Posts by brighteagle39

Theme: Iconic male duets:

01. Justin Timberlake & Taylor Swift - Shame
02. John Denver & Andrea Bocelli - Perhaps Love
03. Usher - Rise & Fall ft. Sting
04. David Bowie & Freddie Mercury & Queen - Under Pressure (Live)
05. Paul McCartney ft. Michael Jackson - Say Say Say
06. J. J. Cale & Eric Clapton - Ride the River

J. J. Cale & Eric Clapton - Ride the River

Topic: Songs featuring a children's choir as backing vocals

01. Bijelo Dugme - Pristao sam, biću sve što hoće
02. pink Floyd - Another Brick in The wall ( Part 2
03. Gorillaz - Dirty Harry
04. Wizzard - i Wish IT Could be Christmas Everyday Gorillaz - Dirty Harry Wizzard - i Wish IT Could be Christmas Everyday

Gorillaz - Dirty Harry

Wizzard - i Wish IT Could be Christmas Everyday

Topic - The song title must contain at least five words. One of those words has to be GOD.

01 Manic Street Preachers - The Girl Who Wanted To Be God
02 Manic Street Preachers - There By The Grace Of God
03 Johnny Cash - God's Gonna Cut You Down
04.Kiss - God Gave Rock And Roll To You

Kiss - God Gave Rock And Roll To You

Topic - Pairing two or more songs under an a/b format... where the song titles are identical (or as close to identical as possible) across different languages, consisting solely of nouns.

01a Joy Division - Ice age 01 b ideal - Eiszeit
01b Joy Division - Ice age 01 b ideal - Eiszeit
02a Irene Cara - Fame 02
02b Umberto Tozzi - Gloria 03
03a Django Reinhardt - la Mer 03 b more - more
03b la Mer 03 b more - more 04
04a Eddie Brickel & The New Bohemians - Circle 04
04b EKV - circle 05
05a Al Bano - Felicita 05
05b Alexis Jordan - Happiness ABBA
05c ABBA - Felicidad 05
05d Sophie Straat - Geluk

Al Bano - Felicita

Alexis Jordan - Happiness

ABBA - Felicidad

Sophie Straat - Geluk

Topic: Under "a" and "b," we're listing tracks from two different bands that share exactly one identical word in their names. To keep things fair, we aren't counting bands with identical names, and that shared word must be either a noun or a verb—so musical genres like "rock," "blues," or "jazz" don't count toward the match. Additionally, we're excluding any groups that originated from one another (for instance, RATM and Prophets of Rage) or acts that serve as tribute bands... VOL.02

01a Love and Rockets - Saudade
01b Love And Money - Hallelujah Man
02a Gang of Four - Paralysed
02b The Sugarhill gang - Rapper's Delight
02c Bloodhound gang - The bad touch
02d Kool & The gang - get down on IT
02e James gang - Walk Away
02f The kan gang - The Closest thing to Heaven
03a pink martini - Over The Valley
03b pink Floyd - Valley
04a Musical Youth - Youth of Today
04b Sonic Youth - Youth Against Fascism
05a The Stone Roses - Mersey Paradise
05b Guns N' Roses - Paradise City

The Stone Roses - Mersey Paradise

Guns N' Roses - Paradise City

Topic: Under the theme "a" and "b," we are looking at tracks by two different bands that share exactly one word in common within their names. To clarify the rules, bands with identical names are excluded, and that shared word must be either a noun or a verb—it cannot be a musical genre like "rock," "blues," or "jazz." Additionally, we aren't counting groups that evolved from one another (for instance, RATM and Prophets of Rage) or any tribute acts. This is Volume 02.

01a Love and Rockets - Saudade
01b Love and Money - Hallelujah Man
02a Gang of Four - Paralysed
02b Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
02c Bloodhound Gang - The Bad Touch
02d Kool & the Gang - Get Down on It
02e James Gang - Walk Away
03a Pink Martini - Over the Valley
03b Pink Floyd - Valley

Pink Martini - Over the Valley

Pink Floyd - Valley

It isn't necessarily a bad thing that they’re performing penultimate. It actually works in their favor, as they'll likely remain quite "fresh" in the ears of the voters when it comes time to decide.

northernmaker80 said:10. I was listening to some old tracks earlier today and found myself circling back to Paul Davis - 65 Love Affair. There’s just something about that particular era of songwriting that hits differently, isn't there? It carries this specific kind of warmth that feels almost nostalgic for a time I didn't even live through. It’s one of those songs that stays with you, much like a quiet afternoon spent watching the clouds roll by over the suburbs.

That was part of entry number 6.

Topic: Songs where the title includes a specific year, specifically using an apostrophe for brevity (for example, using `87 instead of 1987)

01. David Bowie - `87 and Cry 02.
02. The Alarm - Spirit Of `76
03. Baz Luhrmann - Class of ' 99 ) Everybody's Free to Wear Sunscreen 04.
04. Bryan Adams - Summer of
05. Pink Floyd - Summer
06. Paul Davis - 65 Love Affair
07. The Connells - '74-'75
08. Payton Smith - '92
09. Robert Parker - '85 Again

Payton Smith - '92

Robert Parker - '85 Again

New thread topic: Songs featuring "California" in the title

01. Led Zeppelin - Going to California 02.
02. Sonny and Cher - IT never rains in Southern California
03. The Mamas & the Papas - California Dreamin
04. taj voljeti vruć - California neki taj voljeti vruć

taj voljeti vruć - California neki taj voljeti vruć

Topic: the title is just a single word starting with 'O'

1. Cocteau Twins - Oomingmak
2. Ohio Group 220 - osmijeh
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - Ohio

Ohio Group 220 - osmijeh

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - Ohio

New topic: celebrating the weekend. No drama here, just good vibes and making the most of our time off.

1. Daft Punk - Friday
2. Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive

Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive

New Theme: songs about prison or inmates

01. Tom Jones - Green Green Grass of Home
02. Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
03. The B-52's - Rock Lobster
04. Delta Blues
05. Miranda Lambert - Way Too Pretty for Prison
06. The Soggy Bottom Boys - Jailhouse Rock

The Soggy Bottom Boys - Jailhouse Rock

Topic - The artist's name consists of two words. The first word is THE, and the second begins with the letter P.

01. The Stooges - Sick of It 02.
02. The Pretenders - I'll Stand by you 03.
03. The Pogues - Fairytale of New York 04.
04. The Police - Every Breath you take
05. The Platters - Sixteen Tons
06. The Platters - Sixteen Tons 06.
07. The Proclaimers

The Pipkins - Gimme dati din

Topic - The song title consists of three words. Each word starts with the same letter. No repeating words allowed. We are excluding specific articles like THE or indefinite articles like A and AN.

01 The Cult - sweet Soul Sister View on youtube
02. Bob Marley - Roots, Rock, Reggae
03. Olivia Newton-John - Long Live Love
04. Sean Maguire - taka this time
05. Jimmy Eat World - Salt Sweat Sugar
06. Righteous Brothers - Melancholy Music man
07. Fabolous - Everything, Everyday, Everywhere
08. Bob Wills - Bottle Baby Boogie

Olivia Newton-John - Long Live Love

Sean Maguire - taka this time

Jimmy Eat World - Salt Sweat Sugar

Righteous Brothers - Melancholy Music man

Fabolous - Everything, Everyday, Everywhere

Bob Wills - Bottle Baby Boogie

Topic: The word 'why' appearing in song titles... anywhere at all

1. Moby - Why Does my Heart Feel sol bad
2. Harold Budd ▪ Elizabeth Fraser ▪ robin Guthrie ▪ Simon Raymond - Why do you Love me
3. Annie Lennox - Why
4. Why 4. R. E. M.
5. Why Should WE end this Way Chuck Berry - Why Should WE end this Way

Chuck Berry - Why Should WE end this Way

It isn’t enough to just show up; what truly matters is coming out on top.

Topic - The song title should have no more than four words. The first word must be ONE.

01 Ultravox - One Small day 02.
02 Big country - One Great thing 03.
03 Diana Ross - One Shining moment View on youtube
04 pink Floyd - One of Thes Days pink Floyd - One of Thes Days

pink Floyd - One of Thes Days 05.

Topic: Song titles featuring numbers

01. Bob Marley - Three Little Birds
02. Gustafi - 10 Good Guys

Gustafi - 10 Good Guys

analogbear40 said:It was quite a struggle to get Volume 02 finished, so I honestly don't feel like Volume 03 is necessary unless someone suddenly finds themselves struck by a bolt of inspiration...

😁

that just leaves Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath 😁