Games Song link game

[Relic]

The last (single word) monster title, I promise.

Monster - Gloomball

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Meet the monster" - Five Finger Death Punch

The last (single word) monster title, I promise.

Okay, since you promised....

 

[Relic]

Okay, since you promised...

I went a few pages back, and apparently missed some fun, but hey. I am here now.

Till We Meet Again - Samael

 

[mdmd500]

You Win Again by Bee Gees

 

[Relic]

Again It's Over - Lacrimas Profundere

 

[narval]

Avantasia - the history ain't over
(I've to put this video xd)

 

[archiemex]

Bridge Over Troubled Water

 

[Relic]

(I've to put this video xd)

These are really good. Search "batmetal" from YT, it's a series.

Fire Water Burn - Bloodhound Gang

 

[narval]

Firestarter - the prodigy

These are really good. Search "batmetal" from YT, it's a series.

Fire Water Burn - Bloodhound Gang

I know the existence of batmetal, but this is not batmetal. Maybe there's a crossover, idk, but this is "metal family" or so

 

[Relic]

I Love Playing With Fire - Driller Killer (Joan Jett cover with... interesting lyrics)

I know the existence of batmetal, but this is not batmetal. Maybe there's a crossover, idk, but this is "metal family" or so

Different people are doing the animations, so they are different, but many are really well done.

 

[mdmd500]

Relight My Fire by Take That

 

[Relic]

Embers Fire - Paradise Lost

 

[narval]

Inside the fire - Disturbed
(His girlfriend committed suicide. At least is a interesting point of view from a close person)

Spoiler: Me before realizing that "paradise lost" is the band

Coolio - gangsta's paradise

RIP

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Lake of Fire" - Nirvana

 

[Relic]

Lake Bodom - Children Of Bodom (R.I.P. Alexi Laiho)

At least is a interesting point of view from a close person

Can't blame him, these kinds of life lessons suck. I've had mine. Well, grief and aggression fight for the spot in the head and there is that alternating between philosophy and stupidity. There is no escape.

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Draggin' the Lake" - Soul Asylum

 

[Relic]

Well, I'm going to cheat. This track has no lyrics.

Thousand Lakes - Amorphis

 

[narval]

Well, I'm going to cheat. This track has no lyrics.

Thousand Lakes - Amorphis

Not really. If the tittle is "chained", it's ok.
This is the "little cheat". The tittle in words is:

nineteen - two thousand

19-2000 - Gorillaz

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Just the Two of Us" - Bill Withers

 

[narval]

The Cranberries - Just My Imagination

 

[Relic]

Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) - Children Of Bodom

Spoiler: Actually had this in mind... but live and let live, as they say

Not really. If the tittle is "chained", it's ok.

By definition, a "song" must include singing, so I kind of thought it was cheating.
I'm running out of songs here. Haven't followed the scene for years, so have no idea what's new out there.

 

[Cathy Ames]

"Who was in my room last night?" - Butthole Surfers

By definition, a "song" must include singing,

Today I learned... ^ Even so, people have previously posted instrumental music. Given the complete picture, I think it should be allowed.

 

[RdMrk]

"Who was in my room last night?" - Butthole Surfers


Today I learned... ^ Even so, people have previously posted instrumental music. Given the complete picture, I think it should be allowed.

Alone in a Room - Asking Alexandria

 

[Murasa]

Alone (Bullet For My Valentine)

Today I learned... ^ Even so, people have previously posted instrumental music. Given the complete picture, I think it should be allowed.

That's true, it is implicit in the etymology of the word, by definition those are compositions made with the intention of being performed together with a human voice, but I think that the creator of the thread used the word in a colloquial and non-technical way, Imagine it as "theory" and "hypothesis" that at a colloquial level mean the same thing, but not at a technical level. Most music apps don't make the distinction so I'm sure it's all a plan to plunge us into musical ignorance, Idk, I just wanted to put on my aluminum hat.

 

[Relic]

Sunset Grace (Let Me Die Alone) - Cemetary

 

[mdmd500]

First of the Gang to Die by Morrissey

 

[Relic]

First Prayer - Katatonia

 

[une vie grotesque]

from first to last - the one armed boxer vs. the flying guillotine


when skrillex was emo lmaooo

 

[narval]

Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) - Children Of Bodom

Spoiler: Actually had this in mind... but live and let live, as they say

By definition, a "song" must include singing, so I kind of thought it was cheating.
I'm running out of songs here. Haven't followed the scene for years, so have no idea what's new out there.

For sure OP means to any type of musical composition, despite how was made, if it has lyrics (or not), even if it hasn't instrumental and is a beatbox/rap/acapella piece. idk how to call those cases :)

Whathever, at this point, we have to continue as f it were so XD

That's true, it is implicit in the etymology of the word, by definition those are compositions made with the intention of being performed together with a human voice, but I think that the creator of the thread used the word in a colloquial and non-technical way, Imagine it as "theory" and "hypothesis" that at a colloquial level mean the same thing, but not at a technical level. Most music apps don't make the distinction so I'm sure it's all a plan to plunge us into musical ignorance, Idk, I just wanted to put on my aluminum hat.

Good point. Nowadays that's not strange. I think that natural on languages and societys. I believe that's some kind of tendence: Words with similar meanings eventually run the risk of being used as synonyms outside of technical settings.It is also common to adopt jargon from specific communities or professions, words from other languages or even just mispelling things 'till the point of normalice it.

I don't recall if there's a paper or how to get it, but i know that's a object of study how the language progress and this things happens.

---

One Love - Bob Marley

 

[Cathy Ames]

Del Amitri, "The ones that you love lead you nowhere"

Alone (Bullet For My Valentine)

Hi! Long time, no see.

That's true, it is implicit in the etymology of the word, by definition those are compositions made with the intention of being performed together with a human voice, but I think that the creator of the thread used the word in a colloquial and non-technical way, Imagine it as "theory" and "hypothesis" that at a colloquial level mean the same thing, but not at a technical level.

Altogether, I think this is a thing that I probably did know at one point but forgot.

Most music apps don't make the distinction so I'm sure it's all a plan to plunge us into musical ignorance, Idk, I just wanted to put on my aluminum hat.

Hah! I have one of those, too.