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jeremiah johnson posted:The song I'm thinking of was real popular in the mid ninety's. The only lyrics i can remember are something like "we left the children in the middle of the night" and then something about going to a place were the streets are paved in gold, and for some reason the beggining instrumental part of Hotel California always reminded me of it.
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Incoherence posted:Fastball - The Way. Thank you, so much.
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I heard a song on a station that plays mostly trance/electronica and am curious if anyone has any info based on the following meager hints: 1) soft female vocal lead saying "talk to me" as the refrain 2) there's a beat but it's not a huge garish vampire rave with blood raining down beat e: not alice deejay although I like that song. argh. Chum Scandal fucked around with this message at 06:13 on Feb 1, 2008 |
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FitFortDanga posted:#1 is Psychic TV - "Just Like Arcadia" Sweet. Thanks Fort.
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jeremiah johnson posted:The song I'm thinking of was real popular in the mid ninety's. The only lyrics i can remember are something like "we left the children in the middle of the night" and then something about going to a place were the streets are paved in gold, and for some reason the beggining instrumental part of Hotel California always reminded me of it. Maybe Fastball - The Way? Its not the same wording but along those lines. EDIT - doh, never noticed the new page.
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meat gnome posted:I heard a song on a station that plays mostly trance/electronica and am curious if anyone has any info based on the following meager hints: Here Comes the Rain Again by the Eurythmics? Could be the original or maybe a remix?
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Is there a name for this commercial's song or is it just stock music? http://www.whatsthatcalled.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=12353 Nevermind, I found it. Julien Sorel fucked around with this message at 04:49 on Feb 2, 2008 |
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Feb 2, 2008 04:09
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It's kind of backwards, but I swear i've hear "Minuits, chrétiens" (the french version of holy night) Used in some dramatic movie or commercial for a movie. Are there any movies like saving private ryan that have used it? Every time I hear it I know i've heard it before in french, before i even knew the name of the song. It kind of reminds me of the brood war intro song, does anyone know the name of the brood war intro song? Or was it made for brood war?
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Feb 2, 2008 07:35
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A reggae song that repeats the chorus from World Without Love. "I don't care what they say I won't stay in a world without love" e: I should add that the rest of the song wasn't World Without Love, so I don't think it's from A Reggae Tribute to the Beatles, Vol. 1 Pweller fucked around with this message at 21:05 on Feb 2, 2008 |
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Feb 2, 2008 21:01
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I'm looking for a fairly bad power metal song. I remember that the video had him walking around a castle alone in a white outfit and he sang with a heavy accent.
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Sex Dwarf posted:I'm looking for a fairly bad power metal song. I remember that the video had him walking around a castle alone in a white outfit and he sang with a heavy accent. Kaledon - The New Kingdom http://youtube.com/watch?v=22DcXJ4k6kU
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I'm looking for a song that's been played on radio 1 in the UK. It's a kind of laid back electronic song with a guy singing, which uses bells or glockenspiels for the main tune. The main tune is something like E2 E2 D2 D2 C#2 C#2 A2 B2 C#2 (rest) A2 B2 C#2 F#1 E1 (numbers denote relative octave). Any ideas?
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I need to find a bad song. It used to play over the in-store radio when I worked at a CVS/pharmacy a couple years ago. The main lyrics from the chorus were, "Amaaaaaaanda, I [pause] looooooove you. You're the one, the one for me...." and that's all I remember. Definitely late 70s or early 80s wuss rock. Help me find this horrible crap. e: it's not Boston's "Amanda", which rules
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:I need to find a bad song. It used to play over the in-store radio when I worked at a CVS/pharmacy a couple years ago. The main lyrics from the chorus were, "Amaaaaaaanda, I [pause] looooooove you. You're the one, the one for me...." and that's all I remember. Definitely late 70s or early 80s wuss rock. Help me find this horrible crap. Kool & The Gang - Joanna
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Rivfader posted:Kool & The Gang - Joanna Hahaha, kickass! Thanks man. I was going nuts.
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Major shot in the dark. Twice now while shopping in the grocery store, I've heard this bubblegum pop song that I can't identify. I can't even hear any of the words, except for "In love" in the chorus. Think Atomic Kitten or Pussycat Dolls or something. The chorus/last minute of the song goes like: Bah bah ba-ba Bah bah ba-ba Bah bah ba-ba Bah bah ba-ba innnn looove in looove Repeat x 20 I've scoured to Top 40 charts but either it's a few months too old or I'm missing something. Maybe it's all black chicks.
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Heard it twice today on 99.9 the buzz radio but I cannot identify the artist or song's name. It's something like : You might be the one i've been waiting/seeking( ?? ) for.... You might be the one i've.... You might be the one i've.... mmmm yeah You might be the one i've.... You might be the one i've.... I think it's a guy singing but I could be wrong. If someone knows that song it would be awesome.
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Feb 7, 2008 07:38
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Woodlong posted:Major shot in the dark. Not a chick, but the way you described the chorus makes me think of Sean Kingston - Me Love http://youtube.com/watch?v=z8lrjCVQnkE yes/no/maybe?
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Feb 7, 2008 14:09
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Heard this one on a commercial the other day and it has been irritating the hell out of me since: A chicks voice saying "Forever, Forever" or something like that, I didn't hear anymore since the commercial switches to several different songs over the course of it. It sounded like a pop song, probably 80s/90s. Commercial was some hair thing or something, sorry, that is really vague but it is all I've got. edit: I've heard the song elsewhere, so I'm pretty sure it wasn't just for the commercial or anything.
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What remix of Southern Sun is this? http://youtube.com/watch?v=919_A0yxHGI Edit: gabriel & dresden, durr Socket Ryanist fucked around with this message at 13:03 on Feb 8, 2008 |
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Feb 8, 2008 12:54
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Woodlong posted:Bah bah ba-ba http://youtube.com/watch?v=x3AY0KpHj9A SuperS fucked around with this message at 13:27 on Feb 8, 2008 |
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Feb 8, 2008 13:25
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There's a song on the radio that sounds just like System of a Down, but as far as I know, they're on hiatus. Does anyone know what this song is? Something about "... these empty walls". It's obviously their vocalist.
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BLOG KING posted:There's a song on the radio that sounds just like System of a Down, but as far as I know, they're on hiatus. Does anyone know what this song is? Something about "... these empty walls". It's obviously their vocalist. Their vocalist, Serj Tankian, released an album called Elect The Dead. Empty Walls is a single off that album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZSKvSz1roQ .
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Sullen posted:Heard this one on a commercial the other day and it has been irritating the hell out of me since: A chicks voice saying "Forever, Forever" or something like that, I didn't hear anymore since the commercial switches to several different songs over the course of it. It sounded like a pop song, probably 80s/90s. Commercial was some hair thing or something, sorry, that is really vague but it is all I've got. Wild guess... Donna Lewis - "I Love You Always Forever"?
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FitFortDanga posted:Wild guess... Donna Lewis - "I Love You Always Forever"? Just checked that one out, it wasnt it, unfortunately. =/ Thanks for the attempt though. The song I heard was more upbeat than that.
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I've got a remix of 'Foundations' by Kate Nash which is apparently by Ed Rush and Optical. It's not, it's obviously just one of their tracks with the Kate Nash vocal roughly thrown on top, but can anyone identify the track used? I'm going to post this in the drum & bass thread too and see if they have any ideas.
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Sullen posted:Heard this one on a commercial the other day and it has been irritating the hell out of me since: A chicks voice saying "Forever, Forever" or something like that, I didn't hear anymore since the commercial switches to several different songs over the course of it. It sounded like a pop song, probably 80s/90s. Commercial was some hair thing or something, sorry, that is really vague but it is all I've got. Shakira - Whenever, Wherever?
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:Shakira - Whenever, Wherever? Haha wow, that was it! Man, I dont know how you were able to pin it down based off my lovely description. I guess Whenever, Wherever is *sorta* close to forever, forever. Still, you are a god.
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LL_Ghoul_J posted:Not a chick, but the way you described the chorus makes me think of Sean Kingston - Me Love http://youtube.com/watch?v=z8lrjCVQnkE SuperS posted:sounds to me like Nicole Scherzinger - Baby Love Both kind of close, but no cigar. Thanks for trying, especially since I had so little info to give!
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Sullen posted:Haha wow, that was it! Man, I dont know how you were able to pin it down based off my lovely description. I guess Whenever, Wherever is *sorta* close to forever, forever. Still, you are a god. haha, it was a shot in the dark. that rules though
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I'm trying to find a song that was composed of a recording of a skateboard skating. It was an awesome left to right panning. If anyone has any idea what i'm talking i'd be surprised and thankful.
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Hollis Brown posted:I'm trying to find a song that was composed of a recording of a skateboard skating. It was an awesome left to right panning. If anyone has any idea what i'm talking i'd be surprised and thankful. if it's back and forth on a ramp then i think it's on the propellerheads-drumsdecksandrockandroll album. I am looking for a song with composed music and a female african american vocalist. The only line I can remember is either "a flower is born", or "a child is born" or something. Also the chorus is pretty dramatic because an actual chorus is singing it. thanks deglaze|2 fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Feb 10, 2008 |
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deglaze|2 posted:if it's back and forth on a ramp then i think it's on the propellerheads-drumsdecksandrockandroll album. Christ I finally know a song in this thread and I get beaten by the very next post. Yes, the skating song is Propellerheads "Better" I think - it's definitely on that album anyway.
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deglaze|2 posted:if it's back and forth on a ramp then i think it's on the propellerheads-drumsdecksandrockandroll album. Minnie Riperton - Les Fleur? Theres also a more recent 4 Hero cover version which is practically identical.
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The background music to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g6ms4ZWPDk The movie isn't out yet so I can't check the credits.
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evensevenone posted:The background music to this: Ryuichi Sakamoto - Wuthering Heights - score from the film Wuthering Heights (1992)
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In the pilot new CBS comedy 'Welcome to the Captain' when the main character is in RAquel Welch's apartment jazz music starts up. If anyone could tell me the name of the tune I would appreciate it.
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Retroboy posted:Minnie Riperton - Les Fleur?
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a few years ago I listened to a song I absolutely loved, all I can remember is the chorus "everyone is happy underground" and google fails me. I think another verse had something about mohawks. It's a pretty upbeat song if I recall correctly.
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leftover posted:a few years ago I listened to a song I absolutely loved, all I can remember is the chorus "everyone is happy underground" and google fails me. I think another verse had something about mohawks. It's a pretty upbeat song if I recall correctly.
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