ultra-inquisitor posted:Ok, this is completely ridiculous and I don't expect anyone to know, but there's no harm in asking. During the credits sequence to an XXX film adaptation of Hamlet (just called Hamlet AFAIK, shot in 1995), the cast all dance around to some silly italo-disco track while waving skulls about, and I'd like to know what it is! oh god i hope its this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7bKx0-shPI
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Unfortunately not. The tune is your standard pianos and screaming diva with comedy 'rap' fare, that's about all the help I can give, alas.
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I am looking for a song based on a music video. The music video is of him standing on the sidewalk playing guitar. I think it was filmed in NYC or some other large city. People continuously walk up, and each group has a subtitle about how they met, or know each other. Can anyone ID the song for me?
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Jul 17, 2009 23:04
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Can someone please identify thing song please. i tried using that app called shazam but it didn't seem to recognize it. Thanks in advance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyYvarxnw3k
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Jul 18, 2009 03:36
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Raunchy - "Warriors" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X1wrIjQr0E
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT_tXjrzhr0 Im dying to know the name of the song/music please help! In retun my eternal gratitude!
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Jul 18, 2009 07:58
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kryptonite posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT_tXjrzhr0 Supervielle - Fandango http://www.last.fm/music/Supervielle/_/Fandango
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Thank you!
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This is part of a song called 'Be Yourself Ft. Creators and Nas' on the Get Mashed album from morcheeba. I'm wondering if the background beat/music is from another song, and if it is; the name of that song. http://mp3.flsh.nl/mp3/player.php?m=Be%20Yourself%20Ft.%20Creators%20and%20Nas.mp3 I would love you forever
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Jul 19, 2009 01:46
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Does anybody know who/what this is? At first I thought it was the original sample that rjd2 used for Ghostwriter. But it's not. I found this song which I'm guessing is the original sample: http://www.queermusicheritage.us/GROSSMAN/grossmanLP11.mp3 So is it a remixed version of ghostwriter or what? Also if anybody knows what the songs that I posted earlier in the thread are, let me know. deftcleft posted:
I'm interested in knowing what this is, too. Herr FLSH posted:This is part of a song called 'Be Yourself Ft. Creators and Nas' on the Get Mashed album from morcheeba.
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Jul 21, 2009 00:38
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deftcleft posted:2. The song at the end of the Denny's commercials: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4jIpJSGL3c. This song also plays during the main menu of the Casino DVD and various other movies and TV shows. I was able to find a remixed version of it but I want to know who does the original. "Superbad", by Top Dogz.
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Jul 21, 2009 01:19
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I've heard this song a few times on two different rock radio stations, the lyrics go "johnathan's going to hell, and I dont care at all" or something like that. Johnathan's my first name, so it'd be cool if one a y'all could help me find out what it is
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Jul 21, 2009 07:23
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There's a chord progression that sounded familiar: G C A D I think it's Nirvana, might be wrong. I recorded it, please excuse the awful guitar skills.
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Jul 21, 2009 07:34
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Dell_Zincht posted:"Superbad", by Top Dogz. I've known about this, but I don't think it's the original (if there is a original version). I always just assumed Top Dogz had sampled it. It has so much more going on than what I remember from the Casino DVD. Oh well
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Inojin posted:I've heard this song a few times on two different rock radio stations, the lyrics go "johnathan's going to hell, and I dont care at all" or something like that. Johnathan's my first name, so it'd be cool if one a y'all could help me find out what it is Poe - Angry Johnny?
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Vat of Lead posted:There's a chord progression that sounded familiar: G C A D It sounds quite like Nirvana's Lithium? Apologies if I'm mishearing what you're trying to recreate.
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Vat of Lead posted:There's a chord progression that sounded familiar: G C A D
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Jul 21, 2009 18:54
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Ivan Drago posted:Sounds exactly like "She [loving] Hates Me" by noted Nirvana imitators Puddle of Mudd: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97Vzw366UwM
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e:  Nevermind, it's Enter Sandman and I need to listen to more popular songs instead of just going "heh heh heheh, that's popular innit".
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Jul 22, 2009 17:31
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Heard this song in subway the other day, and I can't get it out of my head. I know it's from the 70's maybe early 80's for sure. Unfortunately all I caught the other day, and all I remember is the chorus at the end, which doesn't have any identifiable words except for bah, dah. The ending of the song has a male almost discoish chorus. I know it's a long shot, but I'm hoping someone might recognize this. The end of the song just has a male chorus and goes like this (probably not even spelling it right): Bahdahdahdah Dah dah dah dah Bahdahdahdah Dah dah dah dah Bahdahdahdah Dah dah dah dah Dah dah dah
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exquisite tea posted:Poe - Angry Johnny? Nah, it sounded more like early-90s alt rock than that.
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Trigger Hippie posted:Heard this song in subway the other day, and I can't get it out of my head. I know it's from the 70's maybe early 80's for sure. Unfortunately all I caught the other day, and all I remember is the chorus at the end, which doesn't have any identifiable words except for bah, dah. The ending of the song has a male almost discoish chorus. I know it's a long shot, but I'm hoping someone might recognize this. Could you hum it in an mp3 or something? "Bah" and "dah" doesn't tell us much. The only thing I can think of America's "Horse With No Name" but I can't see how anyone would call that "discoish".
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Trigger Hippie posted:Heard this song in subway the other day, and I can't get it out of my head. I know it's from the 70's maybe early 80's for sure. Unfortunately all I caught the other day, and all I remember is the chorus at the end, which doesn't have any identifiable words except for bah, dah. The ending of the song has a male almost discoish chorus. I know it's a long shot, but I'm hoping someone might recognize this. every time someone posts a song description like this i automatically think of Scatman John - Scatman, so thats obviously the answer.
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Jul 23, 2009 17:35
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I'm looking for a long version of the song Scwarze Sonne by E Nomine, It's around 8 minutes long I think.
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Threatis posted:every time someone posts a song description like this i automatically think of Scatman John - Scatman, so thats obviously the answer. scapadabadopaspdfjadlkfja;34lj2;34a92304ja;fja@#$  )j23lembeebeedooboop. I'm the scat man.
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FitFortDanga posted:Could you hum it in an mp3 or something? "Bah" and "dah" doesn't tell us much. Yeah, good idea. I'll post one when I get home.
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Hoestvind posted:I'm looking for a long version of the song Scwarze Sonne by E Nomine, It's around 8 minutes long I think. I've got a remix that clocks in at 6:13, the (Talla 2XLC remix), might this be it?
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Ok, this has been bugging me. I recently heard a song on the radio and what to know who sings it, however I remember too much about it. It is a chill acoustic/reggae type song, and it sounds a bit like Shwayze's Buzzin'(Only good) and Citizen Cope. "Gonna go where the...." is one of the lines i think. The chorus sounds something like, "Lord es from today i be O", though i know that is completely wrong. I know I am not giving you all much, but if anyone knows what i am talking about that would be awesome.
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blinkeve1826 posted:I've got a remix that clocks in at 6:13, the (Talla 2XLC remix), might this be it? This is not it. The one I'm looking for is exactly the same as the 3:58 version for the first 40 seconds, but then continues with the slow pace for a while longer. fakeedit: It was on YouTube a while back, but has since been removed, or I can't view it in Norway. I think it might be the third song from the Schwarze Sonne single, but I'm not able to find a decent torrent. edit: that was the one Hoestvind fucked around with this message at 04:29 on Jul 24, 2009 |
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Pookdaddy G posted:Ok, this has been bugging me. I recently heard a song on the radio and what to know who sings it, however I remember too much about it. It is a chill acoustic/reggae type song, and it sounds a bit like Shwayze's Buzzin'(Only good) and Citizen Cope. Maybe Matisyahu - One Day?
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deadend posted:Maybe Matisyahu - One Day? Nope that's not it. Thanks for trying man. I really wish i could give more details. EDIT It was State Radio Pookdaddy G fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Jul 24, 2009 |
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Jul 24, 2009 13:09
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A very long time ago I heard a song on the radio that dealt with what had happened to humanity over the course of ten thousand years in the future (no, the song isn't 10,000 years by the Army of Freshmen). The only line I specifically remember was "now it's been 10,000 years/one hundred billion(?) human tears." Lots of the lines in the song were specific years followed by something that happened in that year. Any ideas? Also nobody's been able to track down the rock organ song I was looking for The only clue I provided was pretty vague though...
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Phrog posted:A very long time ago I heard a song on the radio that dealt with what had happened to humanity over the course of ten thousand years in the future (no, the song isn't 10,000 years by the Army of Freshmen). The only line I specifically remember was "now it's been 10,000 years/one hundred billion(?) human tears." Lots of the lines in the song were specific years followed by something that happened in that year. Any ideas? Tell me you love me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWxGGyV_YRA
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Phrog posted:A very long time ago I heard a song on the radio that dealt with what had happened to humanity over the course of ten thousand years in the future (no, the song isn't 10,000 years by the Army of Freshmen). The only line I specifically remember was "now it's been 10,000 years/one hundred billion(?) human tears." Lots of the lines in the song were specific years followed by something that happened in that year. Any ideas? Zaeger and Evans - In the Year 2525? "Now it's been 10000 years/Man has cried a billion tears" edit: That's what I get for opening a bunch of tabs and leaving the computer for a while.
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I've been wondering for ages, what the hell is the song here : http://www.somethingawful.com/images/fc.swf
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Is the guitar bit in Xpolding Plastix - Geigerteller sampled from something? A friend asked me about it the other day, and I wasn't sure, but now that I listen again, I can't shake the feeling that I've heard it elsewhere.
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I regularly get teeny-tiny snippets stuck in my head. This is one of those times, but the worst thing is, I feel confident I should be able to place it--I simply can't. All I can recall is that it's a sad (or at least somber/angsty) song with "but noooh-bah-dee knewwwww" at the end of a line. I know, I know. I sort of figured it from from Marylin Manson, but a lyric search wasn't fruitful.
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Ok, I've got one. About a year ago, I heard this song in a first aid office in Colorado and haven't been able to find it. It was slow, with acoustic guitar and some sort of ambience. The singer had a real gravelly voice, kind of like Tom Waits. Hell, it could have been Tom Waits, but it didn't sound like him to me (I only have Rain Dogs though). It distinctly remember a line that went like, "Bring your poo poo, we're going to the dump." Good luck.
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the posted:Tell me you love me Hell yeah, that's the stuff right there.
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Friedpundit posted:Ok, I've got one. About a year ago, I heard this song in a first aid office in Colorado and haven't been able to find it. i'm guessing it's this: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/alrightjohnwhite but if that is it, i feel real bad for ya cuz it's pretty awful. i just found it by googling "'going to the dump' lyrics" and it was the only hit that seemed reasonable. i'm actually really curious if this ends up being right, heh.
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