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Pumpkinstew
27-11-2008, 22:46
Inspired by the Zane Lowe show this evening I thought we could give it a lash ont' forums.

Rules are simple:
I'll post a theme/category/genre
Next two posters link us to a piece of music that qualifies (Youtube, hosted mp3 etc)
Third poster chooses their favourite and throws out the next challenge
And so it continues....

So your first theme is..... Music that should only be played on amps that go all the way up to 11! :cool:
Garp
27-11-2008, 23:14
Black Shuck - The Darkness
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Sure they're an annoying band but it's one of the best openers to any album, ever.
Belmit
28-11-2008, 00:23
Not the first song you'd think of for this theme, but I'm going to go with Oasis - Morning Glory. Builds brilliantly and is just relentless. One of the most amazing songs I've heard live.

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NokkonWud
28-11-2008, 01:16
Oasis every time. The Darkness as awful!

Next Challenge:
The best American Rock classic!
Pumpkinstew
28-11-2008, 15:11
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divine
28-11-2008, 22:55
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=aQewwkbrp8o

Embedding disabled, so you'll have to click it :p
Kell_ee001
28-11-2008, 23:00
Bruce the Boss! :D

Something to sing at the top of your voice :p
Garp
28-11-2008, 23:02
edit: Doh beaten.

First thing that sprung to mind in response to Kell's challenge:

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divine
28-11-2008, 23:27
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Mark
28-11-2008, 23:36
Robbie Williams is certainly not a bad choice, but Queen has to win that one. Especially at 1AM in the middle of a field. ;D

Have something suitably open-ended, possibly for the slightly older generation: Memorable Top 40 classic from the 80s.
Garp
28-11-2008, 23:53
Have something suitably open-ended, possibly for the slightly older generation: Memorable Top 40 classic from the 80s.


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Flibster
29-11-2008, 02:00
Memorable Top 40 classic from the 80s.

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Strangely enough... Roger Taylor not only suits that outfit, but looks good...
Pumpkinstew
29-11-2008, 11:49
A-Ha! Now that brings back memories.

Now show me your bestest accoustic covers.
Flibster
29-11-2008, 12:24
Only one possible choice for me

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Garp
29-11-2008, 19:41
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divine
29-11-2008, 21:38
Layla clearly wins.

I think for the next pair, a song by an unsigned random who is trying to forge out a career on YouTube.
Belmit
02-12-2008, 11:07
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Garp
02-12-2008, 18:21
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Wryel
04-12-2008, 17:36
Kazoo boy has to win!

Now for something you'd turn off if your mother walked in.
Pumpkinstew
06-12-2008, 15:39
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Darrin
06-12-2008, 16:37
http://www.boomspeed.com/bofh1968/boatdrinks/music.mp3

Sorry, no youtube that I could find...
Mark
07-12-2008, 23:23
Darrin :shocked: :shocked: Living up to your Evilness rating I see :shocked:

Any other time that would win, but in this case within literally a few hours of Pumpkinstew's post what should turn up in my own playlist but Bloodhound Gang. What are the chances of that?* :shocked:

Therefore, Bloodhound Gang is has to be. Sorry Darrin.

Next - in honour of Feek's recent thread - any recognisable hit single or album, original or cover version, performed a cappella.



* 1 in 4,532 :)
Belmit
08-12-2008, 00:17
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Garp
08-12-2008, 00:53
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In keeping with the season :)
Pumpkinstew
08-12-2008, 20:21
I'm breaking my own rules just because I think this is cool :p

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