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SkunkDuster posted:I know the song and the artist. I'm hoping somebody can identify the significance of "Norman, Okla" in Reunion's "Life is a Rock". Looking at the wikipedia page of notable people, the only thing that stands out is that Conway Twitty lived there. After several minutes of intense google-fu, I have come to the conclusion that it references Norman Dolph, who co-wrote the song and he's from Oklahoma.
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Mister Kingdom posted:After several minutes of intense google-fu, I have come to the conclusion that it references Norman Dolph, who co-wrote the song and he's from Oklahoma. That makes a lot more sense than anything I had thought of. Thanks!
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I'm trying to find a Yes song that was featured, maybe even debuted, in a video game. Roundabout was in RB3 but that's not the one in looking for. It wasn't a music game. I'm pretty sure it was a newer Yes song which I thought would help narrow it down. I'm starting to think I imagined this. Edit: Homeworld (the ladder) from the game Homeworld. Tree Dude fucked around with this message at 05:24 on Sep 22, 2014 |
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Sep 22, 2014 03:42
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Mister Kingdom posted:After several minutes of intense google-fu, I have come to the conclusion that it references Norman Dolph, who co-wrote the song and he's from Oklahoma. SkunkDuster posted:That makes a lot more sense than anything I had thought of. Thanks! Don't forget there is, also, an actual city that is Norman, OK, which is where the campus of the University of Oklahoma is. Could be Mr. Dolph is also a Sooner.
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Methanar posted:I'm looking for an orchestral song with a title written in latin that probably means something like light angels heaven crusade etc. Found it. It was Lux Aeterna.
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This is gonna be really indistinct. So there's a song I found on youtube a couple years ago(I think) which I am totally unable to find now. It was a japanese noise sorta deal, quite fast/loud, harsh vocals, and the picture(album cover I'm assuming) used for the video was a few guys in front of a red background wearing vaguely futuristic, mostly white costumes which looked like they were made of plastic with helmets that had... cat ear shapes on top? Because japan, I guess. For some reason when I try to think of the name of it/the group/the album/whatever, the only word that comes to mind is 'Reset' but I don't think that's actually right and it hasn't helped me find it.
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IronicDongz posted:This is gonna be really indistinct.  If yes, then I'd guess at this being the song you want: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjCppF-Mx_8
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Sep 24, 2014 14:09
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What's the melody that starts when he steals the stick? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTUW49e-PD4
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Admiral Goodenough posted:What's the melody that starts when he steals the stick? Franco Mializzi - The Puzzle, known to a lot of people now for being on the Curb Your Enthusiasm soundtrack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJvuVg4V87k
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Thanks, that's been bugging me all week!
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Pilchenstein posted:Mad Capsule Markets maybe?
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I have this memory of hearing David Bowie singing If I Were a Rich Man in that sort of deep echoing voice he uses in Cat People and Deranged. As far as I can tell though he never ever recorded or performed that song. Was it just the opening bars to it as part of another song? Was it someone else I'm remembering that sort if sounds like him? Or did I just have an auditory hallucination or something?
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Mr. Wynand posted:I have this memory of hearing David Bowie singing If I Were a Rich Man in that sort of deep echoing voice he uses in Cat People and Deranged. As far as I can tell though he never ever recorded or performed that song. Was it just the opening bars to it as part of another song? Was it someone else I'm remembering that sort if sounds like him? Or did I just have an auditory hallucination or something? Could this be what you were thinking of? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADbJLo4x-tk
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While in a store today I heard a nice song, but my phone had died so I couldn't use Shazam. Female singer, american, an upbeat pop song with a chorus line that sounded like "I'm sure it's love" or "It must be love", pretty well done and seemed like something recent, 2013 or 2014. It may be some big hit but I don't watch tv or listen to the radio either.
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Boi Hole posted:Could this be what you were thinking of? Nope, but that is nonetheless amazing.
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Merope posted:While in a store today I heard a nice song, but my phone had died so I couldn't use Shazam. Female singer, american, an upbeat pop song with a chorus line that sounded like "I'm sure it's love" or "It must be love", pretty well done and seemed like something recent, 2013 or 2014. It may be some big hit but I don't watch tv or listen to the radio either. Possibly 'Must be Love' by Christina Grimmie. Single was released july 31, 2014 It's on itunes
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^^ That's it, thanks.
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It's an old country song, pretty sure loretta lynne sang it. It's good a chorus that has her singing a weird "ooooo-ooooo" melody and a weird slide guitar solo. Lyrics referenced her crying for someone who isn't crying for her
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dangerburrd posted:It's an old country song, pretty sure loretta lynne sang it. It's good a chorus that has her singing a weird "ooooo-ooooo" melody and a weird slide guitar solo. Lyrics referenced her crying for someone who isn't crying for her Are you thinking of "Blue," performed by Leann Rimes (originally written for Patsy Cline)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plxpY8KLA-Y
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Vordhosbn posted:Are you thinking of "Blue," performed by Leann Rimes (originally written for Patsy Cline)? holy moly yeah thats it thank you so much
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I heard This song at 3:01 a long time ago and I really like it but its name eludes me. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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Segmentation Fault posted:I heard This song at 3:01 a long time ago and I really like it but its name eludes me. Anyone know what I'm talking about? Sounds like a version of Ennio Morricone's Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Longpig Bard fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Sep 28, 2014 |
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Bumming Your Scene posted:Sounds like a version of Ennio Morricone's Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly It sounds sort of like Ennio Morricone now that you mention it, but nothing at all like Ecstasy of Gold.
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I was at a gay club on Saturday and they played an upbeat pop/techno song that was probably in Chinese or Korean (definitely not Japanese). The singer (or singers) was male and part of the song was in English. The bridge said something like "don't stop me, baby."
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Sadly I can't find a youtube clip of this but what's the music that starts playing at 38:06 in this show?
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Pilchenstein posted:Sadly I can't find a youtube clip of this but what's the music that starts playing at 38:06 in this show? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFeykueEZNI The Stranglers - Waltzinblack
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pippy posted:This one:
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Any jazz savvy goons able to name the tune from the end of this youtube clip? http://youtu.be/0tNHCcgZaPQ?t=20m45s
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King for a day posted:Any jazz savvy goons able to name the tune from the end of this youtube clip? Brad Mehldau - Happy Tune https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbN6HDDvE5Y
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Erebus posted:Brad Mehldau - Happy Tune What a cool tune. Thank you!
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Spermando posted:I was at a gay club on Saturday and they played an upbeat pop/techno song that was probably in Chinese or Korean (definitely not Japanese). The singer (or singers) was male and part of the song was in English. The bridge said something like "don't stop me, baby." It wasn't the K-pop song "Fantastic Baby" by BIGBANG was it? Saw this on one of the Fine Brothers' many React videos (this one) so it must have some kind of pop culture spread to it, and the repeated catchphrase hook is pretty distinct.
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Close, but not quite. It's in that style, but it's more uplifting and has more melodic vocals.
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I need this sample to continue on with my life. Only people I know who've used it are Favor and Joey Chicago. Favor - Sampling a soulful beat Joey Chicago - Try to Forget
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Was there ever a really bad dance remix/rap version of "The Merry Go Round Broke Down"? I'm honestly not sure if I vaguely remember one, or if it's just something my brain conjured up to annoy me at work today.
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Is there an easy way to identify classical music pieces, or is it pretty much 'record a snippet and ask someone on the internet'? I have so many tunes in my head that kind of thing would get annoying.
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gandlethorpe posted:Is there an easy way to identify classical music pieces, or is it pretty much 'record a snippet and ask someone on the internet'? I have so many tunes in my head that kind of thing would get annoying. You could try this? I once saw a book that was a directory of classical music listed with this notation and from what I remember it worked pretty well.
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http://www.midomi.com/ claims to work from a voice, but I dunno how good it against classical. Anyway, it's always fun to hear goons trying to sing/whistle/hum something - why not link us a recording and we might be able to help you out
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Oh that's neat. I wish more people would post themselves humming or whistling a melody because it's billion times easier than trying to decipher a typed-out "DUMMMM, DE, DE, DDUUUMMMM, DUMMMMM, BABABA-DUMMMMM".
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Vocaroo is great for that.
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Segmentation Fault posted:Vocaroo is great for that. Nice! In that case, here's a repost of an earlier request: Fierce Brosnan posted:Breakbeats with a male vocal; the hook is "It's ALLLLLLLright". It's been in the UK charts sometime in the last year or two. ...now with terrible guitar! http://vocaroo.com/i/s0FENZw3KpBM  That's the bit of the vocal melody I remember; the last bit is the hook: "baby it's all ri i ight, something something all ri i ight"
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