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  • Merriweather
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    Quoth smfrazier View Post
    Here's my new one:

    Wave Riding Avian - 1963, later featured in a Family Guy Episode

    Surfin Bird - the Trashmen


    ok, how about

    Untamed Article 1966

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  • Kristev
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    Yes, that's right.

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  • smfrazier
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    Quoth Kristev View Post
    The Logical song. Supertramp?

    Not at all different music than you've heard before. - The Quad Lids. 1965
    Is it "It's The Same Old Song" by "the Four Tops"?

    Here's my new one:

    Wave Riding Avian - 1963, later featured in a Family Guy Episode

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  • smfrazier
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    [QUOTE=Kristev;1019611]The Logical song. Supertramp?

    Yes, that's right.

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  • Kristev
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    The Logical song. Supertramp?

    Not at all different music than you've heard before. - The Quad Lids. 1965

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  • smfrazier
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    Quoth dalesys View Post
    Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini - Hatari! (saw the movie when it was new)

    Pale Avian - When the sun shines in Wisconsin - 1969
    White Bird-It's a Beautiful Day

    The Sensible Tune - by "Powerful Hobo" 1979

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  • dalesys
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    Quoth ParkingWitch View Post
    Pinball Wizard by Who

    Small Pachyderm Stroll 1962
    Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini - Hatari! (saw the movie when it was new)

    Pale Avian - When the sun shines in Wisconsin - 1969

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  • ParkingWitch
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    Pinball Wizard by Who

    Small Pachyderm Stroll 1962

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  • smfrazier
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    Is it "Sunny" by Bobby Hebb?

    I never would have gotten it without the extra hint.

    How about:

    "Arcade Game Magician" by a band named after a pronoun. 1969

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  • Merriweather
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    Quoth Merriweather View Post
    Life in a Northern Town - The Dream Academy

    (I think adding in the artist has been sort of on and off, some have just put the title & date)

    ok, let's see....

    Weather Forecast (1966)


    Okay, I'll toss in a hint - for a picnic, it would be a good weather forecast

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  • Merriweather
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    Quoth barcode View Post
    Now, then...

    "Existence in a city located in a positive latitude" by University of sleep images (1985)

    barcode

    Errr... Do we have to obfuscate the artist, too? I mean, trying to come up with something for, say, Tanita Tikaram is a real bitch.
    Life in a Northern Town - The Dream Academy

    (I think adding in the artist has been sort of on and off, some have just put the title & date)

    ok, let's see....

    Weather Forecast (1966)

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  • barcode
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    smfrazier got it.

    "Morning (Morning)" by Rich(ie) Havens <- parentheses are actual names.

    This had me thrown, as I first thought maybe Dale was translating "Ritchie Valens" - but no RV song matched "Dawn". After running through "bay, gulf, inlet, marina, dock, haven... hey!", I finally got it.

    Now, then...

    "Existence in a city located in a positive latitude" by University of sleep images (1985)

    barcode

    Errr... Do we have to obfuscate the artist, too? I mean, trying to come up with something for, say, Tanita Tikaram is a real bitch.

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  • dalesys
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    Quoth smfrazier View Post
    "Monster Builder" by "Ed Snowy Season"
    I thought that was "Hot dog in a beer mug".

    Frankenstein - Edgar Winter


    "Dawn" by Wealthy Harbours

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  • smfrazier
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    .

    Gentleman who was handed a "Not Guilty" verdict.


    Is it "An Innocent Man" by Billy Joel?

    Here's one:

    "Monster Builder" by "Ed Snowy Season"

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  • barcode
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    Ding ding ding!
    Clang! Clang! Clang! (Went the trolley!), from "Meet me in St. Louis", sung by Judy Garland.

    That was easy. Hmmm...

    Gentleman who was handed a "Not Guilty" verdict.


    barcode
    (I'm not gay - I just like Judy.)

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