Topic Playlist! (Part 1)

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1781

Numerals

  1. Be My Number Two - Joe Jackson
  2. 7 - Prince and the New Power Generation
  3. One - Metallica
  4. 25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago
  5. 1432 Franklin Pike Circle Hero - Bobby Russell
  6. 99 - Toto
  7. 96 Tears - ? and the Mysterians
  8. 99 Luftballons - Nena
  9. 4+20 - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
1782

Numerals

  1. Be My Number Two - Joe Jackson
  2. 7 - Prince and the New Power Generation
  3. One - Metallica
  4. 25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago
  5. 1432 Franklin Pike Circle Hero - Bobby Russell
  6. 99 - Toto
  7. 96 Tears - ? and the Mysterians
  8. 99 Luftballons - Nena
  9. 4+20 - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
  10. 1999 - Prince

It’s gonna take me a minute to type up the next one, if that’s OK.

1783

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
1784

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)

Figured a couple of examples would help.

1785

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
1786

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
1787

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
1788

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
  6. The Monkees/Bananarama (Last Train to Clarksville/Cruel Summer)
1789

Name two bands that should have a common playlist due to nothing more than some commonality or relationship between their names. And a song from each band. (The songs don’t have to have any connection to each other, even in name.)

  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
  6. The Monkees/Bananarama (Last Train to Clarksville/Cruel Summer)
  7. Captain Beefheart/The Commodores (Ashtray Heart/Easy)
1790
  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
  6. The Monkees/Bananarama (Last Train to Clarksville/Cruel Summer)
  7. Captain Beefheart/The Commodores (Ashtray Heart/Easy)
  8. Florence + the Machine/Mike and the Mechanics (Ship To Wreck/The Living Years)

You guys are doing great with this!

1791
  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
  6. The Monkees/Bananarama (Last Train to Clarksville/Cruel Summer)
  7. Captain Beefheart/The Commodores (Ashtray Heart/Easy)
  8. Florence + the Machine/Mike and the Mechanics (Ship To Wreck/The Living Years)
  9. Tom Petty/Johnny Cash (Breakdown/Ring of Fire)

(I thought of this one because I once saw an ad for a band called “Petty Cash”, which specialized in, of course, covers of Tom Petty and Johnny Cash. :smiley: )

1792
  1. Cars/Motels (My Best Friend’s Girl/Only the Lonely)
  2. George Ezra/Better Than Ezra (Budapest/Desperately Wanting)
  3. Stray Cats/Three Dog Night (Rock This Town/One)
  4. Thin Lizzy/Lizzy Borden (The Boys Are Back in Town/Me Against The World)
  5. MC Hammer/Nine Inch Nails (Can’t Touch This/Head Like a Hole)
  6. The Monkees/Bananarama (Last Train to Clarksville/Cruel Summer)
  7. Captain Beefheart/The Commodores (Ashtray Heart/Easy)
  8. Florence + the Machine/Mike and the Mechanics (Ship To Wreck/The Living Years)
  9. Tom Petty/Johnny Cash (Breakdown/Ring of Fire)
  10. Flora Cash/Eddie Money (You’re Somebody Else/Take Me Home Tonight)

Very nice! And made me think of #10.

Pass.

1793

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
1794

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
1795

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
1796

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
  4. Prove My Love - Violent Femmes
1797

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
  4. Prove My Love - Violent Femmes
  5. Never Goin’ Back To Georgia - Blues Magoos
1798

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
  4. Prove My Love - Violent Femmes
  5. Never Goin’ Back To Georgia - Blues Magoos
  6. Walk Right Back - The Everly Brothers
1799

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
  4. Prove My Love - Violent Femmes
  5. Never Goin’ Back To Georgia - Blues Magoos
  6. Walk Right Back - The Everly Brothers
  7. Hello, Goodbye - The Beatles

(Right? They just repeat the same damn thing over and over again.)

1800

Third verse, same as the first

  1. Please Please Me - The Beatles
  2. I Can’t Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
  3. I’m Henry VIII, I Am - Herman’s Hermits
  4. Prove My Love - Violent Femmes
  5. Never Goin’ Back To Georgia - Blues Magoos
  6. Walk Right Back - The Everly Brothers
  7. Hello, Goodbye - The Beatles
  8. Judy is a Punk - The Ramones

They literally say “Second verse same as the first” though the third verse actually has a different line than the other two.