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Subject: Grammy Award

01 Grammy Award

02 Grammy Award

03. Grammy Award

04. Taylor Swift - Instant gratification

05. Céline Dion - Grammy Award

06. Grammy Award

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08. Joan Jett - Grammy Award

09. David Hanselmann - Grammy Award

David Hanselmann - Grammy Award (1990)

Subject: Grammy Award

01 Grammy Award

02 Grammy Award

03. Grammy Award

04. Taylor Swift - Instant gratification

05. Céline Dion - Grammy Award

06. Grammy Award

07. Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Subject: The Award

nagrada 01 The Teardrop Explodes - Reward

The Teardrop Expodes - Reward (1981)

Topic - The track title shows up in the lyrics, specifically during the chorus, but it’s not just the main artist singing it. Sometimes it’s the backing band, sometimes the lead singer is joined by the group (which can be a bit tricky to tell if you're just listening to the studio track versus watching the music video), and other times it's just the backup vocalists carrying the line.

01 Kim Wilde - rage to Love
02 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard
03 Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack
04 hit The Road Jack 04 Ultravox - Sleepwalk
05 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 Ultravox - Sleepwalk 05 cabaret Voltaire - here to go cabaret Voltaire - here to go
06 Duran Duran - All She Wants is 07
07a pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West
07b pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West
08 The Clash - rock The Casbah The Clash - rock The Casbah
09 pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West 08 The Clash - rock The Casbah 09
09 Jennifer Lopez - Let's get Loud
10 Let's get Loud 10 Yello - Goldrush Yello - Goldrush

Yello - Goldrush (1986)

Topic - The title of the selected track shows up within the lyrics, specifically in the chorus. However, it isn't just the main artist shouting it out. Sometimes it's the backing band, sometimes the lead singer alongside the group (though it can be a bit tricky to tell if you're just listening to the studio track versus watching a music video), and other times it's just the backup vocalists providing that extra layer.

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
07a pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West
07b pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West
08 pet shop boys - New York City Boy 07 b pet shop boys - go West 08 The Clash - rock The Casbah The Clash - rock The Casbah

The Clash - Rock The Casbah (1982)

Rachel Patel49 said: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 Ronan Keating - When you say Nothing AT All

I know this stuff pretty well, and I honestly can't wrap my head around why it was placed in this specific thread. 🤔

Topic - The title of the selected track pops up within the lyrics, specifically in the chorus. But it isn't just the main artist delivering the line; sometimes it's the backing band, or perhaps the lead singer alongside their group (though that distinction can be a bit blurry depending on whether you're just spinning the vinyl or watching the music video), or even just the backup vocalists chiming in.

01 Kim Wilde - rage to Love
02 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 (1987)

Topic - The title of the selected track pops up in the lyrics, specifically during the chorus. However, it isn't just the lead singer who belts it out. It could be the full band, or perhaps just the frontman alongside his group—though that distinction can get a little blurry depending on whether you're strictly listening to the studio track or watching the music video. Sometimes, it’s even just the backup vocalists pulling it off.

01 Kim Wilde - rage to Love
02 rage to Love 02 Frankie goes to Hollywood - rage hard ( 1986 )
03 Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack
04 Ultravox - Sleepwalk

Ultravox - Sleepwalk (1980)

The Topic - The title of the track gets mentioned within the lyrics, specifically during the chorus. However, it’s not just the lead singer who delivers the line. You might hear the backing band chime in, or perhaps the lead artist performs it alongside the group—though whether it's a solo moment or a full ensemble effort can be a bit of a toss-up depending on if you're just spinning the vinyl or watching the music video. Sometimes, it's even just the backup vocalists pulling it off.

01 Kim Wilde - rage to Love

Kim Wilde - rage to Love (1985)

Topic - The song title is identical to another artist who didn't even exist until after the original track was released

01 Siouxsie & The Cure - Slowdive (USA band - 1989)
02 Ramones - Amsterdam (American rock band formed in 1999)
03 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Bad Moon Rising (American band existing from 1990-1998)
04 Echo & The Bunnymen - The Game (American band - 1988)
05 Eagles - Desperado (American heavy metal band 1988-1990)
06 Pink Floyd - Money (American alternative rock band formed in 2011)
07 07 Johnny Cash - One (American boy band formed in 1999)
08 Village People - Go West (New York City 1982)
09 Lou Reed - Berlin (USA band - 1979)

Lou Reed - Berlin (1973)

Topic - The song title is identical to another artist who didn't even emerge until after the original track was released

01 Siouxsie & The Banshees - Slowdive (USA band - 1989)
02 riblji Čorba - New York City (American rock band formed in 1999)
03 Creedence Clearwater Revival - bad Moon Rising (American band existing 1990-1998)
04 echo & The Bunnymen - The Game (American band - 1988)

echo & The Bunnymen - The Game (1987)

Topic - That weird coincidence where a song title perfectly matches another artist's track released much later

01 Siouxsie & The Banshees - Slowdive

Siouxsie & The Banshees - Slowdive (1982)

Topic: Deserts, jungles, steppes, and those lonely, wide-open stretches of nothingness mentioned in song titles, lyrics, or visual vibes (think music videos, or even just a scene from a movie or show where the track sets the mood) vol. 3.

01. Pink Floyd - Heart Meat, Pig Meat (from the movie Zabriskie Point)

02. Tina Turner - WE don't need Another Hero (from the movie Mad Max 3)

03. Bruce Springsteen - Badlands

04. Running Wild - desert Rose

05. Shakira - Whenever, Wherever

06. Eric Serra - Little light of Love

07. Tinariwen - Sastanaqqam (a track dedicated to the desert—Tenere in Tuareg)

08. Linkin park - in The end

09. Blue Pearl - Naked in The Rain

10. The Mission - Wasteland

The Mission - Wasteland (1986)

You honestly have to be a bit of a genius to pull off a complete demolition of everything that actually worked in the original. I mean, they managed to strip away the atmosphere, the script, Christopher Young’s incredible score, and even the solid performances from the leads. It’s so spectacularly bad that it’s almost hard to believe.

Topic - Brass sections kick things off and make their appearance just before the lead vocalist steps up to the mic

01 Adam Ant - Desperate But Not Serious
02 Calexico - Crystal Frontier
03 Test Dept - God, King and Law
04. Pendulum - Propane Nightmares
05. Rizzle Kicks - Down With The Trumpets
06. Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire
07. UB40 - Maybe Tomorrow
08. Heaven 17 - This Is Mine
09. The Teardrop Explodes - Reward

Chloe Allen13 said:Topic - The horn section kicks things off and makes their appearance no later than when the lead singer comes on stage.

07. UB40 - Maybe Tomorrow

Personally, I’d probably go with "If It Happens Again," but hey, that’s just my two cents. 😁

...honestly, I'm at a loss here. I can't tell if Arthur Brown6 deleted his own Test Department by mistake, or if it was wiped out accidentally by the system. You guys should probably touch base and sort it out.......

Topic - The brass section kicks things off, making an appearance just before the lead singer hits the stage

01 Adam Ant - Desperate But Not Serious

Adam Ant - Desperate But Not Serious (1982)

Topic: Funerals

01. Band of Horses - The Funeral
02. The Cure - The Funeral Party
03. Diamanda Galas - 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 - I Dreamed I Had No You Last Night
09. Black Sabbath - Electric Funeral
10. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Your Funeral My Trial

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Your Funeral My Trial (1987)

Topic: Funerals

01. Band of Horses - The Funeral
02. The Cure - The Funeral Party
03. Diamanda Galás - There Are No More Tickets To The Funeral

The Cure - The Funeral Party (1981)

DG - There Are No More Tickets To The Funeral (1991)