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Jump- Van Halen Start Me Up- The Stones

Don't Stop- The Rolling Stones :: Don't Stop- Fleetwood Mac Don't Stop- Madonna Don't Stop- Run DMC Don't Stop- Ace Of Base Don't Stop- Wade Hayes Don't Stop- Mariah Carey Don't Stop- No Authority Don't Stop- S Club 7 Okay, I googled too I only knew the first two but I figured there were probably more. I"ve never even heard of half of these people!

Who Wants To Live Forever Young Who Wants To Live Forever by Queen + Forever Young by Rod Stewart Black Diamond Dogs Black Diamond by Stratovarius + Diamond Dogs by Bowie Blinded By Love Reign O'er Me Blinded By Love by The Stones +Love Reign O'er Me by The Who Burning For You Shook Me All Night Long Burning For You by Blue Oyster Cult +You Shook Me All night Long by AC/DC Before They Make Me Run Like Hell Before They Make Me Run by The Stones (go Keith ) +Run Like Hell by Pink Floyd Okay, okay, I'll quit... but this is fun ::

Is this it? GO INSANE by THE DOORS Once I had a little game I liked to crawl back in my brain I think you know the game I mean Well I mean the game called 'go insane' Oohooh Now you should try this little game Just close your eyes forget your name Forget the world, forget the people And we'll erect a different steeple This little game is fun to do Just close your eyes, I'm going too And I'm right there, no way to lose Release control, we're breaking through Once I had a little game I liked to crawl back in my brain I think you know the game I mean I mean the game called 'go insane' Ooohooh

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra has some nice ones... I think they have three Christmas albums out now... Chirstmas Eve In Sarajevo's always been a great instrumental that reminds me of Christmas

Pinball Wizard, Sympathy for the Devil, Behind Blue Eyes :: and Paint It Black are the ones that first come to mind.

The Who mention T.Rex in "You Better You Bet"

I'm Free- The Rolling Stones I'm Free- The Who I think so anyway

Annabelle's got it

The Who- Baba O'Riley The Rolling Stones- Ruby Tuesday or Jumpin Jack Flash Pink Floyd- Brain Damage/Eclipse Simon and Garfunkel- The Boxer :: Guster- What You Wish For Blue Oyster Cult- (Don't Fear) The Reaper The Righteous Brothers- (You're My) Soul and Inspiration David Bowie- Rebel Rebel Aerosmith- Janie's Got A Gun The Beatles- She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) Led Zeppelin- Dazed and Confused AC/DC- Highway to Hell Deep Purple- Woman From Tokyo

Catch-22... :coolio:very cool movie

:)It'd take a very brave soul to separate me from my music

I'd definitely opt for no music for three months... although I think I'd end up singing or humming stuff I liked. That, or I'd end up crazier than I am now! =

Keith Moon I forget, how DID Jim Corce die?

The classic rock station was doing a day of misheard lyrics-- some of the funnier ones were "Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap" by AC/DC and they thought it was "dirty deeds and thunder cheese" but the best one was definitely when someone thought that "Paperback Writer" was "Pay for my Chrysler."

A lot of Stratovarius songs have Finnish stuck in at certain points (as they are a Finnish band)... the one that comes to mind is the live version of "Hunting High and Low" I think... where, right in the middle, the singer, Timo Kotipelto, starts gibbering away in Finnish. What he's saying I have no idea.

There are a lot of interesting things pertaining to this rumour at The Pink Floyd Forum Whether or not it's true, I don't know, but I hope so

If I HAD to say, I'd say "Bridge Over Troubled Water," if only just because of Garfunkel's voice, although there are some Who and Pink Floyd songs that are really really close too =

Granted, it wasn't THAT scary, but what about the part from Wait Until Dark when Alan Arkin jumps out? Freaks you out the first time... ::

I knew they had other hits!

The first one that comes to mind is "We're Not Gonna Take It Anymore" by Twisted Sister, the only song of theirs I've heard. "Eve of Destruction" by Barry McGuire is a good war protest song as well... if I'm thinking of the right song...

I'd say "House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals (though I think they had a few other kinda hits...) and "American Pie" by Don McLean

Any and all Simon and Garfunkel albums "Fire of Unknown Origin" Blue Oyster Cult "Dark Side of the Moon" and "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" Pink Floyd (among other albums, those are just personal favorites...) "Who's Next", "Face Dances", and "Quadrophenia" The Who "Aftermath" The Rolling Stones "Out of Order" Rod Stewart "Lost and Gone Forever" and "Goldfly" by Guster

addictedto classic, I totally agree with you on your first post in this thread... whaddaya know, I despise pop music too! =

The Who:bow: Simon and Garfunkel :: Keith Moon--wait, he only had one... and I've never heard a bad Pink Floyd album, but haven't heard them all...