Guess the artist by the words used in their songs(1 point),
Name the song each word appears in(2 points),
Name another song by a different artist that uses each word,if there is one.(3 points)
#3:Roger Waters? I don’t know “Gingerbread”, but “Glitterati” is from The Fletcher Memorial Home (… anonymous Latin-American meat-packing glitterati…) and “Incontrovertible” is from The Trial (…the evidence before the court is incontrovertible, there’s no need for the jury to retire…)
Is that right?
Just a question for Gigi and want2know are your artists staying with the R&R HOF theme? If not maybe a little clue as to what genre we should think in.
Just a question for Gigi and want2know are your artists staying with the R&R HOF theme? If not maybe a little clue as to what genre we should think in.
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I don’t think mine is in the HOF; I’m just going with “rock lyrics” in general as per the title of the OP.
[QUOTE=MrSquishy] #3:Roger Waters? I don’t know “Gingerbread”, but “Glitterati” is from The Fletcher Memorial Home (… anonymous Latin-American meat-packing glitterati…) and “Incontrovertible” is from The Trial (…the evidence before the court is incontrovertible, there’s no need for the jury to retire…)
Is that right?
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You are mostly right,I am sure you know what band your answer was in,tho he did not write the song with gingerbread in it.
[spoiler]MrSquishy got the other ones, but “gingerbread” is from Bike…
“I’ve got a clan of gingerbread men
Here a man
There a man
Lots of gingerbread men
Take a couple if you wish
They’re on the dish”
Paul Simon, pentecost is from Duncan and scatterlings is from You Can Call Me Al . He says moon rose in* America*,cant think of a moonbows off hand.
and dappled is on the tip of my tongue…just can’t place it…sure I will abe able to after posting this tho.
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I’ve got no deeds to do, on promises to keep, I’m dappled and drowsy and ready to sleep let the morning time drop all its petals on me. Live I love you, all is grooooovy.
R.E.M. “Transit” is from Radio Free Europe, “Bushwacked” is from Drive, “Lester Bangs” is mentioned in It’s the End of the World (As We Know It), and “Asp” is from Man on the Moon.
R.E.M. “Transit” is from Radio Free Europe, “Bushwacked” is from Drive, “Lester Bangs” is mentioned in It’s the End of the World (As We Know It), and “Asp” is from Man on the Moon.
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I knew that was too easy. It’s late and I’m probably too tired to come up with anything mentally challenging.
Steely Dan. Oleander is the giveaway, that’s from “My Old School.” Kerosene is from “Kid Charlemagne.” Zombie is from “Haitian Divorce,” although I first thought of “All You Zombies.” Can’t think offhand of where Blueprint is from.
