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Ingrid Pitt played in "The Vampire Lovers" and "Countess Dracula", two Vampire themed Horror movies, just like "From Dusk Till Dawn" which featured Cheech Marin in two roles. NEXT: Jack White >> Thom Yorke

Nirvana isn't active anymore?

Until now I only knew the half lounge version of this song, strange that I never heard the (original) version from Don't Get Bent Out Of Shape MTV Makes Me Wanna Smoke Crack ~ Beck

Did you mean me? well... hi! I guess

there's a new The Dandy Warhols album out now (and it's quite good) AND there's a Brian Jonestown Massacre album coming out in a week or so! coincidence? PS The Jack White album IS cool and since this could be expected I fully agree with both posts above mine

exactly the horn is a brass instrument, all the others (including the saxophone) are woodwind instruments

very close, yet wrong

wrong! obviously it's 'bagpipes' because that's a plural no, actually it is music related

Let's do a (really) easy one Piccolo flute Bagpipes Alto saxophone French horn Bassoon

Let's just say "A New England" by Billy Bragg then, who cares if it's written with a 'y' or 'ie' Name a song about being rich.

awesome in a strange trippy kinda way... 8.5/10 The Ecstasy of Gold ~ Ennio Morricone

Mercury ~ Bloc Party Name a song with a precious metal in the title.

okay then... The first UK release by Virgin Records was Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells" from 1973 But according to Wikipedia Mike Oldfield actually played all four of these instruments? so... I dunno

ah okay, now I know for certain that I don't know the album myself - but I'll look it up if noone else give the solution

You do realise that there were quite a few albums released in the UK in the 70s right? And if this is eg about an album that doesn't include a mandolin and a harp that wouldn't make it much easier (for me at least )

Joey Ramone?

interesting, this discussion made me read a bit again... apparently the English income tax was first introduced in 1799 and the first parts of Germany (in East Prussia) in 1811. This spread throughout the 19th century, and until the beginning of the first World War every German state had them. But I've never heard anyone even suggest that it should be abolished... But here's something for you Americans to rave about the lunatic Europeans: I doubt that you over there have a church tax

a bass guitar (usually) has 4 strings? I'm not really sure if a Mandolin has 6 strings though

that's it! and I absolutely agree - your turn, Zabadak

I didn't say that

Butch Vig? Which one would be the odd one out then?

a bit harder again: Sonic Youth R.E.M. Garbage Nirvana The Smashing Pumpkins Foo Fighters

I don't know Toronto or the Headpins, but I'll just go out on a limb and say that The White Stripes are/were not female fronted?