Ok, for all the other lovers of music games out there (with a little wordplay thrown in for good measure)... welcome to Song Title Word Association!
The idea is this... we start with a song title, say "Shine on Your Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd"
The next person picks a word in the SONG TITLE only to associate with another song title. ex: "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - The Beatles"
use exact words only, not modifications (excepting plurals). use only "major" words for association (no articles.. a/an/and/the/is/etc...)
and it continues until we hit a dead end. everyone got it?
no repeats until we start over after being stumped. although songs with the same title (but which are in actuality completely different songs... not just covers) count.
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
Some of you may have been in shock since we invaded Canada and Mexico, but fear not, it was for a good cause. Now that we conrol North America, we produce an extra 5 armies a turn.^_^
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
beat ya to the punch, but that's a great song bro... to continue...
"roll over beethoven" jerry lee lewis
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"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
I'm wondering how you went from "Bust a Move" to "A Long and Winding Road"?
please note: a, an, and, the, of, etc... are not considered a "major" word for purposes of association....
so....continuing from "Bust a Move"
"I Feel the Earth Move" - Carole King
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"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
(about the English language) It's kinda like a raft that was cobbled together from parts of three different boats and since then has been kept barely afloat with crude repairs every time a leak appeared.
"Here only miracles. Here, only the rising of spirit. And yes, love if it was pertinent (which it was so often); and sometimes bloodletting. But never the prosaic, never the trivial. Here the man who brought the strangest tale was the most welcome. Here every excess was celebrated if it brought visions, and every vision analyzed for the hints it held to the nature of the Everlasting." - Clive Barker's Imajica
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The idea is this... we start with a song title, say "Shine on Your Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd"
The next person picks a word in the SONG TITLE only to associate with another song title. ex: "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - The Beatles"
use exact words only, not modifications (excepting plurals). use only "major" words for association (no articles.. a/an/and/the/is/etc...)
and it continues until we hit a dead end. everyone got it?
no repeats until we start over after being stumped. although songs with the same title (but which are in actuality completely different songs... not just covers) count.
ok.. ready, set, go!
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(was it white and sticky? )
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And if I've offended you, I'm sorry, but maybe you need to be offended. But here's my apology and one more thing...
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please note: a, an, and, the, of, etc... are not considered a "major" word for purposes of association....
so....continuing from "Bust a Move"
"I Feel the Earth Move" - Carole King
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