear her I can see her
I can smell her sweet perfume
I can feel her skin against me when I sleep

Okay, I'll shift yet again to a new song since no one knows Gary Allen....

How about something from a British guy...

You called me from the room in your hotel
All full of romance
For someone that you met
Telling me how sorry you were
Leaving so soon
And that you miss me sometimes
When you're alone in your room
Do I feel lonely too?

Phil Collins. As usual, I don't know the name of the song :(

Got the guy, more lyrics:

You have no right to ask me how I feel
You have no right to speak to me so kind
We can't go on just holding on to time
Now that we're living [title of song]

Strike two....

The next little number will be more recent (in fact off the most recent CD I got):

I fell in fear, upon my back
I said don't look back, just keep on walking.
When the big black horse that looked this way,
Said hey lady, will you marry me?
But I said no, no, no,no-no-no
I said no, no, you're not the one for me

Damn! That'll teach me for taking so long between visits (well, probably not). 'Cause I think the previous song was "Separately", or "Separate Lives", or something like that.

Oh well, it don't matter now. :(

Well Splunge you can have it if you post before someone gets the last song I put up.

You called me from the room in your hotel
All full of romance
For someone that you met
Telling me how sorry you were
Leaving so soon
And that you miss me sometimes
When you're alone in your room
Do I feel lonely too?It's actually:

You called me from the room in your hotel
All for the of romance
With someone that you met
And telling me how sorry you were

Separate Lives - Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin

But Splunge got it already.

'All full of romance' is correct ('all for the of romance' is doesn't mean anything), but I did miss the 'and' later in the lyric.

As I said, either Splunge can go or someone guess the last post of mine:

I fell in fear, upon my back
I said don't look back, just keep on walking.
When the big black horse that looked this way,
Said hey lady, will you marry me?
But I said no, no, no,no-no-no
I said no, no, you're not the one for me

Thats KT Tunstall with "Black horse and the cherry tree".

That would be it. Your turn.

Yay, finally a song that I know!

Now here's mine:


Dreaming of that face again.
It's bright and blue and shimmering.
Grinning wide
And comforting me with it's three warm and wild eyes.

No idea about Morgoth's song.

[ August 17, 2006, 04:24: Message edited by: nior ]

Twelve hours have past, so here is hint number 1.

The song starts of with two audioclips from good ol' Bill Hicks, my favourite being:


Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves.
Here is Tom with the weather.

Alright, 60 hours have passed and noone has any idea, so I guess it's time to put this song away and come up with an easier one.


Forward he cried, from the rear
And the front rank died.
BTW, the other quote was from Tool - Third Eye.

Thats's us and them by Pink Floyd of dark side of the moon, track 6

Yup, thats the one.

It's track 7 actually 6 is Money :p

On the live edition yes but on the studio album track 7 is any color you like a instrumantal psychedelic composition highy influenced by Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. If you don't belive me i can go and take a photo of my original LP record.

The diffrence is that on the live album the first song(s) speakto me/breath have been split in two. :p :p :p

As for my quote:

While I eat my scones and drink my cup
of tea

The sun is warm but it's a lonely afternoon
Oh, play that theme

Rubber Band - David Bowie?

yup

The obcureness of my siblings' musical tastes has come into fruition! Mwuhahaha! Something easy as I hate getting stuck with these over the weekend.

Now, these fine ladies, they had a plan,
They was out to meet the boys in the band.

@Stardust on my vinyl record the listing is


1. Speak To Me
2. Breathe
3. On The Run
4. Time
5. Great Gig In The Sky
6. Money
7. Us And Them
8. Any Colour You Like
9. Brain Damage
10. Eclipse

And it's the first LP I ever bought in 1973 and still one of my favourites