A song that mentions a particular time of day- The Vogues’ song
Five O’clock World was released in 1966… In 1995, it was used as a theme song on TV on The Drew Carey Show…
The third song from the third album of a favorite artist- Alice Cooper’s first album was Pretties For You, Second was Easy Action, third was the brilliant Love it to Death… third song from it is Still Got a Long Way to Go…
A favorite song from an indie label- Corwood Industries from Houston Texas maybe the ultimate Indie label… Formed in 1978, they have well over 100 releases all by only one artist, Jandek…
A song that mentions a game- REM’s tribute to Andy Kaufman, A Man On the Moon, mentions The Game of Life, Monopoly, 21, checkers, chess, Twister and Risk…
A song with the same title as a better known song- No More Mr. Nice Guys from Sparks’ debut album in 1971… Soon to be eclipsed in 1973 by the MUCH MORE popular No More Mr. Nice Guy by Alice Cooper…
A NEW song that you’ve been listening to- Motel #27 by The Velveteers… The Velveteers are a new band from Colorado, their debut LP came out in October 2020…
A song about something that is illegal- Supply and Demand by The Men Who Will Not be Blamed for Nothing… The song Supply and Demand is about grave robbing and murder, it is about the infamous duo Burke & Hare, grave robbers/murderers who sold bodies to Scotland medical schools in the 1820s… the band’s name The Men Who Will Not Be Blamed for Nothing, is based on chalk graffiti allegedly left in a London alley by Jack the Ripper…
A favorite song by David Bowie- David Bowie has recorded So Many classics, the albums Diamond Dogs and Ziggy Stardust are particular favorites, along with Aladdin Sane and Pinups… But my favorite was the first Bowie album I ever got, The Man Who Sold the World. I purchased it in’71 from the cutout bin of Newberry’s… I didn’t know Bowie, but the cartoon “Rifleman” cover looked really interesting… The album was EXCELLENT!!! I loved it! Here’s All the Madmen from The Man Who Sold the World…
