super cool song game inspired by vintage x metal;)
here it is i only put 20...cba for more:
Step 1: Put your iTunes or equivalent on random. Step 2: Post the first line from the first 35 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing. Step 3: Have people guess what songs they are. Step 4: Bold out the songs when someone guesses correctly. Step 5: Looking them up on Google or any other search engine is cheating
working from seven to eleven
every night
I have heard among this clan
you are called the forgotten man
Georgia, Georgia the whole day through
50 years they’ve been married
polly wants a cracker
hey hey cripple creek ferry
I know you know what you know
but you should know by now that youre not me
im gonna write a letter, gonna
mail it to my local dj
because im happy to be sad I want
it all I want it bad
I need an easy friend, I do,
with an ear to lend
I’ve faced it, a life wasted,
im never coming back again
Freezin, rests his head on a
pillow made of concrete,again
When she said, "Don't
waste your words, they're just lies,"
Whoa, thought it was a
nightmare, lo, its all so true
Some come up and some come
young
You say I'm the greatest bound
for glory, well the word is out and I learned
you might have heard it
different, but I know it’s a fact
im questioning my education, is
my education who i am now?
a lot of people wont get no
supper tonight
I walk 47 miles of barbed wire,
I use a cobra-snake for a necktie
I don't know if you've noticed, or even care about it, but i realized a long time ago that most (good) performers nowadays get older and older, or are dead already. First of all, you probably have to mention Jimi Hendrix, guitar god that decided to spend 27 short years on earth to enlighten us with his music and spirit. I personally don't think that music would have been and would be the same if Hendrix wouldn't have been around. He just is the most influencial guitarist there is, was, and ever will be. Just accept it. Sure, there are greats as Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, John Frusciante, Duane Allman, and so many more, which have contributed amazing things to music in general, but none of them could ever or will ever, seeing as most of them are still alive and doing their thing, reach the levels of greatness Hendrix had reached. Now, most of you probably won't agree on this next little paragraph, but to those of you who do, Kudos. I'm gonna talk about Dylan here. Bob Dylan. So any of you who haven't done so, which i assume are about 83.6 percent of you, listen to the Bootleg of the Rolling Thunder Revue. It is the best live album i have ever listened to and probably will remain the same for many years. Bob Dylan simply writes the best lyrics (thats probably why i love Hendrix' cover of "All Along the Watchtower" so much), and does write great guitar riffs that completely match what he's writing about. Sure, he can't compete with the above mentioned guitar greats, but what the hell, he doesn't have to. Dylan wouldn't be Dylan if he'd do, say, Satriani like Licks to his songs. It just wouldn't fit, wouldn't be as great. Don't get me wrong here, Satriani (I just recently got into the greats of his playing) is an awesome player, but he does different stuff. Oh, and to all of you who think Dylan can't sing...fuck off. Anyway, on topic: Dylan is old, he just is. Luckily he still is on tour and doing what he does best. I can't say enough how much i owe to Dylan. I love you Bobby. Next in line is John Antony Frusciante. Another "living" musician. He wasn't though, a while ago. During his Heroin years he died like, what, 48 times? Anyway, I really have a lot of respect for John. Getting away from that stuff he was taking, becoming that crazy musician he is today. Even though others might say that he was at the height of his talent while recording "BloodSugarSexMagik", I'm gonna say he is today, or at least that he's a way better, nicer, cooler, more inspirating person today. His music is really really really amazing. He writes awesome songs, and he has a 62 strat. Hey, that alone is a reason to like a guy. To keep it Red Hot: Hillel Slovak. Boy...people forget about him so easily. He was the guy that inspired John Frusciante to pick up a guitar. He was the one that made the Red Hot Chili Peppers what they are today. He was the one that died at age 26...unfortunately. I still think it was a tragic day, even though if he hadn't died, John wouldn't have joined the Red Hot's. It would have been so interesting to know whether or not the Chili's would have continued as they did or taken a completely different route. Still, if he would have stayed alive...well...I say it was a sad sad day the day Hillel Slovak left this earth
More is to come here, I just don't feel like writing about all the other (500) artists that died, or are among the few that make good music today
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