Games Song link game

[LesbianCarpetPython]

Love - Seven and Seven Is

 

[Tarantula Girl]

Love in a vacuum- Til Tuesday

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Seven Bridges Road" by the Eagles

Love in a vacuum- Til Tuesday

Hi! It appears you have mistaken which was the song title and which was the performer in @HorseLover3000's post. Or possibly the rules are confusing. Each person is supposed to come up with a song title that shares at least one word in common with the previous song.

I will give a bonus song for "Love in a Vacuum"
"Message in a bottle" by the Police

 

[Un-]

Seven Heads, by Cloud Rat:


Although they're unknown, I chose this song because the band has a female vocalist. I found that there's a lot more diversity, ironically, in metal than there is in rock.

Serves them right for using only A major pentatonic scales.

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Head like a hole" (Nine Inch Nails)

 

[narval]

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads will roll


Video appropriate for this days

 

[Cathy Ames]

Basement Jaxx - "Where's Your Head At"

[This is sort of Halloween appropriate. The song featured in an episode of a Stephen King mini-series. The name of the episode was "The Young and the Headless." LOL. Parts of it were kinda hilarious, and IDK if that was on purpose?]

 

[narval]

At Doom's Gate E1M1- Remake by Andrew Hulshult

Basement Jaxx - "Where's Your Head At"

[This is sort of Halloween appropriate. The song featured in an episode of a Stephen King mini-series. The name of the episode was "The Young and the Headless." LOL. Parts of it were kinda hilarious, and IDK if that was on purpose?]

I've to look for that miniserie. Long time ago (10+ years. lol. the world has moved on) i've read a lot of Stephen King.
By the way, the videoclip, somehow, remembered me this
Yes, the title is "whore" in spanish

 

[Cathy Ames]

Maria Muldaur - "Midnight at the Oasis"

[Fun fact: TIL that she is singing "SEND your camel to bed." I have always thought it was "SING your camel to bed" and--no joke--I loved that! I really appreciated the picture it brought up in my mind. Suffice it to say, I'm deeply disappointed that she wasn't really saying that. Dang.]

I've to look for that miniserie. Long time ago (10+ years. lol. the world has moved on) i've read a lot of Stephen King.

Good luck finding it! I looked for it yesterday, wanting to share a clip of the part that went with this song, and couldn't find it. Basically (as I recall it), there was a naked decapitated corpse running around in the basement of a hospital, carrying his head, doing various things that I don't recall, and somehow the head got lost. I don't recall full details. What I remember is that I burst out with laughter, and "Where's your head at" has stuck in my brain ever since. I was sad not to find it streaming anywhere, as I don't think I made through the whole series and would like to watch the whole thing.

By the way, the videoclip, somehow, remembered me this
Yes, the title is "whore" in spanish

Wow! That video is really quite something.

 

[Un-]

Walk into the Sunset, by Uyama Hiroto:


I mean if you don't know jazz-hop, or lofi, I don't know where you've been. Uyama is actually friends with one of the most influential people in lofi, Nujabes, who created the soundtrack to Cowboy Beepop. If you're into anime, that's probably really big. And, I mean, the genre made iconic moments on the Internet, like this:

And LoFi girl:

 

[narval]

Fatboy Slim - Sunset (bird of prey)

Good luck finding it! I looked for it yesterday, wanting to share a clip of the part that went with this song, and couldn't find it. Basically (as I recall it), there was a naked decapitated corpse running around in the basement of a hospital, carrying his head, doing various things that I don't recall, and somehow the head got lost. I don't recall full details. What I remember is that I burst out with laughter, and "Where's your head at" has stuck in my brain ever since. I was sad not to find it streaming anywhere, as I don't think I made through the whole series and would like to watch the whole thing.

If, in a moment i've the spirit to dive in google for it, i'll try to find and download it. After 2nd season of "Primal" and "The Boys"

I mean if you don't know jazz-hop, or lofi, I don't know where you've been. Uyama is actually friends with one of the most influential people in lofi, Nujabes, who created the soundtrack to Cowboy Beepop. If you're into anime, that's probably really big. And, I mean, the genre made iconic moments on the Internet, like this:

I hear Cowboy Bebop, i pay attention :)

 

[Cathy Ames]

The Police - "King of pain"

 

[Un-]

King Kunta, by K. Dot:


This song was one of the biggest black songs in 2015, and the biggest rap song of that year. I mean I love the multiple meanings of it. The lyrics are black empowering, and the title also means something specific, but it also means (ironically) the something completely different in the context of the album. That's Kendrick for you: albums with a story, and purpose.

It's no wonder people praise this album as even better than even Radiohead's Ok Computer.

I mean, the moment that solo comes on.. You cannot convince me you're not levitating.

 

[Cathy Ames]

Roger Miller - "King of the Road"

 

[Ringo]

Hail to the King (Avenged Sevenfold)

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Bad to the Bone" (by George Thorogood & The Destroyers)

 

[Un-]

He makes some the most beautiful music I've ever heard.
No Shade in The Shadow of The Cross, by Sufjan Stevens:


I had a really tough time picking.. because there were a lot of really, good songs. So here's a bonus:
The River, by Behaving:

 

[Rogue Proxy]

X-Fusion - "Shadow of Myself"

 

[Cathy Ames]

"The Shadow of Your Smile" - Dave Koz and Johnny Mathis


I edited to switch versions. Originally I had this one (below).

 

[Ringo]

Cast No Shadow (Oasis)

 

[Cathy Ames]

"No-no song" by Ringo Starr

 

[narval]

No Limit - 2 Unlimited

 

[Un-]

I try to refrain from using Radiohead songs, because I made it a challenge of mine to post songs that people like that are different to the status quo. But from the songs I had, Radiohead won. It's unfair. They're just so good.

No Surprises, by Radiohead:


If you're interested, the second contender was No Looking Back, by Genesis Owusu:

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Baby what a big surprise" by Peter Cetera



[Original version, by Chicago--major power ballad]

 

[Un-]

An artist with one of the most mysterious and saddest deaths:
Ballad of Big Nothing, by Elliott Smith:


I love his music a lot, but one thing I enjoy a lot is how milky his guitar sounds. I think you know what I mean by milky.

 

[jodes2]

Tom Walker - better half of me

 

[narval]

Rob Zombie - Lords of salem


I love the videoclip, it's like the pilot of an animation serie XD
There's another video with the same style. Seeing the date, it was uploaded in the very starts of youtube :)

 

[jodes2]

Ed Sheeran - shape of you

 

[Rounded Apathy]

Is it just me, or does linking songs by words like "the", "a", and "of" feel too cheap? I'll at least (almost) use two:

Shapes of Things, two versions - The Yardbirds original:


...and Jeff Beck's later group's much more rockin' version:

 

[Cathy Ames]

"The shape of things to come" (by Audioslave)

Is it just me, or does linking songs by words like "the", "a", and "of" feel too cheap? I'll at least (almost) use two:

I love it when I can come up with a different song that has the identical title! But sometimes the best I can do is a, an, the, or of. I think any connection at all is really enough.