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Angelic Upstarts - 2,000,000 Voices

[Rodney]

Car Bomb - Third Revelation.
Odd time signatures changes, guitar heavier than godzilla, drums and vocals pummelling like a multiple beatdown. This is everything that heavy music should be.
Please forgive my overzealousness:
https://youtu.be/_ZzskgUA9Vw

[Ed]

Amorphis- Elegy (1996) Progressive Melodic Death Metal with some Folk influences.

These guys hail from Finland.

Amorphis hits it out of the park on this their 3rd full length.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSmIW...

[Andrew]

Philip wrote: "Black Sabbath - Born Again"

Of the 5000 incarnations of Black Sabbath , that one wasn't too bad.

[Michael Fierce]

Gianfranco wrote: "Twin Peaks soundtrack by Angelo Badalamenti."

Classic.

[Michael Fierce]

Metavari - Ambling EP

[Janie]

Everything Everything - my kz ur bf

[Janie]

Rodney wrote: "Car Bomb - Third Revelation.
Odd time signatures changes, guitar heavier than godzilla, drums and vocals pummelling like a multiple beatdown. This is everything that heavy music should be.
Please..."

There's no such thing as being overzealous about music. And holy crap, I like this!!!

[Ed]

lol

[Anita]

"Cradle to the Grave" by Squeeze

[Anita]

"Got a Lot" by Tommy Castro

[Erin]

Adele - Hello

[Janie]

at the drive in - Vaya

[Rodney]

Janie wrote: "at the drive in - Vaya"
Great choice!

[Ed]

The Chipmunks- This fits right in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATmjV...

[Janie]

Rodney wrote: "Janie wrote: "at the drive in - Vaya"
Great choice!"

Thanks! I love 198d - I think I played it 5 time in a row!

[Anita]

"For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield

[Bill]

Who wants to play music trivia? Okay, good. I was thinking about Megan Fox this morning while walking my dog and suddenly this came to me.

How are these two people connected to each other: Charles Hardin Holley and Salvatore Phillip Bono?

Use "six degrees of separation" type logic to answer the question.

[Bill]

Wilson Pickett's cover of "Hey Jude"

https://youtu.be/B5B1Vfdk7W8

[Bill]

Allman Brothers Band "Blue Sky" live in Germany, 1991. Warren Haynes' and Dickie Betts' guitars start smoking and then burst into flames.

https://youtu.be/G1jpQu6qR1E?list=RD1...

[Anita]

"Amnesia" by Keith Richards

[Stephen]

llibrro wrote: "Who wants to play music trivia? Okay, good. I was thinking about Megan Fox this morning while walking my dog and suddenly this came to me.

How are these two people connected to each other: Charle..."

I'll take a crack at this, though I always get them wrong. Is it Snuff Garret, DJ friend of Buddy Holly and later producer of Sonny and Cher?

[Stephen]

The Gits - Second Skin
They were on the cusp of signing a major record deal when their lead singer, the wonderful Mia Zapata, was brutally raped and murdered on her way home from a bar. Her band left behind some truly great, raw, music that is criminally overlooked.

[Bill]

Never heard of Snuff Garret but looks like he connects the two; however, not the answer I'm looking for. But Buddy Holly is correct and Cher, who was married to Sony "Salvatore" Bono, is also correct. So now connect Cher with Buddy Holly. Hint: there are multiple "degrees of separation" involved. Maybe start with Cher.

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "The Gits - Second Skin
They were on the cusp of signing a major record deal when their lead singer, the wonderful Mia Zapata, was brutally raped and murdered on her way home from a bar. Her band le..."

Her name is familiar from long ago but I wasn't aware of her tragic ending. Sad.

[Stephen]

llibrro wrote: "Never heard of Snuff Garret but looks like he connects the two; however, not the answer I'm looking for. But Buddy Holly is correct and Cher, who was married to Sony "Salvatore" Bono, is also corre..."

You got me, llibrro - I just can't have Cher in my head for that length of time.

[Matthew]

Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing

[Stephen]

Matthew wrote: "Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing"

I was playing that last week Matthew - fantastic album

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Never heard of Snuff Garret but looks like he connects the two; however, not the answer I'm looking for. But Buddy Holly is correct and Cher, who was married to Sony "Salvatore" Bon..."

Okay. What great southern rock musician was Cher married to? And of all the bands influenced by Buddy Holly, which one was most famous? In fact, they would take their name from a variation on the name of Buddy Holly's band.

[Stephen]

Okay, so Greg Allman and the Beatles - and one of the Allman Brothers - Duane? - played on Wilson Pickett's cover of Hey Jude - am I on the right track now?

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "Okay, so Greg Allman and the Beatles - and one of the Allman Brothers - Duane? - played on Wilson Pickett's cover of Hey Jude - am I on the right track now?" Yes. But Wilson Pickett and "Hey Jude" not involved. This was a hint and you got Duane Allman.

Sonny > Cher > Greg Allman > Allman Brothers > Duane Allman > ... > Beatles > Crickets > Buddy Holly

So now connect Duane Allman to the Beatles. This should be pretty easy now.

Okay. Here's another clue. Duane Allman played guitar on "Layla" which was written by Eric Clapton. And George Harrison was a Beatle. So how do you connect Eric Clapton's "Layla" to George Harrison? There is one song and one person missing.

Sonny > Cher > Greg Allman > Allman Brothers > Duane Allman > Eric Clapton > Layla > ... > George Harrison > Beatles > Crickets > Buddy Holly

So the final sequence is: Sonny > Cher > Greg Allman > Allman Brothers > Duane Allman > Eric Clapton > Layla > Patty Boyd > Something > George Harrison > Beatles > Crickets > Buddy Holly

[[deleted user]]

Lake of Tears - Black Brick Road

[Stephen]

No, I'm defeated - Is it a Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes thing?

[Matthew]

I'm kinda lost on what you folks are talking about, but the name Snuff Garrett is pretty badass.

[[deleted user]]

Lake of Tears - A Crimson Cosmos

I love Lake of Tears. Imagine Pink Floyd as a Gothic Doom band...

[Janie]

Ekel wrote: "Lake of Tears - A Crimson Cosmos

I love Lake of Tears. Imagine Pink Floyd as a Gothic Doom band..."

This is pretty cool, Ekel. I definitely hear the Pink Floyd reference.

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "No, I'm defeated - Is it a Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes thing?"

Have another look.

[Stephen]

llibrro wrote: "Stephen wrote: "No, I'm defeated - Is it a Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes thing?"

Have another look."

Patti Boyd, and the track Something?

[Bill]

Stephen wrote: "llibrro wrote: "Stephen wrote: "No, I'm defeated - Is it a Clapton/ Derek and the Dominoes thing?"

Have another look."

Patti Boyd, and the track Something?"

Yes! George Harrison married Pattie Boyd, who was pretty hot in her time, and wrote the song "Something" about her. Shortly after, Eric Clapton fell in love with her and wrote the song "Layla" in her honor. Eventually she left George and went to Eric. Supposedly there was also a guitar playoff between the two at some stage and the story goes that George tried to play some really flashy, complicated stuff to impress her but Clapton stuck to his roots and just played some blues and rock standards. In the end Clapton won and Pattie Boyd left the party with him.

[Bill]

Okay. So I set out to play Music Trivia using "six degrees of separation" logic to connect two music-related songs or people. Looks like I made it too difficult for whatever reason. I think it might be a fun thing to do if we refine it a little if anybody is interested. I'll try to come up with something more modern and easier later on and we'll see how it goes. If anyone else would like to try please feel free. And thanks to Stephen for at least trying it out. Here's something for your effort:
https://youtu.be/iKMXJ32cueE

[Bill]

Try this one:

How is the band Sigur Rós connected to the band Heart?

[Bill]

And this one:

How is the band Cocteau Twins connected to the band Simple Minds

[Matthew]

Cocteau twins got their name from a simple minds song. Both Scottish too.

[Janie]

Sparta - Wiretap Scars

[Bill]

Matthew wrote: "Cocteau twins got their name from a simple minds song. Both Scottish too."
Yep

[Rodney]

Janie wrote: "Sparta - Wiretap Scars"
I love this band! Porcelain has always been my favorite release.

[Janie]

Rodney wrote: "Janie wrote: "Sparta - Wiretap Scars"
I love this band! Porcelain has always been my favorite release."

Have you ever seen them live? I was lucky to see them years ago with Glassjaw and Dredg - what a great concert! My favorite Sparta song is Echodyne Harmonic. Do you like The Mars Volta?

[Tom]

llibrro wrote: "Try this one:

How is the band Sigur Rós connected to the band Heart?"

Something to do with Cameron Crowe?

[Thomas]

Ed is Dead - Pixies

[Stephen]

Slint - Spiderland