WWTBAM Bored

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:44 am**

Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

Originally Posted August 19, 2002

1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:57 am**

Spoiler

Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

Originally Posted August 19, 2002

1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more
Cherry Pie - Warrant

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me
Sounds familiar...

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please
Come Together - Beatles (Who does that other version of this song, is it Aerosmith? I actually like it, which makes me think it either can't be them or it's one of their older ones, because most post-Run DMC Aerosmith mostly makes me ill....)

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing
This is oh so familiar...

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it
This one is killing me! If I could come up with the right melody for it, I'd probably know it....

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore
Cum on Feel the Noiz - Quiet Riot (I may be wrong on the misspellings, but that's hard to account for. I can't believe this was originally done by Slade, though I have never heard their version of it...)

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you
You're My Best Friend - Queen

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:58 am**

Spoiler

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

J. S. Bach - The Goldberg Variations

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

Van Cliburn?

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Hmmm. I can't recall gutting and face peeling in the same movie; best I could do is a pair of movies: Braveheart and Cocoon. And those were only facemasks being peeled off in the latter.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:07 am**

fantine33 wrote:Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

Here goes nothing...

fantine33 wrote:1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight

Spoiler

1. Cherry Pie - Warrant
2.
3. Come Together - I presume you want the cover version by Aerosmith
4.
5.
6.
7. Love Bites - Def Lepard
8.
9. Best Friend - Queen
10. Fool in the Rain - Led Zepplin

fantine33 wrote:Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Spoiler

Bonus: Johann Sebastian Bach - Goldberg Variations
Bonus Bonus: my first thought was Van Cliburn but he's from the U.S.
Super Bonus: Silence of the Lambs

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:10 am**

Spoiler

1. Cherry Pie - Warrant
2.
3. Come Together - Beatles
4. Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath
5. Hold Your Head Up - Argent
6.
7. Love Bites - Def Leppard
8. Comes on Feel the Noise - Quiet Riot
9. You're My Best Friend - Queen
10.

And, just for the record, the only one of these songs that I would consider Metal would be #4. The others, IMO, would either be consider Rock or Hard Rock at best.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:17 am**

Spoiler

1. pass
2. pass
3. "Come Together", the Beatles
4. pass
5. pass
6. pass
7. "Love Bites", Def Leppard
8. "Cum On, Feel the Noize", Quiet Riot
9. "You're My Best Friend", Queen
10. pass
Bonus Instrumental: Bach's "Goldberg Variations"
Bonus Bonus: Glenn Gould
Super Bonus: "The Silence of the Lambs"

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:30 am**

Spoiler

1.
2.
3. Come Together, the Beatles
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bonus Instrumental:
Bonus Bonus:
Super Bonus:

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:36 am**

Well, I thought Mondays would be a cakewalk after last week. As if....

Spoiler

fantine33 wrote:Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

Originally Posted August 19, 2002

1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more

Nope

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me

Familiar!

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please

Come Together, the Beatles, but more rockin' from Aerosmith.

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams

Nope

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing

Hold Your head Up, don't know the group

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care

Nope

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it

Nope

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore

Familiar

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you

You're My Best Friend, Queen (LOVE this one.)

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight

Something by Led Zeppelin

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

I'll have to put Bach. Something by him.

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

Well, the only pianists I can think of are Van Cliburn and Liberace. So I will just have to cross my fingers and hope Van Cliburn is Canadian....

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Ah. The Cage Scene. The Silence of the Lambs. Good thing I've already got my corned beef and cabbage for tonight, or I'd have to make liver and fava beans instead...

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:13 am**

Spoiler

1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more
Cherry Pie - Warrant

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me
?

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please
Come Together - the good version is by The Beatles, but the more metallic version is by Aerosmith

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams
I know it's by Black Sabbath, but I have no idea on the title

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing
Hold Your Head Up - Argent
back 20-something years ago, WNEW-FM did a huge promotion around the fact that they were going to soon play their 2,000,000th song. One fo the clues to what the song was, was "metal of a silver variety". I never cared enough to pay attention to what the song actually was, but I'm pretty sure it was by Argent

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care
?

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it
Love Bites - Def Leppard. The different song with the same title by Judas Priest is way better. But then, that has something to do with it being difficult not to be better than a Def Leppard song.

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore
Cum on Feel the Noize - better known version by Quiet Riot. Just plain better version by Slade

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you
You're My Best Friend - Queen

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight
Fool in the Rain - Led Zeppelin. The song that Genesis' "Misunderstanding" was ripped off from.

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.
That's gotta be J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations. I hear "Baroque master", "whole lotta pieces" and "keyboard practice" and I think "Well-Tempered Clavier", but the named after someone means it must be Goldberg. I assume one or the other of the metal songs ripped off a part of it.

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.
Glenn Gould

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.
The Silence of the Lambs. Originally typed this with a lower-case "L" so it looked like the silence of the iambs, which I imagine to be a short poem.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:31 am**

Spoiler

1-
2-
3-Come Together-Beatles. Aerosmith was not too bad on this...maybe it's because just about everything else on the "Sgt. Pepper" movie soundtrack was such horse droppings in comparison.
4-
5-Hold Your Head Up-Argent
6-
7-
8-Cum On Feel The Noiz-SLADE (accept no substitutes!!! I'm not mentioning the OTHER group)
9-You're My Best Friend-Queen
10-Fool in the Rain-Led Zeppelin. I seem to recall missing this one on SOMEBODY'S game once and being really embarrassed about it. Not this time.

Bonus Instrumental: J.S. Bach. Goldberg Variations.
Bonus Bonus: Glenn Gould.
Super Bonus: Silence of the Lambs.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 10:52 am**

Spoiler

3. Come Together - The Beatles

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:25 am**

This is the only one I can add that hasn't been spoiled yet:

Spoiler

6. Poison - Talk Dirty to Me

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:53 am**

Spoiler

3. Come Together -- Beatles

Bonus Instrumental: Must be the Goldberg Variations, J.S. Bach

Bonus Bonus: only young 1955 pianist I can think of is Lee Liberace.

Super Bonus: Silence of the Lambs ?

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:56 am**

[quote="astrnomr"]This is the only one I can add that hasn't been spoiled yet:

Oops. I put the wrong number. That was for #2, not #6.

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 4:25 pm**

Spoiler

1. Cherry Pie - Warrant
2. Talk Dirty to Me - One of those hair bands. Poison?
3. Come Together - The Beatles (and Aerosmith, but not as well, IMO)
4. Something by Ozzy
5. Hold Your Head Up - Argent
6. Nope
7. Familiarish, but no.
8. Again, familiar, but nope
9. You're My Best Friend - Queen
10. Nope

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

JS Bach (ahh, Bach!) - The Goldberg Variations

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

I once saw thirty-two short films about him. Glenn Gould.

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

The Silence of the Lambs (and it's still the last to win the Grand Slam, so relax!).

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:27 pm**

fantine33 wrote: 3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please

Come together, Beatles

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you

You're my best friend, Queen

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

Silence of the Lambs

Posted: **Mon Mar 17, 2008 8:40 pm**

Spoiler

1. Cherry Pie -- Warrant
2. Talk Dirty to Me -0- the one and only Bret Michaels and Poison
3. Come Together -- Beatles or Aerosmith
4. Nope
5. Hold Your Head Up -- Argent
6. Nope
7. Nope
8. Cum on Feel the Noize -- Quiet Riot
9. You're My Best Friend -- Queen
10. Nope

Bonus: The Goldberg Variations, Johann Sebastian Bach

BonusBonus: Glenn Gould

SuperBonus: The Silence of the Lambs

Posted: **Tue Mar 18, 2008 1:17 am**

Spoiler

fantine33 wrote:Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please
COME TOGETHER -- BEATLES

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.
J. S. Bach -- Well Tempered Clavier

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.
ROGER WILLIAMS

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.
SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

Posted: **Tue Mar 18, 2008 3:17 pm**

Spoiler

3. Come Together/The Beatles

Bonus Instrumental: Bach's Goldberg Variations

Bonus Bonus: Glen Gould

Super Bonus: Thought "A Clockwork Orange" was big on Beethoven, not Bach. Thought "Last of the Mohicans" didn't win Oscars. I give up.

Posted: **Tue Mar 18, 2008 8:51 pm**

Remember, just because it's on Metal Monday doesn't necessarily mean it's metal (so save the cards and letters on #3). Just for clarification: The bonus instrumental is work and composer, the bonus bonus is an artist and the super bonus clues might be out of date by now, so please don't give an essay because you know what movie I mean.

Originally Posted August 19, 2002

1. In walks her daddy
Standin' six foot four
He said you ain't gonna swing
With my daughter no more

CHERRY PIE - WARRANT

aka Jani Lane's least favourite song ever

2. You know I call you
I call you on the telephone
I’m only hoping that you’re home
So I can hear you
When you say those words to me

TALK DIRTY TO ME - POISON

I'm not sure any of my fellow ROLers play or even read these, but next week is..........THE RETURN OF HEATHER!!!11

3. He's got juju eyeball he one
Holy roller he's got
Hair down to his knees
Got to be a joker he just
Do what he please

COME TOGETHER - BEATLES or AEROSMITH

Am I the only person in the known universe who LIKED the Sgt Pepper movie?

4. They say that life's a carousel
Spinning fast, you've got to ride it well
The world is full of kings and queens
Who blind your eyes and steal your dreams

HEAVEN AND HELL - BLACK SABBATH

I can't give Caro 1/2 credit for Ozzy, since this was after the Oz. Yes, my favourite Sabbath song is Dio vintage!

5. And if they stare
Just let them burn their eyes on you moving
And if they shout
Don't let them change a thing that you're doing

HOLD YOUR HEAD UP - ARGENT

6. Has anyone heard the tales you tell
Or seen the scars you wear
Did anyone speak up when you fell
Does anybody care

LITTLE FIGHTER - WHITE LION

The only stumper of the day, this song is about the Rainbow Warrior.

7. I know you think
That love is the way you make it
So I don't wanna be there
When you decide to break it

LOVE BITES - DEF LEPPARD

They had The Making of Hysteria on FUSE today.

8. So you think my singing's out of time
Well it makes me money
And I don't know why
And I don't know why anymore

CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE - SLADE or QUIET RIOT

I wonder just how many * were on the board when I first posted this? Ha!

9. You're my sunshine
And I want you to know
That my feelings are true
I really love you

YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND - QUEEN

Half credit for Best Friend

10. Well there's a light in your eye that keeps shining
Like a star that can't wait for the night
I hate to think I've been blinded baby
Why can't I see you tonight

FOOL IN THE RAIN - LED ZEPPELIN

In the answers I had D'yer Mak'er written down, so who knows which one actually made it in the game the firs go round.

Bonus Instrumental: This Baroque master composed this work, consisting of 31 pieces, for a fellow student of one of his innumerable children, for whom it is now named. The composer entitled it “Keyboard Practice, consisting of an Aria with Diverse Variations, for the Harpsichord with 2 Manuals. Composed for Music Lovers, to Refresh their Spirits.” This practice piece has become one of his best known works (and he had scads) and is highly praised in all pianistic circles. And, yes, this has a tenuous link to Metal Monday.

GOLDBERG VARIATIONS - J.S. BACH

Bonus Bonus: Perhaps the most famous rendition was recorded in 1955 by a young Canadian pianist who took the world by storm. When the album came out on CD, much rejoicing was to be had and I had to rush out and get it. Best of all, they left in all the grunts and humming for which the performer was noted. This performer also has a recording of a different piece by the same composer aboard whatever spaceship that was with the naked people plaque that caused such a stir.

GLENN GOULD

The 1 of 32 short films that had him explaining how the vacuum cleaner played Mozart was my favourite. It still blows my mind thinking about his mind. I think Prelude in C (from WTC) is the song in the space ship, but I'd have to look it up to make sure. So I won't be sure. Ha!

Super Bonus: This work has also been featured in many movies. I thought it particularly well used in this movie, in which it accompanies a scene of one man being gutted and another having his face peeled off. What is the name of this Oscar winning film? Hint: As best I recall, it was the last movie to win Oscars for Best Actor and Actress, Movie and Director, sweeping the Big Four.

SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

Posted: **Tue Mar 18, 2008 9:45 pm**

We're welcoming a new player today in astrnomr! I think he's now tuned in that this is a monthly game rather than the quizzes of old where answering was a joint effort, but here are the rules again:

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TLITF 180
mrkelley 150
sir galahad 140
KT 130
tbone 130
earendel 115
nelly 110
littlebeast 80
mini 75
sports fan 50
ghostjmf 40
megaaddict 40
Confessor 35
astro 20
mikehardware 20
mntetn 20
marley 10

2002 Scores:

markwiz 160
Barbarella09 145
TBone0806 125
starfish1113 120
gretagarbo9929 115
RevDodd 115
two_eagle_bdm 80
RJS102254 60
vandalrmc 60
etaoin22 50
JBillyGirl 50
Ritterskoop 50
deb_in_ga 40
ghostjmf 40
MACRAE1234 40
HF_Jai 35
mikehardware 30
MarleysGh0st 5

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 6:12 am**

fantine33 wrote:marley 10

2002 Scores:
MarleysGh0st 5

Woo hoo!

100% improvement in only six years. Let's try this again in a couple decades, then watch out leaders!

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 6:52 am**

Am I the only person in the known universe who LIKED the Sgt Pepper movie?

I own it. On DVD, so I can't say it was this old VHS copy I found at a garage sale for a quarter.

It is soooo cheesy, with the All-American small town boys not able to speak since they are all Australian or British. Paul Nicholas just lights up the screen as evil cousin Dougie. And I had COMPLETELY forgotten about that deus ex machina ending until I rewatched it last year!

Very high on my Guilty Pleasures list....

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 8:52 am**

minimetoo26 wrote:
Am I the only person in the known universe who LIKED the Sgt Pepper movie?

I own it. On DVD, so I can't say it was this old VHS copy I found at a garage sale for a quarter.

It is soooo cheesy, with the All-American small town boys not able to speak since they are all Australian or British. Paul Nicholas just lights up the screen as evil cousin Dougie. And I had COMPLETELY forgotten about that deus ex machina ending until I rewatched it last year!

Very high on my Guilty Pleasures list....

Paul Nicholas must've been typecast as an evil cousin in rock musicals, as he also played the evil cousin Kevin in "Tommy".

I saw "Sgt. Pepper" once. Just once. For me to watch it again would require a court order, sedatives and that setup they put Hannibal Lecter in.

Posted: **Wed Mar 19, 2008 9:05 am**

T_Bone0806 wrote:I saw "Sgt. Pepper" once. Just once. For me to watch it again would require a court order, sedatives and that setup they put Hannibal Lecter in.

You're not a girl.

WWTBAM Bored

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