'Tis that season again! Gift of Music 2005!!!

Discuss the many little competitions/projects that spring up amongst the Song Fight community.
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Post by GlennCase »

I may not be in charge of this, but I am thinking "no" as long as it's before tomorrow.

Just make sure to update your old post with the new songs so people don't get confused.

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GlennCase wrote:Just make sure to update your old post
Good point.

*does so*
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Post by raisedbywolves »

OK. I'm in...and just under the wire.

Songs:
1) Head Like a Hole - NIN
2) Neverending Story - Limahl
3) O Superman - Laurie Anderson
4) Am I Wrong - Love Spit Love
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Post by Märk »

Okay, I guess I'm in then, and my four choices are:

1) Shells by Gandharvas
2) Blown Wide Open by Big Wreck
3) Angels by The Tea Party
4) Giant by Matthew Good Band

Pretty good choices, I think, and THEY'RE ALL CANADIAN. SUCKERS.

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Sven wrote:Okay, I guess I'm in then, and my four choices are:
4) Giant by Matthew Good Band
K . I . C . k . A . S . S that's the way we spell sucess
K . I . C . k . A . S . S that's the way we spell sucess
K . I . C . k . A . S . S that's the way we spell sucess
i heard Matt is an Asshole.

am in this too..my 4 would be..

<b>Belle and Sebastian</b> - <a href="http://adserver.blaststream.com/ac/gom/the fox in the snow.mp3">Fox in the Snow</a>
<b>Ballboy </b>- <a href="http://adserver.blaststream.com/ac/gom/06-ballboy - I Hate Scotland .mp3">I hate Scotland</a>
<b>Pearl Jam </b>- <a href="http://adserver.blaststream.com/ac/gom/06-Off He Goes.mp3">Off he Goes</a>
<b> Neil Finn </b>- <a href="http://adserver.blaststream.com/ac/gom/Neil Finn - Driving Me Mad.mp3">Driving me mad</a>
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Post by WeaselSlayer »

I changed mine from wayyyy back:

The Flaming Lips - "Jesus Shootin' Heroin"
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - "Hungry Freaks"
Rolling Stones - "Sympathy for the Devil"
and
Phunt Your Friends - "Happy Life"
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Post by Heather. Redmon. »

Ok, my picks are:

Alison - Elvis Costello - from My Aim is True
A Little Rain - Tom Waits - from Bone Machine
Plastic Passion - The Cure - from Boys Don't Cry
Missed A Year - Mark Mallman - from Seven Years

Oh, it was so hard to pick just four! Niveous, please let me know if you need links to the songs once assignments have been made.

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Post by Phil. Redmon. »

Thanks for remindin' me, wifely.

How'zabout: (song - artist - album)

The Age of Pamparius - Turbonegro - Apocalypse Dudes
Vitamin C - Can - Ege Bamyasi
Falling Man - Blonde Redhead - Misery is a Butterfly
Punk Rock Caveman Living In A Prehistoric Age - Desert Sessions - Volume 5 & 6


Myeah. :evil:
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Post by jack »

sheesh....i thought you said there was no abombinizing? ;)
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Post by Niveous »

jack wrote:sheesh....i thought you said there was no abombinizing? ;)
He didn't abominize. Turbonegro is an awesome choice.

I'm hoping that I get Sven's list because "Angels" rocks.

Dre, have you ever heard Rasputina's cover of Fox in the Snow. It's very good (especially since Melora of Rasputina plays in B&S whenever their cellist, whose name fails me at 1 in the morning, isn't able to tour).

This is shaping up to be quite a GoM!
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Post by drë »

Niveous wrote:
Dre, have you ever heard Rasputina's cover of Fox in the Snow. It's very good
well i just heard it now, and yes its very cool, and very offbeat... that girl has a very depressing voice, almost like a little girl with big watery puppie eyes..
thanks for the hint.
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My 4 selections:

Jonathan David - Belle & Sebastian
Brand New Song - The New Seekers
Annie-Dog - The Smashing Pumpkins
Alien Heart - Testikill
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Post by Geoff WreckdoM »

Allright, I'm making a last minute change, I think it's for the best:

Mama said knock you out by L L cool J
shall replace The Sleepytime Gorilla Museum song,
but if you don't know SGM and you like Mr. Bungle's Disco Violante and weird stuff of that nature you should most definitely check them out.
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TheHipCola wrote:thought about it some...here's my fo:

Pink Floyd : Free Four (because I love the irony of the music/lyrics)
Gary Numan/Tubeway Army: Are Friends Electric? (one of his finest pieces)
The Cult: Love Removal Machine ('cuz I cut my teeth musically on this tune)
April Wine: Say Hello (outdated token Canadianna, kickass song.)

All of these tunes could use a little updating. Looking forward to hearing it. YAY!
I'd like to exchange my April Wine track for another Canadian tune, if it's not too late.

The Rheostatics - The Tarleks
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Post by blue »

i did not do Craig's songs last year, but i am paying my debt in other ways, mostly involving plastic farm animal reproductions and gallons of lard.
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Post by starfinger »

i'd just like to say that the last lard samples you sent me were simply divine.

thanks.

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In Stone:

1. John Lennon - Isolation
2. Duran Duran - Is There Something I Should Know
3. Travis - Reoffender
4. Helen Reddy - Angie Baby
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Post by Heather. Redmon. »

blue wrote:i did not do Craig's songs last year, but i am paying my debt in other ways, mostly involving plastic farm animal reproductions and gallons of lard.

Hmmm... So, who had me last year? Thankfully c hack and Bolio came through with covers for me, above and beyond their assignments. I'm not bitter, just curious.
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Post by Niveous »

36 Bands!

That's beautiful. I'm almost set to give out the assignments. But I'm going to give one more hour (1:30-2:30 EST) for any last minute scragglers to join (No Song Adjustments can be made during this time).

An even 40 would be nice. Over 40 would be incredible. So, if you know a Songfighter who hasn't signed up, get them to join the GoM.
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Is it too late? I MUST be in this.
Here's my record label page thingie with stuff about me if you are so interested: https://greenmonkeyrecords.com/jim-of-seattle/
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It's not too late JoS. Hurry!
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Post by Jim of Seattle »

Thanks.

Ok, I'm officially IN. Song list to follow. Swear ta gawd I've been thinking about this list for most of the year. This is my favorite Songfight project of all.

Huge thanks to Jim Tyrrell for notifying me that this has been in planning, as I've been somewhat AWOL of late.
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