Topic: love—just two little words, and I suppose it hardly matters which one comes first or last
01. Calvin Harris - Summer 02. Lionel Richie & Diana Ross - Endless Love 03. Florence + The Machine - Cosmic Love 04. Justin Bieber - Love Yourself 05. Alannah Myles - Love is 06. Craig Armstrong ~ This Love 07. The Outfield - Your Love 08. Kim Wilde - Chequered Love 09. Fleetwood Mac - Big Love
Topic: Songs composed specifically for a movie, a TV series, or a video game—basically, original soundtracks that actually feature vocals.
1. Tahnee Cain & The Tryanglz - Burnin' In The Third Degree ( terminator) 2. in The Third Degree ( terminator ) 2. queen - Flash) 3. Flash Gordon ) 3. Billy idol – speed ( speed) 4. speed ( speed ) 4. Tito & tarantula - after dark ( fra Dusk Till Dawn ) Sen fra my SM-A750GN using Tapatalk) 5. Vigilante 8 2 ND Offense theme song 6. Vigilante 8 2 ND Offense theme song 6. Bob Dylan - Things have Changed ( Wonder boys ) Bob Dylan - Things have Changed 7. Rose Royce - Car Wash ( Car Wash ) 8. The Greatest showman Crew - The Greatest show
Topic: Songs where an artist performs in a language that isn't their native tongue—excluding English, of course. It could be a full cover or just parts of the track. It doesn't necessarily have to be a direct translation of the original lyrics.
1. Tindersticks – Plus de liaisons (original: No More Affairs)
2. David Bowie – Lieb Mich Bis Dienstag (original: Love You Till Tuesday)
3. Celine Dion - Ammore Annascunnuto
4. Grace Jones - La Vie En Rose
5. George Michael - Desafinado
6. Japan - Despair
7. Anggun - La neige au Sahara (Her native language is Bahasa Indonesia, though she lives in France and Canada, so she often sings in French and English)
8. Heavenly - Spill Blood On Fire (the original is in English, but this specific version is in Japanese, except for bits of the chorus that remain in English; the band itself is from France)
Topic: Instrumental tracks by bands known for their unconventional or atypical instrumental compositions. I suppose we can tolerate a tiny bit of vocal content, provided the core essence of the track remains purely instrumental.
1. Metallica – Orion 2. Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side 3. ABBA - Intermezzo No.1 4. Ultravox - Astradyne
Theme (reflecting the current mood of the forum): departures, goodbyes, loss, disappearance, and death (across all genres)
01. The Manhattans - Kiss and say Goodbye 02. Supertramp – Goodbye Stranger 03. Demis Roussos - Goodbye my Love Goodbye 04. Gustavi - znan da biti zima 05. Bijelo dugme - Došao sam da ti kažem da odlazim
Topic: When the rhythm section takes the mic. This means the vocalist is also the bassist or the drummer—either currently or from a previous band. Solo artists are fair game too (as suggested by Richard Reed14). Vol. 2
01. Sweet - No You Don't (Steve Priest - bass)
If this isn't your thing, please just start a new thread...
Subject - The idea here is simple: everyone posts two tracks under categories a) and b). The songs feature different artists, yet they share the exact same vocalist.
1.a) Divlje jagode - Motori (Alain Clark) 1.b) Fleetwood Mac - Šta ima novo (Alain Clark) 2.a) Deep Purple - Burn (David Coverdale) 2.b) Whitesnake - Take Me with You (David Coverdale) 3.a) How We Live - All The Time In The World (Steve Hogarth) 3.b) Marillion - The Hollow Man (Steve Hogarth) 4.a) The Beatles - Things We Said Today(Paul McCartney) 4.b) Wings - Jet(Paul McCartney)
Theme - The title of the chosen track is mentioned within the lyrics, specifically in the chorus, but it isn't just the lead artist—whose name is primarily credited for the song—who sings it. It might be the backing band alone, or perhaps the singer alongside their band (though that distinction can be somewhat blurry depending on whether one is simply listening to the studio recording or watching a promotional music video), or even just the backup vocalists who deliver the line.
01 Kim Wilde - rage to Love 02 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard 03 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard ( 1986 ) 03 Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack 04 hit The Road Jack 04 Ultravox 05 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard ( 1986 ) 03 Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack 04 Ultravox - Sleepwalk 05 cabaret Voltaire - here to go cabaret Voltaire - here to go 06 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard 03 Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack 04 Ultravox - Sleepwalk 05 cabaret Voltaire - here to go 06 Duran Duran - All She Wants is dobro
Is this better? If I missed the mark, feel free to toss it out; after all, you were the one who kicked off this whole discussion.
Theme - The title of the selected track gets mentioned within the lyrics—specifically in the chorus—but it isn't just the lead artist who delivers the line. Depending on whether you're just listening to the studio recording or watching the promotional music video, it might be the backing band, the singer alongside their group, or perhaps even just the backup vocalists providing that specific hook.
Theme - The title of the selected track is woven directly into the lyrics, specifically within the chorus. However, it isn't always just the lead artist delivering the line; sometimes it’s the backing band, or perhaps the singer alongside their group—though that distinction can be a bit blurry depending on whether one is simply listening to the studio recording or watching a promotional music video. In other instances, it might just be the backup vocalists providing that specific hook.
Subject - The title of the selected track is mentioned within the lyrics, specifically during the chorus. However, it isn't just the lead artist who sings it; sometimes it’s their backing band, or perhaps the vocalist performs it alongside the group—though it can be a bit ambiguous if you're just listening to the studio audio versus watching the promotional music video. In other instances, it might just be the backup vocalists handling the line.
Topic: Stringing song titles together to create a coherent narrative
Description: The goal here is to select song titles that link to one another, forming logical, intelligible sentences—or perhaps even a complete, meaningful story once all ten tracks are laid out. I suppose you can use punctuation after a title or even incorporate it within a single title if it makes sense for the flow. For those of you building upon previous entries, please include the entire accumulated text so we don't lose our place. It goes without saying that you cannot alter what has already been established; if you are the fifth person to contribute, you are stuck with whatever the first four have set in stone.
01. The White Stripes - Come on 02. Sean Paul - dud 03. 03. Daft Punk - Tell me Why 04. 04. Franz Ferdinand - Do You Want To 05. 05. Breaking Benjamin - Follow me 06. 06. The Ramones - Alone Again or 07. 07. Janis Joplin - Maybe 08. 08. you don't Hear me you don't Hear me - Justin Bieber Come on , dud 09. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Beggin'
Topic: Deserts, jungles, steppes, and those sparsely populated wastelands found in song titles, lyrics, or visual motifs—think music videos, or even just a cinematic scene where a track sets the mood. Vol. 2.
01. eros Ramazzotti - più Bella Cosa 02. Guns n ' Roses - Welcome to The Jungle🙂 03. The polica - Teo in The Sahara
Topic: Deserts, jungles, steppes, and those hauntingly desolate wastelands mentioned in song titles, lyrics, or visual themes—think music videos, or even just a specific cinematic scene where the track sets the mood.
1a. Tinariwen - Nannuflay 1b. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Run through the Jungle 1c. Midnight Oil - Beds are burning 2a. Madonna - Frozen 2b. Men At Work - Down Under 2c. Sting - Desert Rose 3. Hans-Joachim Roedelius - Durch die Wüste 4. ZZ Top - I Gotsta Get Paid 5. Cymande - Equatorial Forest 6. Deep Forest - Savana Dance 7. London Grammar - Oh Woman Oh Man 8. revival - Run through The Jungle 1 C. Midnight Oil - Beds ara burning 2 A. Madonna - Frozen 2 B. Men AT work - down Under 2 C. Sting - desert Rose 3. Hans-Joachim Roedelius - Durch die Wüste 4. ZZ top - i Gotsta get Paid 5. Cymande - Equatorial Forest 6. Deep Forest - savana Dance 7. London Grammar - oh Woman oh man 8. The Eagles - hotel California