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1. Post the names of 10 of your favorite musicians.
2. See who can guess which is your favorite song by each.
3. As they are answered, I'll post it.
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Of course, the problem is coming up with a list of just 10 musicians, and then narrowing it down to one track each...
...and to limit it to musicians others might have heard of...
...we'll just go with this list instead:
2. See who can guess which is your favorite song by each.
3. As they are answered, I'll post it.
...
Of course, the problem is coming up with a list of just 10 musicians, and then narrowing it down to one track each...
...and to limit it to musicians others might have heard of...
...we'll just go with this list instead:
- Fates Warning
- Queensryche
- Led Zeppelin
- Jon Anderson
- Rainbow
- Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force
- Jim Steinman: Tonight is What it Means to be Young (from Streets Of Fire: A Rock & Roll Fable
), guessed by
tewok, who listens to nearly as much or maybe more Jim Steinman stuff than I do
- Sam & Dave: Soul Man
, guessed by
dangerdean
- Loreena McKennitt
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem K. 626 in D Minor
, guessed by
wyyknot
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10. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - as prolific as he was you expect anyone - your august self included - to pick just ONE? How about all of his Requiem Mass?
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As for Queensryche, out of those three tunes, I prefer Silent Lucidity
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It's all about Steve Cropper, really... =)
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Led Zeppelin - All of my Love
Loreena McKennitt - All Souls' Night
For what it's worth, I was planning on saying Silent Lucidity, because I really like that song.
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Although I do like all of those tunes...
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Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
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, or Tanz der Vampire - Das Musical
Immigrant Song
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Lessee... if it isn't "Immigrant's Song" then it must be either "Dazed and Confused" or "Heartbreaker".
(And no credit for Steinman? I'm hurt... :)
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And no X2 on the Zep guesses, although I do like the former better than the latter.
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One more Zep guess, and that's it for me. "Over the Hills and Far Away to Santa's House We Go". It's from their little-known Christmas album, which was only released in Saudi Arabia and Nepal. Given your contacts and resources, I'm sure you have an original, still in 78 format.
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I'm pretty sure I've blogged about this tune (and a number of the others on the list!) before, so all you have to do is remember back to what I've posted in every single entry, and every single reply to every post everyone else has ever done, and it should be a cinch!
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For LMcK: "The Mystic's Dream"
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Try again! =P
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