Don't Ask Me Why Saturday Snapshots has become the most clicked-on post on this blog. Probably because there's much less of me wittering on than on all the other posts and far more top tunes.
This week there was a photo-finish between Lynchie & Rigid Digit, both on 3 points, both typing the words "Joe Walsh" at 8:58 on the dot, but RD took the crown by a nose. Nailbiting stuff, though Charity Chic had to drop by and identify the song in question later.
Anyway, here are this week's answers... Would I Lie To You?
10. Motown records go twang, dude.
Motown was Detroit.
Records spin on a turntable.
Rubber bands go twang.
Dudes are men.
The Detroit Spinners - Rubberband Man
9. Listening to Louise's old band in the early hours of 11.12.06.
Louise was in Eternal.
The early hours would be 3am.
11/12/06 are the numbers corresponding to letters K/L/F in the alphabet.
Took a while to get the song, but C identified it first.
KLF - 3am Eternal
8. What The Beatles did after She Loves You to show off their genetic male dominance.
After She Loves You, The Beatles sang Yeah Yeah Yeah.
Y is the male chromosome.
Dominance is control.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Y Control
7. As easy as Burt Bacharach.
As easy as ABC.
Burt Bacharach wrote (a different song called) The Look of Love.
Top Ten cheesy 80s videos of all time? Go!
ABC - The Look of Love
6. Butch Cassidy feels more than a few raindrops on his head... probably the result of changing wind patterns.
Butch Cassidy was Paul Newman.
More than a few raindrops would be a Thunderclap.
Changing wind patterns would be Something In The Air.
(I'm glad you guys worked that one out because it's a couple of weeks since I wrote that clue and I couldn't remember who it was!)
Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air
5. One particular smooch on a religious street of blues.
Religion is faith.
Hill Street Blues.
Well done, Chris.
I wish Americans would learn to pronounce "centrifugal" properly.
Faith Hill - This Kiss
4. Not a bad innings for a Jamaican cricketer who likes his coffee.
"Not a bad innings" is what people say when someone's had a good life.
Courtney Walsh was a Jamaican cricketer.
Coffee is "a cup of Joe". (Though I appreciated Lynchie's attempt at getting to Rocky Mountain Way via Blue Mountain Coffee.)
Joe Walsh - Life's Been Good
3. Blimey, Gordon! Reykjavik is a now a matriarchy.
"Gordon Bennet!" is an expression which means, "Blimey!"
Reykjavik is in Iceland.
A matriarchy... that's your mum, that is.
Hometown heroes for Rigid Digit! Lost Britpop classic...
Bennet - Mum Has Gone To Iceland
2. Jesus and Harrison Ford try for a close encounter.
Jesus and Harrison Ford were both carpenters.
A close encounter may be the result of trying to get in touch with beings from outer space.
The Carpenters - Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
(How long till I can use Klaatu here now?)
1. I know this place like half a big cat (or car).
I know this place like the back of my hand.
Amazed it took till 9:45 to get this one. I was about to comment on that yesterday morning when CC saved me the trouble...
There Must Be An Angel Playing With My Heart, because Saturday Snapshots will be back next week.
It all seems so easy when you see the answers...
ReplyDeleteThanks for another fun, challenging quiz! When I have more time I'm giving those Carpenters albums a spin
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