I saw this on another forum on a website far, far away and thought it looked like fun enough to bring to your attention.
To put it simply:
We create a fictional compilation album consisting of total 12 songs each. Each user has to copy and paste adding only one song to the album, so in the end it's 12 songs, one per user, and each album has to have a different theme.
Whoever adds the last song on the album gets to decide the theme for the next album and then it starts all over again. Please avoid using multiple songs from the same artists in each category.
For example:
Poster 1: "Songs about or that reference U.S.A.
- Tom Petty - American Girl"
Poster 2: "Songs about or that reference U.S.A.
- Tom Petty - American Girl
- Miley Cyrus - Party in the U.S.A."
...Until Poster 12: "Songs about or that reference U.S.A.
- Tom Petty - American Girl
- Miley Cyrus - Party in the U.S.A.
- Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A.
- David Bowie - Young Americans
- The Beach Boys - Surfin' U.S.A.
- The Sounds - Living in America
- Marina & Diamonds - Hollywood
- The Gaslight Anthem - American Slang
- Testament - True American Hate
- U2 - Bullet the Blue Sky
- Green Day - American Idiot
- Don Mc Lean - American Pie
New Compilation: Songs that are over 10 minutes long.
- Avantasia - The Seven Angels"
The topic can and preferably will be more specific and imaginative than 'Songs about U.S.A.' It can be anything! Your favourite song by your favourite artist, songs about wild animals, songs that feature over 2 minutes of guitar solos, a song that reminds you of last summer. Go wild!
To start this off with something relatively easy, I'm going to go with this:
Songs about burning or fire.
- The Trammps - Disco Inferno
edited 18th May '13 10:52:16 AM by Xeroop
1. Darius Moldovan - "Into the Omniverse" (2024)
2. The Warning - "Evolve" (2022)
3. Alice Cooper - "Hanging on by a Thread (Don’t Give Up)" (2021)
4. Twice - "The Feels" (2021)
5. Powerwolf - "Beast of Gevaudan" (2021)
6. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" (2022)
7. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia" (2023)
8. Miley Cyrus - "Midnight Sky"
under construction
1. Darius Moldovan - "Into the Omniverse" (2024)
2. The Warning - "Evolve" (2022)
3. Alice Cooper - "Hanging on by a Thread (Don’t Give Up)" (2021)
4. Twice - "The Feels" (2021)
5. Powerwolf - "Beast of Gevaudan" (2021)
6. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" (2022)
7. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia" (2023)
8. Miley Cyrus - "Midnight Sky" (2020)
9. Jungkook - "Standing Next to You" (2023)
I'm Only Sleeping
1. Darius Moldovan - "Into the Omniverse" (2024)
2. The Warning - "Evolve" (2022)
3. Alice Cooper - "Hanging on by a Thread (Don’t Give Up)" (2021)
4. Twice - "The Feels" (2021)
5. Powerwolf - "Beast of Gevaudan" (2021)
6. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" (2022)
7. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia" (2023)
8. Miley Cyrus - "Midnight Sky" (2020)
9. Jungkook - "Standing Next to You" (2023)
10. Fall Out Boy - "So (Much) for Stardust" (2023)
INT is knowing a tomato is a fruit. WIS is knowing it doesn't belong in a fruit salad. CHA is convincing people that it does.
Carmine at the Beach
1. Darius Moldovan - "Into the Omniverse" (2024)
2. The Warning - "Evolve" (2022)
3. Alice Cooper - "Hanging on by a Thread (Don’t Give Up)" (2021)
4. Twice - "The Feels" (2021)
5. Powerwolf - "Beast of Gevaudan" (2021)
6. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" (2022)
7. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia" (2023)
8. Lil Durk ft. J. Cole - "All My Life" (2023)
9. Miley Cyrus - "Midnight Sky" (2020)
10. Jungkook - "Standing Next to You" (2023)
11. Fall Out Boy - "So (Much) for Stardust" (2023)
12. Brent Daniels - "Runaway Timeline" (2022)
I noticed that there was a
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, and this brought the count to 12. I'll let someone else pick the next prompt.
Edited by clemont107 on Mar 30th 2024 at 9:58:20 AM
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
I'm Only Sleeping
Songs with Reality Subtext:
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
INT is knowing a tomato is a fruit. WIS is knowing it doesn't belong in a fruit salad. CHA is convincing people that it does.
Winner of Elim Game Round 78
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
under construction
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
susie.
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
Edited by AdelePotter on Mar 30th 2024 at 10:09:13 AM
I've been here too long. Regretting choosing this screenname ten years ago.
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
Love your hair, hope you win
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
8. Die Ärzte - "Schrei nach Liebe" (Written as a protest of German neonazis coopting their music)
Joke? Why are you calling it a joke? You drew a picture of two dudes hugging and wrote "I love hugs!" on it.
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
8. Die Ärzte - "Schrei nach Liebe" (Written as a protest of German neonazis coopting their music)
9. Dan Fogelberg's - "Same Old Lang Syne" (Tells the story of how the singer met and caught up with an old flame one Christmas Eve. It turns out that the song is, with some minor changes, based on a rue story)
Margrave of the Marshes
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
8. Die Ärzte - "Schrei nach Liebe" (Written as a protest of German neonazis coopting their music)
9. Dan Fogelberg's - "Same Old Lang Syne" (Tells the story of how the singer met and caught up with an old flame one Christmas Eve. It turns out that the song is, with some minor changes, based on a rue story)
10. Anathema - "One Last Goodbye" (Written About the passing the Cavanugh brother's mother)
Everybody, Everybody!
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
8. Die Ärzte - "Schrei nach Liebe" (Written as a protest of German neonazis coopting their music)
9. Dan Fogelberg's - "Same Old Lang Syne" (Tells the story of how the singer met and caught up with an old flame one Christmas Eve. It turns out that the song is, with some minor changes, based on a true story)
10. Anathema - "One Last Goodbye" (Written About the passing the Cavanugh brother's mother)
11. David Bowie - "Lazarus" (Made during Bowie's final struggles with liver cancer, as a 'parting gift' while reflecting on his life)
Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!
The Undercover Troper
1. Phil Collins - "In the Air Tonight" (Phil Collins wrote it to help process his feelings about his then-ongoing divorce)
2. Eric Clapton - "Tears in Heaven" (Clapton wrote it as a response to his young son's death)
3. Led Zeppelin - "All My Love" (The song was written after Robert Plant's son's death)
4. Emilie Autumn - "Swallow" (The song, implicitly about taking antidepressants, was written while Autumn was in mental health treatment)
5. Ace - “How Long” (singer Paul Carrack wrote it after finding out their bassist was also playing in other bands without telling them)
6. Doc Pumus - "Save the Last Dance For Me" (Doc suffered from polio and was inspired to write the song after watching his wife dance with other people at their wedding)
7. Alice Cooper - "How You Gonna See Me Now" (Based on his experiences in a hospital to try and quit drinking, and coming home sober, unsure how his wife would react - the entire album, From the Inside, was based on that, but this one especially fits)
8. Die Ärzte - "Schrei nach Liebe" (Written as a protest of German neonazis coopting their music)
9. Dan Fogelberg's - "Same Old Lang Syne" (Tells the story of how the singer met and caught up with an old flame one Christmas Eve. It turns out that the song is, with some minor changes, based on a true story)
10. Anathema - "One Last Goodbye" (Written About the passing the Cavanugh brother's mother)
11. David Bowie - "Lazarus" (Made during Bowie's final struggles with liver cancer, as a 'parting gift' while reflecting on his life)
12. Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here" (Written over the regret of having to kick Syd Barrett out of the band)
Next album: Songs that sound cavernous and/or otherworldly
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
The Wanderer
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
BREAKING: Scaramouche Reportedly Caught Doing the Fandango
Genius In The Lamp
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
Lemon curry?
Carmine at the Beach
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
"Paldea has a lot of different Pokemon from those in Kitakami." - Carmine
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
5. Tame Impala - "The Less I Know the Better"
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
5. Tame Impala - "The Less I Know the Better"
6. Queen - "Ogre Battle"
Everybody, Everybody!
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
5. Tame Impala - "The Less I Know the Better"
6. Queen - "Ogre Battle"
7. Queens of the Stone Age - "Feet Don't Fail Me"
Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
5. Tame Impala - "The Less I Know the Better"
6. Queen - "Ogre Battle"
7. Queens of the Stone Age - "Feet Don't Fail Me"
8. The Cure - "All Cats Are Grey"
The Undercover Troper
1. Thomas Newman - "Dead Already"
2. Gary Numan - "The End Of Dragons (Alt)"
3. The Jaynettes - "Sally Go 'Round the Roses"
4. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia"
5. Tame Impala - "The Less I Know the Better"
6. Queen - "Ogre Battle"
7. Queens of the Stone Age - "Feet Don't Fail Me"
8. The Cure - "All Cats Are Grey"
9. Pink Floyd - "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun"
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.
1. Darius Moldovan - "Into the Omniverse" (2024)
2. The Warning - "Evolve" (2022)
3. Alice Cooper - "Hanging on by a Thread (Don’t Give Up)" (2021)
4. Twice - "The Feels" (2021)
5. Powerwolf - "Beast of Gevaudan" (2021)
6. Taylor Swift - "Anti-Hero" (2022)
7. Gabriel Saban - "Exotopia" (2023)
8. Lil Durk ft. J. Cole - "All My Life" (2023)
Edited by CanuckMcDuck1 on Mar 30th 2024 at 7:13:05 AM
Everybody loves the me! I’m a great athlete!