"When I was young I knew everything. And she, a punk who rarely ever took advice. Now I'm guilt-stricken, sobbin' with my head on the floor. Stopped a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice, no.
 Can't be held responsible. She was touchin' her face. I won't be held responsible. She fell in love in the first place.
For the life of me, I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise."
"My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her. His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept. And now he's guilt-stricken, sobbin' With his head on the floor. Thinks about her now and how he never really wept. He said"
"When I was young I knew everything. And she, a punk who rarely ever took advice. Now I'm guilt-stricken, sobbin' with my head on the floor. Stopped a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice, no.
 Can't be held responsible. She was touchin' her face. I won't be held responsible. She fell in love in the first place.
For the life of me, I can not remember What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise."
"My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her. His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept. And now he's guilt-stricken, sobbin' With his head on the floor. Thinks about her now and how he never really wept. He said"
Summer,it turns me upside down
Summer, summer, summer
It's like a merry go round
I see you under the midnight
All shackles and bows
High shoes with the cleats a clickin'
A tempermental glow
On 10/15/2022 at 10:33 AM, Human without the bean said:
~Jacksons ~ Thriller Vincent Price line.
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It's getting to the point
Where I'm no fun anymore
I am sorry
Sometimes it hurts so badly
I must cry out loud
I am lonely
I'm wondering how come this isn't striking a bell with anyone?
"Friday evening, Sunday in the afternoon
What have you got to lose?
Tuesday morning, please be gone I'm tired of you.
What have you got to lose?
Can I tell it like it is? (Help me I'm suffering)
Listen to me baby.
It's my heart that's a suffering (Help me I'm dying)
It's a dying, that's what I have to lose
I've got an answer
I'm going to fly away
What have I got to lose?
Will you come see me Thursdays and Saturdays?
What have you got to lose"?
I'm wondering how come this isn't striking a bell with anyone?
"Friday evening, Sunday in the afternoon
What have you got to lose?
Tuesday morning, please be gone I'm tired of you.
What have you got to lose?
Can I tell it like it is? (Help me I'm suffering)
Listen to me baby.
It's my heart that's a suffering (Help me I'm dying)
It's a dying, that's what I have to lose
I've got an answer
I'm going to fly away
What have I got to lose?
Will you come see me Thursdays and Saturdays?
What have you got to lose"?
You got it. I know you know who the artist was so Nathan_Jr, now it's your turn. But in this thread unlike Songs Remembered from Just one line, it is a requirement here to name the artist along with the song title. Or any cover artist will be fine also.
You got it. I know you know who the artist was so Nathan_Jr, now it's your turn. But in this thread unlike Songs Remembered from Just one line, it is a requirement here to name the artist along with the song title. Or any cover artist will be fine also.
Ok. Got it. I conflated the two games  The artist is Crosby, Stills & Nash. This was pre- Neil Young joining, right?
Well, my name is a number
A piece of plastic film
And I'm growin' funny flowers
In my little window sill
Yes it was.  This is something say, from the 90's or newer maybe? I might have heard it before. It seems vaguely familiar.
Hmmm...the 90's... it was used in one of the top ten greatest films of the 90's, but it was not published on the soundtrack album, probably because the neophyte filmmakers couldn't afford the rights. Definitely not written or recorded in the 90's.
Hmmm...the 90's... it was used in one of the top ten greatest films of the 90's
That narrows it down to 'Ghost', 'Terminator 2', 'Aladdin', 'Jurassic Park', 'The Lion King', 'Die Hard w/ a Vengeance', 'Independence Day', 'Titanic', 'Armageddon', or 'Star Wars: Epi. 1' they were the number one box office movies from the 90's. I don't really have a clue yet.
That narrows it down to 'Ghost', 'Terminator 2', 'Aladdin', 'Jurassic Park', 'The Lion King', 'Die Hard w/ a Vengeance', 'Independence Day', 'Titanic', 'Armageddon', or 'Star Wars: Epi. 1' they were the number one box office movies from the 90's. I don't really have a clue yet.
Ahhh. But were those the GREATEST?
Of course, my assertion is bull$hit because it's subjective. Though, I do think the 90's were as important as the 70's for American cinema, but that's a discussion I'd be happy to have on another thread,
Neophyte filmmakers is your clue. Their first film. Before they were star actors/writers/directors. Indie film. Cult classic now. James Caan would have been the only recognizable star at the release of the film, 1996.
Obviously no, 'Pulp Fiction' isn't up there. Those were the top grossing movies, which doesn't mean anything really in terms of quality. I mean people think Starbucks is great coffee, and Dominoes is great pizza. They don't know what good is.
Obviously no, 'Pulp Fiction' isn't up there. Those were the top grossing movies, which doesn't mean anything really in terms of quality. I mean people think Starbucks is great coffee, and Dominoes is great pizza. They don't know what good is.
Bingo. There's a difference between what we like and what we know to be great. The aficionado or connoisseur is aware of that distinction. I may not care for hip hop, it just may not be my thing, but I can recognize and appreciate the greatness of Dr. Dre, TuPac, JayZ.
Don't get me started on coffee. Or do. Starbucks is over roasted. It's burnt. I happen to not like it AND recognize that it's not good. But I know that not liking it has nothing to do with my judgement that it's not good. In the Pacific Northwest, that's just how they like their coffee, and I can recognize that, too.
The movie is Bottle Rocket, but I doubt that will help you with the song, unless you've watched it many times.
Well, my name is a number A piece of plastic film And I'm growin' funny flowers In my little window sillÂ
Don't you know I'm a (song title) And my kids, they just don't understand me at allÂ
Well my wife still respects me I really misused her I am having an affair With the random computerÂ
Don't you know I'm a (song title) And my kids, they just don't understand me at allÂ
Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, proud of your son Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, proud of your son
Oh daddy, your brain's still flashin' Like it did when you were young Or do you come down crashin' Seeing all the things you'd done All was a big put onÂ
Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, proud of your son Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, Proud of your son
Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, proud of your son Oh daddy, proud of your planet Oh mummy, proud of your son
And you know who's the (song title) And your kids they just won't understand you at all
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It was played on album oriented stations so that counts. I remember it I just can't think of the song right now
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Don't know the title but then I never did like the stones to much. unless it was covered by Flying Burrito brothers also which would make it dead flowers but I think that's another song.
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Once beneath the stars, the universe was ours. Love was all we knew, and all I knew was you. I wonder where you are, I wonder if you think about me Once upon a time, IN YOUR WILDEST DREAMS. It mig
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"When I was young I knew everything.
And she, a punk who rarely ever took advice.
Now I'm guilt-stricken, sobbin' with my head on the floor.
Stopped a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice, no.
 Can't be held responsible.
She was touchin' her face.
I won't be held responsible.
She fell in love in the first place.
For the life of me, I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise."
"My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her.
His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept.
And now he's guilt-stricken, sobbin'
With his head on the floor.
Thinks about her now and how he never really wept. He said"
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I don't know.
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Ok, this last song was from the one-hit wonder, the Verve Pipe, and it was their one hit, "FRESHMEN." I'll go back to 1985 and earlier. Â
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Summer,it turns me upside down
Summer, summer, summer
It's like a merry go round
I see you under the midnight
All shackles and bows
High shoes with the cleats a clickin'
A tempermental glow
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The Cars, "Oh, Ho, It's Magic", or something like that.
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Yes, that's correct.
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Next one.
"Darkness falls across the land. The Midnight Hour is close at hand. Creatures crawl in search of blood to terrorize y'alls neighborhood."
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~Jacksons ~ Thriller Vincent Price line.
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It's getting to the point
Edited by Human without the beanWhere I'm no fun anymore
I am sorry
Sometimes it hurts so badly
I must cry out loud
I am lonely
when you feel the need to do something do it.
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I'm wondering how come this isn't striking a bell with anyone?
"Friday evening, Sunday in the afternoon
What have you got to lose?
Tuesday morning, please be gone I'm tired of you.
What have you got to lose?
Can I tell it like it is? (Help me I'm suffering)
Listen to me baby.
It's my heart that's a suffering (Help me I'm dying)
It's a dying, that's what I have to lose
I've got an answer
I'm going to fly away
What have I got to lose?
Will you come see me Thursdays and Saturdays?
What have you got to lose"?
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Suite: Judy Blue Eyes!
I haven't looked at this game in days. Whew!
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Well, my name is a number
A piece of plastic film
And I'm growin' funny flowers
In my little window sill
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You got it. I know you know who the artist was so Nathan_Jr, now it's your turn. But in this thread unlike Songs Remembered from Just one line, it is a requirement here to name the artist along with the song title. Or any cover artist will be fine also.
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Ok. Got it. I conflated the two games  The artist is Crosby, Stills & Nash. This was pre- Neil Young joining, right?
Well, my name is a number
A piece of plastic film
And I'm growin' funny flowers
In my little window sill
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Yes it was.  This is something say, from the 90's or newer maybe? I might have heard it before. It seems vaguely familiar.
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Hmmm...the 90's... it was used in one of the top ten greatest films of the 90's, but it was not published on the soundtrack album, probably because the neophyte filmmakers couldn't afford the rights. Definitely not written or recorded in the 90's.
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I selected this one just for you, Human. It should seem vaguely familiar to you. I'm sure you have heard it before.
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That narrows it down to 'Ghost', 'Terminator 2', 'Aladdin', 'Jurassic Park', 'The Lion King', 'Die Hard w/ a Vengeance', 'Independence Day', 'Titanic', 'Armageddon', or 'Star Wars: Epi. 1' they were the number one box office movies from the 90's. I don't really have a clue yet.
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Ahhh. But were those the GREATEST?
Of course, my assertion is bull$hit because it's subjective. Though, I do think the 90's were as important as the 70's for American cinema, but that's a discussion I'd be happy to have on another thread,
Neophyte filmmakers is your clue. Their first film. Before they were star actors/writers/directors. Indie film. Cult classic now. James Caan would have been the only recognizable star at the release of the film, 1996.
The song is from a certain invasion in the 1960s.
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Obviously no, 'Pulp Fiction' isn't up there. Those were the top grossing movies, which doesn't mean anything really in terms of quality. I mean people think Starbucks is great coffee, and Dominoes is great pizza. They don't know what good is.
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Bingo. There's a difference between what we like and what we know to be great. The aficionado or connoisseur is aware of that distinction. I may not care for hip hop, it just may not be my thing, but I can recognize and appreciate the greatness of Dr. Dre, TuPac, JayZ.
Don't get me started on coffee. Or do. Starbucks is over roasted. It's burnt. I happen to not like it AND recognize that it's not good. But I know that not liking it has nothing to do with my judgement that it's not good. In the Pacific Northwest, that's just how they like their coffee, and I can recognize that, too.
The movie is Bottle Rocket, but I doubt that will help you with the song, unless you've watched it many times.
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Well, my name is a number
A piece of plastic film
And I'm growin' funny flowers
In my little window sill
Dont you know I'm a... (song title)
And my kids, they just don't understand me at all
Well my wife still respects me
I really misused her
I am having an affair
With the Random computer
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I've drawn a blank. Catchy lyrics but I don't know them.
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1967 British Invasion...
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I really misused herÂ
I am having an affairÂ
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And my kids, they just don't understand me at allÂ
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Oh mummy, proud of your son
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Oh daddy, your brain's still flashin'Â
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Or do you come down crashin'Â
Seeing all the things you'd doneÂ
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Oh mummy, proud of your sonÂ
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Oh mummy, Proud of your son
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Oh mummy, proud of your son
And you know who's the (song title)
And your kids they just won't understand you at all
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