Posts by brighteagle39

Topic: Contradictions and Paradoxes

1a. Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
1b. Graveyard - Uncomfortably Numb
2. Katy Perry - hot n Cold
3a. hot n Cold 3 A. The Who - The Kids ara Alright 3 B. The Offspring - The Kids Aren't Alright
3b. The Kids Aren't Alright 4
4a. A. Beck - Where It`s At
4b. del Amitri - not Where IT ` S AT 5 A. The Jesus & Mary Chain - i Love rock ` n ` roll 5 B. The Jesus & Mary Chain - i hate rock ` n ` roll
5a. The Jesus & Mary Chain - i Love rock ` n ` roll
5b. The Jesus & Mary Chain - i hate rock ` n ` roll
6a. Alanis Morissette - Smiling
6b. Roy Orbison - Crying
7a. A. Maroon - Wait
7b. JJ Cale - Don't Wait
8a. Leonard Cohen - Everybody Knows
8b. J. J. Cale - Nobody Knows

Alanis Morissette - Smiling

Roy Orbison - Crying

Maroon 5 - Wait

JJ Cale - Don't Wait

Leonard Cohen - Everybody Knows

J.J. Cale - Nobody Knows

A theme of enchantment, wonder, and pure magic...

01. KISS - Magic Touch
02. The Who - The Magic bus The Who - The Magic bus

The Who - The Magic bus The Who - The Magic bus

Topic: Songs composed specifically for a movie, TV series, or video game—essentially original soundtracks (but they absolutely have to feature vocals).

1. Tahnee Cain & The Tryanglz - Burnin' In The Third Degree (Terminator)
2. Queen - Flash (Flash Gordon)
3. Billy Idol – speed ( speed)
4. Tito & Tarantula - After Dark (From Dusk Till Dawn)
5. Vigilante 8 2 ND Offense theme song
6. Bob Dylan - Things Have Changed (Wonder Boys)

Bob Dylan - Things Have Changed

Topic: Only the first and last words of the song title are identical. There can be one or more words in between them.

01. Bob Dylan - Lay, Lady, Lay

Bob Dylan - Lay, Lady, Lay

Topic: Instrumental tracks by bands known for their unconventional or unique instrumental compositions. It’s perfectly fine if there are a few lyrics here and there, provided the core focus remains on the music itself.

1. Metallica – Orion
2. Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side

Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side

Betty Chase4 As I was reflecting on this earlier, I found myself thinking about what was said:
I must admit, I find myself still searching for something worthwhile to watch today, particularly when it comes to those classic erotic films from the early 1980s. There was such a specific, unmistakable atmosphere to that era of filmmaking that seems to be missing from modern cinema.
Honestly, I find this to be better than many adult films out there. There is something uniquely captivating about the way everything is shown, yet nothing is explicitly revealed; that subtle tension is exactly what makes it so incredibly engaging.

When I try to recall some of those classic titles, things like *Private Lessons* or *What Every Woman Wants* are usually the first ones that come to mind.

I couldn't agree more. In that regard, I think Sylvia has truly remained more memorable than any other adult actress from that particular era. It was simply a specific genre of erotic cinema back then, naturally filled with its share of both masterpieces and total flops. Personally, I always found myself gravitating more toward those breezy Italian erotic comedies from that period, especially the ones starring Gloria Guida and Laura Antonelli.
To be perfectly honest, I found *Emanuelle* to be an incredibly tedious and overextended film. I remember watching it back when I was just a kid, and if I'm being truthful, my only real motivation for sitting through it was the restless anticipation of waiting for Sylvia Kristel to finally undress.

Theme (based on the current mood of the forum): departures, goodbyes, loss, disappearance, death (in any language)

01. The Manhattans - Kiss and Say Goodbye
02. Supertramp – Goodbye Stranger
03. Demis Roussos - Goodbye My Love Goodbye
04. Gustafi - Znan Da Je Zima

Demis Roussos - Goodbye My Love Goodbye

Gustafi - Znan Da Je Zima

Topic: Every song title consists of just two words, neither of which is an article, and both start with the same letter.

1. Marillion - hotel Hobbies
2. Syd Barrett - Effervescing Elephant
3. Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satellite
4. pet shop boys - domina Dancing 5. Billy idol - White Wedding
5. Billy idol - White Wedding
6. Madness - Calling Cards

Madness - Calling Cards

Topic - Let's play a little game where we pair things up under a) and b). I'm thinking of two different tracks by two different artists, but they both feature the exact same vocalist.

1.a) Divlje jagode - Ford (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) Marillion - How We Live (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)
5.a) Stilskin - Inside (Ray Wilson)
5.b) Genesis - Congo (Ray Wilson)
6.a) Japan - Visions of China (David Sylvian)
6.b) Rain Tree Crow - Blackwater (David Sylvian)
7.a) The Skids - Into The Valley (Richard Jobson)
7.b) Armoury Show - Castles in Spain (Richard Jobson)
8.a) Geordie - Can You Do It (Brian Johnson)
8.b) AC/DC - Back in Black (Brian Johnson)

Geordie - Can You Do It

AC/DC - Back in Black

Topic - Let's play a little game where we pair two tracks together under a) and b). The goal is to find songs performed by different artists that actually feature the exact same vocalist.

1.a) Divlje jagode - Ford (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)

Deep Purple-Burn

Whitesnake - Take Me with You

Topic - The artist's name consists of two words. The second word is a number (numeric)

01 Elvis Presley - Nobody's Fool
02 Billboard Hot 100 - Temptation
03 Grammy Nominees - Umoran Od Svega
04 Bar 7 - Cellophane
05 Group 220 - Osmijeh
06 Sum 41 - In Too Deep
07 Vision 180 - It's Always You

Bar 7 - Cellophane

Group 220 - Osmijeh

Sum 41 - In Too Deep

Vision 180 - It's Always You

Well, we are going to try something similar, though I suspect this round might be a bit more straightforward than the last one.

The theme for this one is: In the official title of the song, a portion of the lyrics is contained within parentheses, appearing after the part that isn't bracketed.

01. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)

Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)

Alright, no worries at all.
Chloe Allen13, let's go ahead and cut Aretha Franklin since she's popping up too often.

The topic here focuses on song titles where a portion of the lyrics appears in parentheses, specifically placed before the part that isn't enclosed.
Vol. 3.

01. Fleetwood Mac - Grammy Award
02. Jamiroquai - Grammy Award
03. The Rolling Stones - Grammy Award
04. Belinda Carlisle - Grammy Award
05. Bonnie Tyler - Grammy Award
06. Rod Stewart - Grammy Award
07. Eurythmics - Grammy Award
08. Poison - Grammy Award
09. Stacie Orrico - Grammy Award
10. Darlene Love - Grammy Award

Poison - Grammy Award

Stacie Orrico - Grammy Award

Darlene Love - Grammy Award

Under the official title of the song, one part of the lyrics is placed in parentheses right before the section that isn't in brackets
vol. 3.

01. Fleetwood Mac - Grammy Award
02. Jamiroquai - Grammy Award
03. The Rolling Stones - Grammy Award

The Rolling Stones - Grammy Award

If I absolutely have to...

The theme here is that in the official song title, a portion of the lyrics is tucked away in parentheses, appearing right before the part that isn't enclosed
volume 2

01. Elvis Costello - Grammy Award
02. Grammy Award
03. Manic Street Preachers - Grammy Award
04. Grammy Award
05. Blondie - Grammy Award
06. Shania Twain - Grammy Award
07. Otis Redding - Grammy Award
08. John Lennon - Grammy Award

KC & The Sunshine Band - Grammy Award

Blondie - Grammy Award

Shania Twain - Grammy Award

Otis Redding - Grammy Award

John Lennon - Grammy Award

My apologies, I simply couldn't help myself after that last thread, so here is volume two to give us another round of discussion.

The topic at hand is quite specific: in the official title of the song, a certain word appears within parentheses, and it is positioned right before the part of the title that isn't inside them.
vol.2

01. Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Subject: In the title of the song, one part of the lyrics is placed in parentheses, appearing right before the section that isn't in parentheses

01. Grammy Award
02. Grammy Award
03. Grammy Award
04. Grammy Award
05. Grammy Award
06. Grammy Award
07. Grammy Award
08. Grammy Award
09. Grammy Award
10. Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Grammy Award

Topic - The title of the selected track is woven into the lyrics itself, specifically within the chorus. However, it isn't just the primary artist who delivers the line; it might be the lead singer alongside their backing band, or perhaps just the band members themselves. Depending on whether you are simply listening to the studio recording or watching a promotional music video, it can sometimes be a bit ambiguous who exactly is singing it—it could even be just the backup vocalists providing that specific hook.

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

Ray Charles - hit The Road Jack

Topic: Song titles combined to form a logical and coherent narrative

Description: The goal here is to string song titles together so they form meaningful, intelligible sentences—eventually creating a cohesive story once all ten tracks are listed. Feel free to use punctuation either after each title or within a title itself if it helps the flow and makes sense. For those building upon previous entries, please restate the entire accumulated text so we don't lose our place. Once a sequence is established, it cannot be altered; for instance, the person contributing the fifth title isn't allowed to go back and change any of the first four.

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
08. Maybe 08.

you don't Hear me you don't Hear me - Justin Bieber Come on , dud

Come on, dude, tell me why do you want to follow me alone again or maybe you don't hear me

This topic might have surfaced before, but I find it always yields fresh perspectives, even if we have revisited it.

Topic: Combining song titles to create a logical and coherent narrative

Description: Song titles should link together to form meaningful, intelligible sentences—or even a single cohesive story once all ten tracks are listed. You are welcome to use punctuation either after each title or within the titles themselves, provided it makes sense. For those building upon previous entries, please include the full accumulated text so far so we don't lose our place. Once an entry is posted, it cannot be altered; for instance, the person writing the fifth entry won't be able to change any of the first four.

01. The Hives - Come on
02. Beenie Man - dud

Beenie Man - dud

Come on, dud