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Matlock posted:I've heard it a few times in retail stores on the Muzak--it sounds sorta like the BeeGees vocally, and the only line I can remember is "I don't wanna be alone." It's irritating, at best. maybe Bee Gees - Alone?
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This song has been driving me crazy. I have to hear it! All I really remember is the melody, but the first time I heard about it was on SA. Apparently some goon had a relationship with this singer, and she ended up writing a song about him which became pretty popular. From what I recall, the name of the song is one word, and it's a Name. I'm sorry I don't have any more details, but hopefully the goon reference is enough.
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Kulak posted:This song has been driving me crazy. I have to hear it! was it Regina Spektor - Samson?
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Mar 1, 2008 05:24
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that was it exactly, thank you SOOO much
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Is there an ambient/downtempo version of the track Skylab by Ed Rush? I heard it on the Groove Salad Soma FM playlist a few times but when I tried to get it, it was a drum n bass song that sounded nothing like the one played on the radio (which was not labeled in any extra way) Or was that track on their playlist mis-labeled?
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Mar 1, 2008 06:36
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This is not so much a help me ID a song as it is a band (sorry if this is frowned upon here) but a few years ago while I was still doing martial arts our teacher gave me tape of, well, I guess it's best described at japanese drum/fast tempo tracks. I want to say the name of the artist was coda or cota or something along those lines. Any help would be appreciated as I no longer have the tape and am dying to hear it again.
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A Boy Named Sue posted:This is not so much a help me ID a song as it is a band (sorry if this is frowned upon here) but a few years ago while I was still doing martial arts our teacher gave me tape of, well, I guess it's best described at japanese drum/fast tempo tracks. I want to say the name of the artist was coda or cota or something along those lines. Any help would be appreciated as I no longer have the tape and am dying to hear it again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodo_%28taiko_group%29
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http://tv.popcrunch.com/fred-simmons-king-of-the-demo-on-february-26-conan-obrien-video/ During the taekwondo segment, a cheesy 80s song plays. Anyone know the song?
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Disharmony posted:http://tv.popcrunch.com/fred-simmons-king-of-the-demo-on-february-26-conan-obrien-video/ the only lyrics i can make out are code:
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VolumeOverTalent posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodo_%28taiko_group%29 Thanks a ton, exactly what I was looking for
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Anyone from the LA area? KISS FM keeps playing this portion of a Tiesto song on their own advertisements, but for the life of me I cannot find it. It's kind of hard to describe since it doesn't have any lyrics, but its mostly an upper range melody/beat. Anyone have any clue what I'm talking about?
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Mar 3, 2008 00:22
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There is a song towards the end of rushmore that has been driving me crazy for years. I have listened to clips of the entire soundtrack and it doesnt seem like its even on there. I belive it plays while Max is wearing goggles and riding around in a go cart. It only plays for a short time and the lyrics just say "you are forgiven" while high pitched voices chant "forgiven" in the background. Its a pretty upbeat song.
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NESguerilla posted:There is a song towards the end of rushmore that has been driving me crazy for years. I have listened to clips of the entire soundtrack and it doesnt seem like its even on there. It's "A Quick One While He's Away" by The Who; you won't hear the 'you are forgiven' part until the section that comes at the end, though.
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NESguerilla posted:There is a song towards the end of rushmore that has been driving me crazy for years. I have listened to clips of the entire soundtrack and it doesnt seem like its even on there. I'm thinking A Quick One While He's Away by The Who. It's a sort of medley song, and the last part is called "You Are Forgiven". IMDB says it's on the soundtrack, so I'll go with that. Edit: Wiki says it's a different version of the song (the one on Rock and Roll Circus) which is actually used in the film, which may be one reason why it doesn't sound right to you. Edit2: Beaten, but I have more info? Haha. Sweetwater Kill fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Mar 3, 2008 |
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My roommate played me a couple songs by the same artist, one was apparently about how having a pet dinosaur is a bad idea because it will rip out your chest. I remember the line "it's second nature to them" or something of that nature. The other song was about giraffe, I think. It was sung by a guy, I guess you could say it was indie-ish, sort of upbeat and mostly featuring guitar. edit: bah, found it. Miniature Tigers. Charleston Jew fucked around with this message at 06:32 on Mar 3, 2008 |
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Mar 3, 2008 06:29
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Someone here one time posted a music video for a jazz band, and I can't remember their name. The music video seemed to have blurry images or closeups, and the music was a slow, dark lounge. They may have been German and the name Magnum may have been involved.
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Spider Crusoe posted:Someone here one time posted a music video for a jazz band, and I can't remember their name. The music video seemed to have blurry images or closeups, and the music was a slow, dark lounge. They may have been German and the name Magnum may have been involved. My best guess would be Bohren & der Club of Gore - Prowler. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoooscPFiyc
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LL_Ghoul_J posted:My best guess would be Bohren & der Club of Gore - Prowler. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoooscPFiyc
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Im attempting to remember a song that i think is mid 90s era grunge/country rock. The only lyrics i can remember sound similar to "down by the river". The verses are sung almost yelling. The closest song i could compare it by would be Runaway Train just that it seems to be a similar kind of country influeced melancholy song, are around the same time and the same kind of band would be behind it. Hope this is enough info.
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Mar 3, 2008 18:25
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Seven Mary Three - Water's Edge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQPELadpM_E
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Mar 3, 2008 18:48
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jeff8472 posted:Seven Mary Three - Water's Edge Nah thats not it. Its far more melodic and almost "ballad" like in a way. Thanks though.
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Nutsngum posted:Im attempting to remember a song that i think is mid 90s era grunge/country rock. The only lyrics i can remember sound similar to "down by the river". The verses are sung almost yelling. Alice in Chains - Down in a Hole?
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GimpChimp posted:It's "A Quick One While He's Away" by The Who; you won't hear the 'you are forgiven' part until the section that comes at the end, though. Sweetwater Kill posted:I'm thinking A Quick One While He's Away by The Who. It's a sort of medley song, and the last part is called "You Are Forgiven". IMDB says it's on the soundtrack, so I'll go with that. That explains why that part wasnt in the clips. God I am a moron, I actually have the rock and roll circus DVD and I never even noticed that it was the same song. Edit: Just bought it on Itunes. Right on guys! Nutsngum posted:Im attempting to remember a song that i think is mid 90s era grunge/country rock. The only lyrics i can remember sound similar to "down by the river". The verses are sung almost yelling. Was it maybe a cover of the Neil Young song? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6v5E27Fp59c veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 01:56 on Mar 4, 2008 |
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Nutsngum posted:Im attempting to remember a song that i think is mid 90s era grunge/country rock. The only lyrics i can remember sound similar to "down by the river". The verses are sung almost yelling. Umm, maybe that song Down by the Water by PJ Harvey?
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:Alice in Chains - Down in a Hole? Or it could've been Dam That River!
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The last few days I've been going crazy trying to find the name of a band I once listened to about 8-9 years ago. I believe I remember the lyrics somewhat clearly and have spent hours searching Google and lyric finding sites with no luck. Anyway this is the song I remember most clearly. i lost my job i lost my car i lost my home and i say, it's alright I lost my will i lost my drive i lost my motivation, it's alright now what you going to do. - when things don't go - your way at all what you gonna do when your backs against the wall i lost my hope i lost my faith i lost my fascination, it's alright i lost my will i lost my drive i lost my inspiration, it's alright because when you lie down, things can go only in one direction, when you lie down it's all brand new
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I saw a song on one of those video jukebox things in a bowling place a little while ago, which I remember hearing on the radio a long time ago but so far my attempts at finding it have failed. The only lyrics I can remember are 'I wanna be free... yeah, yeah yeah', which is probably the chorus and definitely comes up over and over throughout the song. The 'yeah's are sort of drawn out also, kind of like, 'yeeeaah, yeeaah, yeeah'. I'm guessing it was popular around the late 90's or something? That's when I get the impression I heard it around the place, although it could've been a little later maybe. That's pretty much all I can remember about it; I caught a glimpse of the music video but I don't remember anything of it apart from that one of the guys had an afro. Possibly. Surely someone knows what I'm talking about?!
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PissFilledCumBubble posted:Alice in Chains - Down in a Hole? Nope, and wasnt any of the others. When i say it has lyrics that sound like "down by the river" thats really what it sounds like but i cant find the song at all. Its a male singing btw.
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Alright so I was working on the computer and a nostalgic song popped into my head. I can only remember the very first part of it. It has a high-reverb piano playing a single chord over and over really quickly, which then shifts chords, keeping the same fast playing. It is very relaxing not entirely electronic but definatly not live music. I called my brother up and he seems to think that it is named Lotus or something. If anybody here can help me name this song that would be great. Its really bugging me!
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Mar 4, 2008 05:32
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Does anyone know what the name of the orchestrated music is in this poker clip, around 32 seconds in? It strikes me as a nice piece of music and I'd love to know what it is called. I don't think it's Eye of the Tiger though. The video is here: http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=vT1ha7HA1C0 Thanks regardless 
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I was looking for an album posted here a while back. I've looked about for it but can't find it. I think it was by a guy called mat mark or something like that. i forget.
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Mar 4, 2008 06:55
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Nutsngum posted:Nope, and wasnt any of the others. this is still super-vague, though. is it a ballad or a more hard-rocking song? acoustic guitars or electric? both? do you remember it being a hit or was it obscure? etc. etc. there are about six million grunge songs that include the lyrics "down by the river" so it's not the most useful piece of information by itself
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Agitate! Agitate! posted:this is still super-vague, though. is it a ballad or a more hard-rocking song? acoustic guitars or electric? both? do you remember it being a hit or was it obscure? etc. etc. More ballad, more acoustic based but probably has electric backing, it was at least a moderatly successful hit and i expect everyone to have heard it before and be able to recognise it. This is my poorly humming the tune into a lovely microphone, might help. http://www.zshare.net/audio/84604167e7a5ab/
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Nutsngum posted:More ballad, more acoustic based but probably has electric backing, it was at least a moderatly successful hit and i expect everyone to have heard it before and be able to recognise it. okay, hrm, i was starting to think it was "river of deceit" by mad season but the melody sounds nothing like that. this is gonna sound crazy but i think you're humming "The River" by Bruce Springsteen
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$5/avatar certificate to anyone who can name the single tune OR $10 via paypal/forum certificate if you can find the exact setlist this track was part of. As the filename suggests it's from Cor Fijneman's Outstanding Radio trance show. http://www.bonsai-os.com/puredj-CorFijneman-OutstandingRadio.mp3
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This is a stab in the dark. I was listening to the local college radio station last night, WXYC in Chapel Hill, NC. I caught the tail end of a nice ambient/drone piece. It reminded me of Brian Eno in the early 80s. I heard the DJ say the name, but I was interrupted when I arrived home and only now have I remembered to look it up. I swear the name of the track was something like "Shadow moving over the earth". I can't remember anything else. The band may have been from Texas, and it may have been released in 2002. The DJ also mentioned Fennesz but I don't think this particular track was him. Thank you very much if you have any clues!
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WXYC's website has the current playlist, but their FAQ states:WXYC posted:Can you tell me what song I heard two days ago at 3:36am?
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Kaluza-Klein posted:This is a stab in the dark. I could be way off because I am not too familiar with the ambient end of Brian Eno's work or even the precise definition of ambient, but Moby has a song named God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters.
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Mar 5, 2008 02:54
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Anyone know the 80's sounding robotish song in the Visa commercials? It was also in Family Guy (where Peter goes back in time, messes up everything and ends up married to Molly Ringwald) while Peter's at a club missing his date with Lois.
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"The song playing while Peter parties with Cleveland is called Axel F also known as the Beverly Hills Cop theme."
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