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Sizone posted:I think the time era of the song is mid '80's. It was used as background music in an episode of Married with Children as, I believe, Al ran across a montage of shots of Chicago. It's most notable feature is a haunting saxophone lead that goes something like " Bah nah nah nah nah na na. Bah nah nah nah na ni ni ni nah". also, I think the word "love" may be contained in the title of the song, but not totally sure. Baker Street? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkS169P_Eeo
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Arturo Ui posted:Baker Street? BINGO.
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So I've been watching Scrubs on Netflix. I've never seen the show before and I just finished the second season. In the final scene, of the season finale, they played a song I liked, and when I went searching through the Season 2 soundtrack, I learned that they changed the song from the original version. So I was curious if anyone knew the Netflix version? The only lyrics I can make out are "..(crash me down) And I can't stand it." But that may be wrong because it's hard to understand what he's saying. It's then followed by an instrumental outro.
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Tailwhoop posted:So I've been watching Scrubs on Netflix. I've never seen the show before and I just finished the second season. In the final scene, of the season finale, they played a song I liked, and when I went searching through the Season 2 soundtrack, I learned that they changed the song from the original version. So I was curious if anyone knew the Netflix version? The only lyrics I can make out are "..(crash me down) And I can't stand it." But that may be wrong because it's hard to understand what he's saying. It's then followed by an instrumental outro. Soooo i can only find this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgizT2om-4s but i think it's the version you mean.
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Ela posted:Soooo i can only find this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgizT2om-4s but i think it's the version you mean. Yes, unfortunately, that's the old version. 
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Tailwhoop posted:Yes, unfortunately, that's the old version. Bah.. in which case.. I'm stumped
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Vinigre posted:Okay, so there's this melody I've heard in at least a few tunes. The song the prompted me to seek it out is in "Rex Duodecim Angelus." I don't know if this is what you were aiming for, but it sounds exactly like this part of the Stormwind theme in WoW: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rXIyz8HSJQ&feature=player_detailpage#t=47s
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tacodaemon posted:I'll take a wild, wild guess at "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak, who was always compared to Roy Orbison in the '80s Dude, this is loving it. Job well done man, thanks a lot.
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I have had a music video in my head for years now and haven't been able to figure it out. it is a 90s alternative song and in the video the lead singer has just his head sticking out of the ground and there is a tarantula slowly crawling towards him. at the end of the video it slowly pans out as green blood is spreading from the singers head. any help figuring this out would be great!
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banstew posted:I have had a music video in my head for years now and haven't been able to figure it out. it is a 90s alternative song and in the video the lead singer has just his head sticking out of the ground and there is a tarantula slowly crawling towards him. at the end of the video it slowly pans out as green blood is spreading from the singers head. any help figuring this out would be great! Marcy Playground - Sex and Candy
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Mar 27, 2011 20:00
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Looking for the song that's used here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfaNHtKkffA Reminds me a bit of Giorgio Moroder or Tangerine Dream.
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Erebus posted:Marcy Playground - Sex and Candy You are the man! pieces of that video have been simmering in the back of my head have been simmering in my head for the past five or so years.
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Ugggh ok this is driving me nuts and I can't find it no matter what I search, it's a poppy rock song with a female vocalist and a dude rapping the lyrics. I think it's pretty popular right now, or a month or two ago. All I remember is during the verses, the female vocalist asks the dude questions and he raps back the answers, and then the chorus is just the woman singing I think. The only lyrics I have stuck in my mind: Woman: "What are you scared of?" Dude drawls back "All of these peee-ople".
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Can anyone identify the song that starts here in the background and lasts for about 20 seconds? I know I've heard it before somewhere. p.s. Don't watch the video, Danny Dyer is a oval office
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BELL END posted:Can anyone identify the song that starts here in the background and lasts for about 20 seconds? I know I've heard it before somewhere. Kaiser Chiefs - Modern Way
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M. Propagandalf posted:Looking for the song that's used here: Someone PLEASE know the answer to this, this song is awesome. I originally thought it was something from Trevor Jones because it sounds a lot like a couple musical bits from Labyrinth, but in reality probably every soundtrack musician was using the same kind of drum machines and synths at the time.
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Hopefully this is an easy one, it's a new song, probably from the UK, guitar-based, light indie rock, sort of reminds me of Kaiser Chiefs or the Kooks. The chorus goes something like "Deb-oh-rah / you should have something something". I'm pretty sure the song is actually called "Debra" but there are too many songs called that and I can't find it.
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HJB posted:Kaiser Chiefs - Modern Way
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Looking for the name of a song. I'm near certain it was written by Boards of Canada. Its entirely a flugelhorn sampled tune with some synth effects. The feel of the song is like the theme to a kid's cartoon/tv show. It's an uplifting and heroic beat. Bought up the image of a travelling adventurer on a horse. Sounds quite different to a lot of BoC stuff though - I think its either a rare tune of theirs or possibly not one of theirs. I've spent quite some time searching and listening to tons of tunes in my search.
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Mar 31, 2011 22:48
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Steve Holt! posted:Hopefully this is an easy one, it's a new song, probably from the UK, guitar-based, light indie rock, sort of reminds me of Kaiser Chiefs or the Kooks. The chorus goes something like "Deb-oh-rah / you should have something something". I'm pretty sure the song is actually called "Debra" but there are too many songs called that and I can't find it.
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Nope it's much newer, either 2011 or late 2010. Edit: Found it, I got the name wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6Dc9b-Etuc Steve Holt! fucked around with this message at 12:26 on Apr 1, 2011 |
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Apr 1, 2011 07:36
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrTyD7rjBpw&t=2m52s At this point in the song the melody sounds like something I've heard before. I am pretty sure it is from an Orbital song. Anyone know?
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I have a song in my head and I cannot identify it with google with what I *think* are the lyrics. I can't even remember if it's a male or female singing, but I think the lyrics are "This is the last song, this is the last song, my baby's (something something)", then has some falsetto "oooohs" after it. The description sucks, I know.
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Sizone posted:I think the time era of the song is mid '80's. It was used as background music in an episode of Married with Children as, I believe, Al ran across a montage of shots of Chicago. It's most notable feature is a haunting saxophone lead that goes something like " Bah nah nah nah nah na na. Bah nah nah nah na ni ni ni nah". also, I think the word "love" may be contained in the title of the song, but not totally sure. Maybe it's the sax line from Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkS169P_Eeo
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HitmanAndQuitIt posted:I have a song in my head and I cannot identify it with google with what I *think* are the lyrics. Long shot, but there's a "baby" in there somewhere, as well as the falsetto "ooohs". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TL2B-iiVhA
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Volvagia posted:Ugggh ok this is driving me nuts and I can't find it no matter what I search, it's a poppy rock song with a female vocalist and a dude rapping the lyrics. I think it's pretty popular right now, or a month or two ago. All I remember is during the verses, the female vocalist asks the dude questions and he raps back the answers, and then the chorus is just the woman singing I think. The only lyrics I have stuck in my mind: Woman: "What are you scared of?" Dude drawls back "All of these peee-ople". Jessie J feat. BOB - Price Tag??
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I'm trying to remember a song but I can't remember the lyrics at all, just a little about the band and the music video. Its by a canadian band from the 1990s, and I think it was one of their only hits. I think pop is the best genre to describe it as. The lyrics were something like "get you into my bed tonight" but not that direct. The music video has the members of the band singing out their apartment windows randomly and the camera keeps switching between their windows of this big apartment building. They also show a party going on in one of the windows and in another window there is this girl alone by herself. found it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8ElS3eS0I8 Slider fucked around with this message at 08:57 on Apr 3, 2011 |
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Green Eyed Loco-Man posted:Long shot, but there's a "baby" in there somewhere, as well as the falsetto "ooohs". THE RAVEONETTES. I knew it was an album I owned. Thanks!!
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HoldYourFire posted:Jessie J feat. BOB - Price Tag?? Nope, that was my friend's guess too. It's faster and more driving than that. I feel like it's played more on rock radio than pop. Thanks anyway though.
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I've definitely heard this before but I'm completely blanking on what it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIgbCFAaeus&t=6m1s 6:00-6:14
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Trying to identify a band, I'm pretty sure they hit the scene about the same time as Vampire Weekend started to take off, so about 2 years ago, and I think they were also from New York. I can't remember any specific songs, but it was a bunch of guys I'd describe as having a rock opera sound inspired by 80s synth. Kind of reminded me of Queen the way the songs had an 'epic' or dramatic feel to them. Any guesses? I listened to a bunch of their singles before their first album release but have somehow erased everything identifiable from memory. e: found it, Apes & Androids someone's been loving with my music collection... pardon the interruption Pweller fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Apr 4, 2011 |
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I'm looking for a song. I think its house or dubstep. It uses a sample of Public Enemy's Night of the Living Baseheads.
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I'm looking for a rap song from 89/90 maybe 91. My girlfriend got a mix tape mailed to her from a station in NYC and this was on it. Female rapper, has a feel like a dirty Salt-N-Pepa or MC Lyte. The only lyrics I remember are "Up on the bed, down on the floor. Screaming and scratching and begging for more" Thanks 
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Laynee posted:I'm looking for a rap song from 89/90 maybe 91. My girlfriend got a mix tape mailed to her from a station in NYC and this was on it. Female rapper, has a feel like a dirty Salt-N-Pepa or MC Lyte. The only lyrics I remember are "Up on the bed, down on the floor. Screaming and scratching and begging for more" Thanks LeShaun - Wild Thang
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Parade Maker posted:I'm looking for a song. The only electronic music that turned up on https://www.whosampled.com is this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMz6r_U-2K4 Sounds more like jungle but maybe it could be construed as dubstep?
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Erebus posted:LeShaun - Wild Thang
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Final Fart Buttball posted:
Ruby Tuesday?
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tacodaemon posted:Ruby Tuesday? Thank you!
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5:55 to 6:35 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_aRwVgJ3Qs One, of you has had to have heard this before.
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