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10. Vampire funeral held at home of boat fronts.
Bow-house?
Suit yourself.
Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead
I find it amusing that the official Bauhaus channel on youtube illustrates this tune with the poster of a Jessica Alba romcom. That's goth!
9. Amateur actors warn you about Sammy Davis Junior.
Amateur dramatics.
Sammy Davis Jr. was the Candyman.
The Dramatics - Beware of the Man (With the Candy in his Hand)
You may not know that tune, but you owe it to yourself to give it a spin.
8. Slade finalists circumnavigate.
Slade finalists is an anagram.
Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World
7. Michael, Clive, Mark... and I... buy a Scottish umbrella.
Michael, Clive and Mark are all Owens.
10cc sang about The Dean & I.
Dean Owens - Raining In Glasgow
You may not know that tune, but you owe it to yourself to give it a spin.
6. Greet Jeff Bridges while making cold cocktails.
Jeff Bridges is The Dude. I keep telling you that.
Cold cocktails would be made in a cooler shaker.
Kula Shaker - Hey Dude!
5. Releasing this tune is morally just.
Released = unchained.
Morally just = righteous.
The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
4. Just why does the van have a hole in the middle? I ought to have been the one to get that.
Just Y + Von (a van with a O in the middle).
Just = fair.
Yvonne Fair - It Should've Been Me
3. Alpine artwork causes loose plates.
"Alpine artwork" is an anagram.
Karine Polwart - Faultlines
2. Massachusetts killers refuse to watch another Marvel movie.
The Boston Stranglers.
The Stranglers - No More Heroes
Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky?
1. Miss Jones keeps the belt together on male jeans.
Miss Jones is Grace.
Belt buckle + male gene (Y) = Buckley.
It's a Magnificent Seven days (well, I guess six and a half, depending on when you read this) until Saturday Snapshots returns...
The tracks by The Stranglers, The Dramatics, and Kula Shaker were nice finds! Thanks for another fun quiz.
ReplyDeleteGive a listen to the Dramatics' "In The Rain" and "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get".
DeleteThanks, sounds like you're a fan of their debut LP
DeleteIf I remember right, it was those songs as singles around 1970/71 that I heard on the radio. Some DJ played The Doors "Riders on the Storm" and "In The Rain" back to back because they had the sound of rainfall on them - and I was hooked! :)
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