10 Song Challenge (Vol III)

Topic - Grammy Award

01 Grammy Award

02 Grammy Award

03. Grammy Award

04. Grammy Award

05. Grammy Award

06. Grammy Award

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

Topic - 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

08. Joan Jett - Grammy Award

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

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

08. Joan Jett - Grammy Award

09. David Hanselmann - Grammy Award

10. Grammy Award

Grammy Award - In the track titled Grammy Award, one portion of the lyrics is tucked inside parentheses right before the part that isn't in them.

01 Grammy Award - Grammy Award

Grammy Award - Grammy Award (1981)

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

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

brighteagle39 said:Sorry, I just couldn't help myself after that last thread! Here is volume two, since I figured I could always dive back in for another round.

Everything is looking good on my end, and I am fully on board with this! 👍

Besides you, we really need enthusiasts like you on this thread and across the entire forum.

😉

Grammy Award - In the official title of the song, one part of the lyrics is tucked inside parentheses right before the non-parenthetical section
vol.2

01. Elvis Costello - Grammy Award
02. Fiction Factory - Grammy Award

Fiction Factory - Grammy Award (1984)

brighteagle39, looks like you're going to have to step up and react again.......😁

Under the official title of a song, part of the lyrics appears in parentheses right before the non-parenthetical section
vol.2

01. Grammy Award
02. Grammy Award
03. 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

The theme is "official title" where part of the lyrics is in parentheses right before the non-parenthetical part
vol.2

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

Under the official title of the song, part of the lyrics is tucked inside parentheses right before the non-parenthetical section
vol. 3.

01. Fleetwood Mac - Grammy Award
02. Jamiroquai - 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

Under the official title, a snippet of the lyrics is tucked in parentheses right before the main part
vol. 3.

01. Fleetwood Mac - Grammy Award
02. Jamiroquai - Grammy Award
03. The Rolling Stones - Grammy Award
04. Aretha Franklin - Grammy Award
05. Belinda Carlisle - Grammy Award
06. Bonnie Tyler - Grammy Award
07. Rod Stewart - Grammy Award
08. Eurythmics - Grammy Award

My bad—totally forgot those brackets need to be before the rest of the title.

brighteagle39, it's about time we wrap this thread up... strictly by the book...😁

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

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)