Subject: Deserts, jungles, prairies, and those lonely, desolate stretches of nothingness appearing in song titles, lyrics, or visual motifs—be it in a music video or perhaps a specific cinematic scene where the track serves as the backdrop.
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(the videos probably fit the criteria, I suppose) 2c. Sting - Desert Rose
01. Vanilla Fudge - Keep Me Hangin' On (featuring Carmine Appice) 02. Dave Grohl - Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit 03. Keith Moon - The Who - Who Are You 04. Sweet - "The Man With The Golden Arm"(Mick Tucker)
01. Band of Horses - The Funeral 02. The Cure - The Funeral Party 03. Diamanda Galás - There Are No More Tickets To The Funeral 04. Elton John - Funeral for a Friend 05. Ennio Morricone - The Funeral 06. The Band Perry - If I Die Young 07. HIM - The Funeral of the Hearts 08. The Rolling Stones - Sanjao sam noćas da te nemamSimply perfect...
Theme: Having xxx and yyy right there in the song title
1. 1. Bella and Sebastian - Young and Stupid Bella and Sebastian - Young and Stupid 2. 2. Aqualung - Strange and Beautiful 3. 3. Dope Lemon - Salt & Pepper 4. 4. princ & The New Power Generation - Diamonds and Pearls 5. 5. Talking Heads - Crosseyed and Painless 6. 6. Steve'n'Seagulls - Seek and Destroy Sen fra my SM-A750GN using Tapatalk 7. 1. Bella and Sebastian - Young and Stupid 2. Aqualung - Strange and Beautiful 3. Dope Lemon - Salt & Pepper 4. princ & The New Power Generation - Diamonds and Pearls 5. Talking Heads - Crosseyed and Painless 6. Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking 7. Lady Gaga - you and i
01. Bruce Springsteen - Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 02. Kim Wilde - The second time 03. mus - The 2 ND law - isolated system 04. Imelda May - Sixth sense 05. fall out Boy - Fourth of July 06. 06. Hazel O'Connor - Eighth day 07. 07. Bob Dylan - Positively 4 th street 08. 08. T.Rex - 20th Century boy👍👍👍 09. The Kinks - Century man😉
The subject is "she," positioned either at the start or the end of the title... involving two or more words, volume 2
01. The Rolling Stones - She's a Rainbow 02. Robbie Williams - She's The One 03. Nightwish - She's Is My Sin 04. Cliff Richard & Phil Everly - She Means Nothing to Me 04. Billy Joel - She's Always a Woman 06. Eyedress - She looks just like a dream (Something About You) 07. Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy 08. Megadeth - She Wolf 09. The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary 10. Robbie Williams - She's Madonna
The subject is "she," appearing at the beginning or end of the track title... consisting of two or more words, volume 3
The theme here seems to be songs where "she" appears at the very beginning or the very end of the title... involving two or more words
01 BOBBY O ~ She has a way 02 JSBX - She Said 03 Red Hot Chili Peppers - She Looks To Me 04 Roy Orbison - She's a Mystery to Me 05 Patrick Swayze - She's Like The Wind
01 Bauhaus - The Passion of Lovers 02 Mike Oldfield - Crime of Passion ft. Barry Palmer (1983) 03 Rhythm Syndicate - P. A. S. S. I. O. N. 04 Flirts ~ Passion 05 Rod Stewart - Passion 06 R.E.M. - Talk About The Passion(1983) 07 The Fireman (Paul McCartney) - Lifelong Passion(2008)
01. Ksenija Erker - Spring Has Arrived With the Rain 02. Dalmatino - It’s Gonna Rain 03. Goombay Dance Band - Rain 04. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Run, Rain, From My Window 05. The Idles - While the Rain Beats Down 06. Fleetwood Mac - Autumn Rains
Topic - We're pairing two things under an a/b format. Each item must have a single-word title. Both titles must be identical. Furthermore, the song listed under A and the song listed under B must have been officially released as studio singles at least ten years apart from one another, and they certainly cannot be covers of each other. - Vol. 2
01a The Rolling Stones - Happy 01b Pharrell Williams - Happy 02a C-Block - Summertime (1997) 02b Bon Jovi - Summertime (2007) 03a Connie Francis - Mama(1960) 03b Genesis - Mama(1983) (though I suppose Zucchero might work too)
Topic - Everyone should list two songs using an a/b format. For song A, the title needs to be exactly two words long. For song B, the title must consist of three words. Crucially, the first two words of song A have to be identical to the first two words of song B.
01a Wilson Phillips - Hold On 01b ELO - hold on Tight 02 02a Ed Sheeran - don't 02 b Guns n ' Roses - don't Cry ED Sheeran - don't mali 02b Guns N' Roses - Don't Cry Ed Sheeran - don't 02 b Guns n ' Roses - don't Cry ED Sheeran - don't mali
Just a tiny little correction regarding the previous post: I suppose "don't" actually stands for "do not," which would mean it's technically two words... so that changes things slightly.😁
coastalorca43 said:All I want is for children to finally have those masks taken off their faces. Restricting a child's essential biological function—breathing—just to maintain appearances is nothing short of criminal in my eyes. I couldn't care less about some technicality regarding forty or forty-five minutes; those details are completely irrelevant to the bigger picture. Furthermore, I want kids to be able to enjoy sports, outdoor activities, and field trips without any restrictions. Retirement and veteran associations travel whenever they please, yet children haven't been allowed anything for two years now. It's disgusting.
Elle Fanning. She is absolutely stunning. I just adore her. I found myself rewatching Natalie Portman in Léon: The Professional the other day, and I have to say, I was once again completely captivated by her performance.