Short and sweet:
- Animals on the underground – in London’s underground line map (via Bahn-Spaß)
- Undertakers receive odd questions, too (German)
- Nothing for music lovers: How to kill a song: The Final Countdown (video).
Short and sweet:
Welcome to the latest edition of my music quiz. This time it’s another song title described in the following image – though not quite as directly as in previous editions…:
Any guesses?
Gelöst von Dave: The Ballad of Chasey Lain von der Bloodhound Gang – im Bild zusammengesetzt aus “the ball ad of Chase E. lane”.
Weil’s so schnell ging:
2.) Which title is this?
Gelöst von Dave, der hier schön “abstauben” konnte: Twist In My Sobriety von Tanita Tikaram.
Danke allen Teilnehmern!
Welcome to the latest edition of my music quiz. This time it’s a little different again…
The following image describes one line of the song that you have to find out:
If needed, I’ll post another image for more lines later, and of course I’ll give more hints and answers to questions and suggestions you might have…
17:29: This picture describes the next two lines (or one, depending of how you write it):
Solved by Buntklicker: “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen with the lines:
I am a sex machine ready to reload
Like an atom bomb about to
Oh oh oh oh oh explode
Thanks for participating!
After the lyrics smilies last week, I got a few easy(?) picture riddles (3 or 4, depending on how fast they’re solved) depicting a song or band name this week again…
1.) Which song title (from which artist) is this?
Zuerst gelöst von Buntklicker (und 63 Sekunden später von David): Don’t Break My Heart Again von Whitesnake.
Zwischendrin schnell was ganz einfaches:
2.) Welcher Bandname ist das?
Welcome to a new edition of my music quiz, a little different from the previous weeks… Like back in January, a bunch of smilies from GreenSmiles.com describe four lines of a song – which can’t be a word-by-word transcript, of course… so:
Which lines of which song by which band are illustrated here?
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Die Lösung, gefunden von Julia mit “etwas” Hilfe meinerseits: Lady in Black von Uriah Heep:
For she, the mother of all men
had counselled me so wisely then
I feared to walk alone again
And asked if she would stay
(Bei verschiedenen Lyrics-Sites finden sich auch kleine Unterschiede…)
Genauer hatte ich das so gemeint: