The Feud: More song stuff... [Game Over]

Object of the game:
Give the most popular answer for each category.

Rules:

  1. No reading the thread before answering. This is on the honor system. NEW NOTE: If you’re not sure if a game is full, PM me .You’re always good to go if it’s on the first page.
  2. Formatting rules must be followed (see below).
  3. Joke answers will not be considered, as it is not fair to other players.
  4. Google (etc.) is allowed, if you desire.
  5. The game will end with a maximum of 50 entrants, and I will score it when I have time available.
  6. There is no Rule 6.
  7. Special Rules for this particular Feud: See below

Formatting rules:
To make semi-automated scoring possible, and my job easier, make your post look exactly like this:

  1. answer
  2. answer
  3. answer
  4. answer

No double spacing, do not use the “list” function, no smilies, no urls, no periods, no quote marks, and no punctuation if it is not necessary. Put “pass” if you want to leave an answer blank. If you feel you must qualify your answer, do it AFTER THE LIST! If you don’t format like this, your answers might be DISQUALIFIED.

Scoring:
An answer with a match is worth 2 points. If 4 people match, they each get 8 points for that answer. No matches = 0 points. Anyone who responds to a question with two answers will only have the first one counted as their answer.

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Read the rules!
Special Rules for this particular Feud: Read the questions carefully. Some answers are in the body, some are only in the title. Remember, no quotes please.

  1. Name a song or title that contains someone’s age, besides ‘At Seventeen’ by J. Ian.
  2. Name a song that has whistling in it.
  3. Name a song title that contains the word “street.”
  4. Name a song with the word “dog” in the song or the title.
  5. Name a song where the title is in the form of a question.
  6. Name a song with a number in the title. (Not ‘At Seventeen’!)
  7. Name a song or title that contains the word ‘work’ - or a form of the word.
  8. Name a song that features a cowbell. (Not ‘Don’t Fear the Reaper’ - that has enough cowbell! :wink: )
  9. Name a song or title that mentions hair or a hairstyle. (Not ‘Hair’ from the musical.)
  10. Name a song title with “money” or a form of money, like dollar. (Not ‘Money’ by Pink Floyd.)
  1. “Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen”
  2. “The Fishin’ Hole” (the opening theme of The Andy Griffith Show)
  3. “Baker Street”
  4. “Dogs”
  5. “What’s the Buzz?”
  6. “1999”
  7. “Workin’ for the Weekend”
  8. “Rock of Ages”
  9. “It Was a Very Good Year”
  10. “Gimme Some Money”
  1. Sixteen Candles
  2. (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay
  3. Where the Streets Have No Name
  4. Atomic Dog
  5. What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted?
  6. One
  7. 9 to 5
  8. Your Racist Friend
  9. Hair
  10. Penny Lover
  1. Name a song or title that mentions hair or a hairstyle. (Not ‘Hair’ from the musical.)
  1. You’re Sixteen
  2. The Fishing Hole
  3. Baker Street
  4. Hair of the Dog
  5. Who Wrote the Book of Love
  6. Twelve Days of Christmas
  7. Working for a Living
  8. Hair of the Dog
  9. Hair of the Dog
  10. Money for Nothing
  11. Theme from The Andy Griffith Show

Can’t believe there were three questions that one of favorite novelty Songs qualfies. Wonder if it will get any matches?

“Now you messing with a Son of a bitch”

I was referencing a Lady Gaga song. I don’t know if that song has any relationship to the original musical.

  1. Hey Nineteen
  2. The Stranger
  3. Where the Streets Have No Name
  4. Hound Dog
  5. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
  6. 99 Luftballons
  7. Working for the Weekend
  8. Down on the Corner
  9. Signs
  10. Money for Nothing
    9: “And the sign said ‘Long-haired freaky people need not apply’”

Ok - sorry! I’m not a big Lady Gaga fan. :wink:

  1. Seventeen
  2. Wind of Change
  3. Where the Streets Have No Name
  4. Hair of the Dog
  5. Should I Stay or Should I Go
  6. Seventeen
  7. Working in the Coal Mine
  8. Hey Ladies
  9. Hair of the Dog
  10. Money for Nothing

1/7. Winger

Neither am I – I had to Google to come up with an answer for that one! I’m not sure I’ve ever heard the song. :slight_smile:

  1. When I’m 64 (Beatles)

  2. The Stranger (Billy Joel)

  3. Dancing in the Street (David Bowie)

  4. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley)

  5. Who Are You (The Who)

  6. Eight Days a Week (Beatles)

  7. Working for a Living (Huey Lewis & the News)

  8. We’re Not Gonna Take It (Twisted Sister)

  9. Mister Jones (Counting Crows)

  10. Money for Nothing (Dire Straits)

  11. “yellow-haired girl…black-haired flamenco dancer”

  1. I’m Eighteen, Alice Cooper
  2. Patience, GnR
  3. Positively 4th Street, Bob Dylan
  4. Hair of the Dog, Nazareth
  5. Where Is My Mind, Pixies
  6. 18 and Life, Skid Row
  7. Working in a Coal Mine
  8. Hey Ladies, Beastie Boys
  9. Cut Your Hair, Pavement
  10. Money for Nothing, Dire Straits
  1. Running on Empty

  2. Don’t Worry, Be Happy

  3. On the Street Where You Live

  4. Black Dog

  5. Who Let the Dogs Out?

  6. 99 Luftballons

  7. Workin’ on a night move

  8. Play that Funky Music

  9. Keeping the Faith

  10. She Works Hard for the Money

  11. “'65, I was 17”/"'69, I was 21"

  12. Bob Seger

  13. “Oh, I combed my hair in a pompadour/Like the rest of the Romeos wore/A permanent wave”. Also “I thought I was the Duke of Earl/When I made it with a red-haired girl/In the Chevrolet”.

  1. Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen
  2. The Fishin’ Hole
  3. Baker Street
  4. Dogs
  5. What’s the Buzz?
  6. 1999
  7. Workin’ for the Weekend
  8. Rock of Ages
  9. It Was a Very Good Year
  10. Gimme Some Money
    The Fishing Hole is the opening theme of The Andy Griffith Show.

Re-posting for my formatting errors earlier. Sorry for the quotes originally.

  1. I’m Eighteen - Alice Cooper
  2. Wind of Change - Scorpions
  3. Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty
  4. Black Dog - Led Zeppelin
  5. Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix
  6. Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan
  7. Working for a Living - Huey Lewis
  8. Honky Tonk Woman - The Rolling Stones
  9. Come Together - The Beatles (Here come old flattop …)
  10. Money (That’s What I Want) - Barrett Strong (Famously covered by The Beatles)
  1. You’re 16
  2. Dock of the Bay
  3. Baker Street
  4. Hound Dog
  5. Who Are You?
  6. 96 Tears
  7. Working for the Weekend
  8. Mississippi Queen
  9. Almost Cut My Hair
  10. Take the Money and Run
  1. You’re Sixteen
  2. Don’t Worry Be Happy
  3. Dancing in the Street
  4. Hound Dog
  5. What’s Love Got to Do With It?
  6. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
  7. Work It
  8. Low Rider
  9. Devil’s Haircut
  10. Money (That’s What I Want)

Really wanted to put Hair of the Dog by Nazareth down for 4, 8 and 9.

ETA: I see notfrommensa and Really Not All That Bright had the same idea.

  1. Sixteen Candles
  2. Dock of the Bay
  3. Baker Street
  4. Hound Dog
  5. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
  6. Eight Days a Week
  7. Workin’ in the Coal Mine
  8. Honky Tonk Woman
  9. Hairspray
  10. Money for Nothing

Wow, no love for Winger :frowning:

  1. You’re Sixteen

  2. The Dock of the Bay

  3. The 59th Street Bridge Song

  4. Who Let the Dogs Out?

  5. Why Do Fools Fall In Love?

  6. 96 Tears

  7. Working for the Weekend

  8. Honky Tonk Woman

  9. I Am Not My Hair

  10. Money (That’s What I Want)

  11. By the Sherman Brothers. Covered by Johnny Burnette and Ringo Starr.

  12. Otis Redding

  13. Simon and Garfunkel

  14. the Baha Men

  15. the Teenagers

  16. ? and the Mysterians

  17. Loverboy/Huey Lewis and the News

  18. the Rolling Stones

  19. India Arie

  20. Barrett Strong/The Flying Lizards