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Damn! didn't get in for 25 Miles - Edwin Star!
No 77 solved
Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Slf: 78 Rpm; Gate 49.
Black 47: Black 47.
Obviously when ye get to 99, it has to be 99 Red Balloons - Nena.
53rd and 3rd - Ramones
Updated the update with 4 more now...
44. Forty-Four Blues - Little Feat
45. Brimful of Asha (on the 45) - Cornershop
46. 2-4-6-8 Motorway - TRB
47. Black 47 - Black 47
48. 48 Crash - Suzi Quatro
49. Gate 49 - Stiff Little Fingers
50. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover - Paul Simon
51. 51 Chevy - Ralph Rebel
52. 52 Girls - B52s
53. 53rd and 3rd - The Ramones
54. 54 Corvette - Customs
55. I Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar
56.
57. 57 Chevrolet -The Deans
58.
59. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) - Harpers Bizarre
60. 60 Second Interval - The Vapors
61. 61 Chevy - Psycho Bunnies
62.
63. December '63 - Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
64. When I'm 64 - The Beatles
65. '65 Love Affair - Paul Davis
66. 1966 and All That - Half Man Half Biscuit
67. 5, - 6,7, - 8 - Steps (Mortified for me! :D )
68. 68 Guns - The Alarm
69. Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams
70. '70s Love Groove - Janet Jackson
71.
72. Emergency 72 - Turin Brakes
73. 1973 - James Blunt
74. 74-75 - The Connells
75. 74-75 - The Connells
76. 76 Trombones Lead The Big Parade - Robert Preston
77. 77 Sunset Strip - Mack David
78. 78 rpm - Stiff Little Fingers
79. 1979 - Smashing Pumpkins
80. '80s - Killing Joke
As an aside, Brimful Of Asha never had 'on the 45' in the title as far as I know, but you can have '45' by Elvis Costello in there instead if need be.
Also, if The Connells can count for two numbers, then I claim Steps for 56 also. If not, you can have '747 (Strangers In The Night)' by Saxon for one of those Connells ones. Your game, your rules noby!
96 tears - Stranglers (for when we get that far)
81. New Gold Dream 81,82,83,84 - Simple Minds ( before they lost the plot and went totally sh1t)
82. Highway 82 Blues:Billy Marquis
83. 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be) - Jimi Hendrix (from Electric LadyLand, feck sake!)
84. 1984- David Bowie; Sexcrime (1984 ) The Eurythmics
85. 1985- Manic Street Preachers
86. 86'd (Good As Gone) - Circle Jerks
87. 87 and Cry - David Bowie
88. 88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
89. Pop Song '89 - REM
90. The Craic Was 90 In the Isle Of Man - Paddy Reilly
91. 911 is a joke - Public Enemy
92. 1992 - Blur - from the album "13"
93.
94. True Faith ' 94 - New Order
95.
96. 96 Tears - ? And The Mysterians
97.The Wreck Of The Old 97 - Johnny Cash
98. 98.6- Keith
99. 99 Luftballons - Nena ( original Deutsch version which reached No. 2 in the US Hot 100)
100. 100 Miles an Hour - El Presidente
P.S. As an afterthought what an eclectic compilation album this 1-100 thingy would be.
P.P.S. Just because you nominate a song for this list doesn't mean you think it's any use.
This list is just for a purpose if it name checks a number then it is in !
Stann have merged some of yours with mine....
Ah, great minds and all that CtiD...
I was waiting to see which of the four numbers we couldn't get before using the Simple Minds one, honest. ;)
OK so,
90. The Craic Was 90 In The Isle Of Man - Paddy Reilly
94. True Faith '94 - New Order (this was it's title)
Blue Monday '95 doesn't count though, I wouldn't say, it was the name of the CD EP but not of any of the tracks on it.
97. The Wreck Of The Old 97 - Johnny Cash
And while I vigorously defend the M83 remix, as it is the name of the tune, and a cracking one at that :D , I should have remembered this one:
83: 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be) - Jimi Hendrix (from Electric LadyLand, feck sake!)
911 is a joke - Public Enemy
I have problems with Triple trouble being used for 3.
Three Days by Jane's Addiction
1985 - Manic Street Preachers. Think that stoopid US rock group Bowling for Soup had a hit with same title too.
Nearly there lads, well done. I'll help out with the menial task of aggregating the unsonged numbers, I might be able to do that much;
56
58
62
71
82
92
93
95
56
58
62
71
82 Highway 82 Blues:Billy Marquis
92
93
95
Possibly cheating but can these count?
82 -
Erasure 'I Love To Hate You'
Hate You. Sounds like EIGHT TWO.
95 -
Dolly Parton - 'Nine To Five'
Nine to Five. NINETY FIVE.
:)
1992 - Blur - from the album "13"
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..... NO :DQuote:
Originally Posted by PAURO 7
Only 93 and 95 to go now folks for the last part. We can go back and look at the other missing bits then.
And then post the complete list here.
That's the complete list of missing numbers with thanks to Kingdom hoop.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdom hoop
911 is a joke. 911 is the US/Canada emergency number their version of 999.
112 is the EU version which we will eventually be switching to. So the thing is if Public Enemy had been from Eastern Europe instead of where they came from the song would have been called '' 112 Is a Pile of Pooh!'' :D
71:Jump Back - Best of Rolling Stones 71-93 (thats written on the cover),we can use this for 93 if someone can find another 71.
Revised top 55
1.One - U2
2.Two tribes - Frankie Goes To Hollywood
3.Three Days - Jane Addiction
4. Four Seasons - Method Man/Redman
5. Five Years - David Bowie
6. Six Song - John Cougar Mellencamp
7. 7 Seconds - Yossou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry
8. Eight Days A Week - The Beatles
9. Nine Lives - Aerosmith
10. 10:15 Saturday Night - The Cure
11. 11 O'clock Tick Tock - U2
12. 12:51 - The Strokes
13. 13 Miles - Blink 182
14. Friday Night , August 14th - Funkadelic
15. Little 15 - Depeche Mode ( sorry mate a lot of Enya albums don't have 15 songs sh1te or otherwise on them :D)
16. When You Were Sweet Sixteen Furey Brothers and Davey Arthur
17. Seventeen Ain't Young - The Archies
18. Eighteen and Life - Skid Row
19. Nineteen - Paul Hardcastle
20. Twenty Years - Andy White
21. Twenty One - The Cranberries
22. 22 Acacia Avenue - Iron Maiden
23. 23 Years (Tending the Wrong Grave) -Half Man Half Biscuit
24. 24 Hours From Tulsa - Gene Pitney; 24 With an L - Ice Cube
25. 25 O'Clock in the Morning - Rirá
26. 26 -Chic
27. Twenty Seven - Biffo Clyro
28. 28- Stars Of Heaven
29. 29 Palms - Robert Plant
30. Thirty Days - Chuck Berry
31. 31 and Falling - Chris Pureka
32. 32-20 - Eric Clapton
33. Thirty Three - Smashing Pumpkins
34. No. 34 Dave Matthews Band
35. Southbound 35 Pat Green
36. 36 D Beautiful South
37. Rabbits are roadkill on Route 37 - AFI
38. 38 years Old - Tragically Hip
39. '39 - Queen
40. Forty Shades of Green - Johnny Cash
41. I'm not that pushed about Sum 41 - Stann *
42. The Summer of '42 - The Biddu Orchestra
43. 5,432,1 Manfred Mann[/QUOTE]
44. Forty-Four Blues - Little Feat
45. Brimful of Asha (on the 45) - Cornershop
46. 54-46 (That's my number) - The Maytals
47. Black 47 - Black 47
48. 48 Crash - Suzi Quatro
49. Gate 49 - Stiff Little Fingers
50. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover - Paul Simon
51. 51 Chevy - Ralph Rebel
52. 52 Girls - B52s
53. 53rd and 3rd - The Ramones
54. 54 Corvette - Customs
55. I Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar
Blue Monday '95
58:58 Frickley-Chumbawamba
Already been discounted. Blue Monday was originally released in 1983 and the '95 bit only referred to the date of reissue.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
[QUOTE=stann;796930]Updated 56-100
56. Big Black '56 Cadillac - King Kurt
57. 57 Chevrolet -The Deans
58. 58:58 Frickley- Chumbawamba
59. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) - Harpers Bizarre
60. 60 Second Interval - The Vapors
61. 61 Chevy - Psycho Bunnies
62. 62 Pick Up - Cormega
63. December '63 - Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons
64. When I'm 64 - The Beatles
65. '65 Love Affair - Paul Davis
66. 1966 and All That - Half Man Half Biscuit
67. 5, - 6,7, - 8 - Steps (Mortified for me! :D )
68. 68 Guns - The Alarm
69. Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams
70. '70s Love Groove - Janet Jackson
71.SR-71 - My World
72. Emergency 72 - Turin Brakes
73. 1973 - James Blunt
74. 747( Strangers In The Night) - Saxon
75. 74-75 - The Connells
76. 76 Trombones Lead The Big Parade - Robert Preston
77. 77 Sunset Strip - Mack David
78. 78 rpm - Stiff Little Fingers
79. 1979 - Smashing Pumpkins
80. '80s - Killing Joke
81. New Gold Dream 81,82,83,84 - Simple Minds ( before they lost the plot and went totally sh1t)
82. Highway 82 Blues:Billy Marquis
83. 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be) - Jimi Hendrix (from Electric LadyLand, feck sake!)
84. 1984- David Bowie; Sexcrime (1984 ) The Eurythmics
85. 1985- Manic Street Preachers
86. 86'd (Good As Gone) - Circle Jerks
87. 87 and Cry - David Bowie
88. 88 Lines About 44 Women - The Nails
89. Pop Song '89 - REM
90. The Craic Was 90 In the Isle Of Man - Paddy Reilly
91. 911 is a joke - Public Enemy
92. 1992 - Blur - from the album "13"
93. 93 Til Infinity - Souls of Mischief
94. True Faith ' 94 - New Order
95.
96. 96 Tears - ? And The Mysterians
97.The Wreck Of The Old 97 - Johnny Cash
98. 98.6- Keith
99. 99 Luftballons - Nena ( original Deutsch version which reached No. 2 in the US Hot 100)
100. 100 Miles an Hour - El Presidente
If Noby has no objection we'll try and use a song for only one number where there are multiple numbers in the title so I am inserting 747 by Saxon for 74.
Stann
This might make an interesting radio programme for one of those interminably long Bank Holiday Mondays.
You could call the show'' Living By Numbers'' and count down ( backwards of course ) from 100 to 1. Like they used to do on the Hit Parade shows in days of yore :D
101. Route 101 - Herb Alpert
54-46 (That's my number) - The Maytals . A bit better than 2,4,6,8, dontcha think?
Missing numbers 62,71,93 , 95. Noby 46 amended as suggested..
Cormega - 62 Pick Up
SR-71 - My World
93 Til Infinity - Souls of Mischeif
9 to 5 - Dolly Parton? :o
I do believe the remix of the Bee Gees 1995 re-release of Stayin Alive was actually titled 'Stayin Alive in 95'Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
That one might count.. over to you Noby :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
Questionmark & The Mysterians - 96 Tears
Em, just a touch late with that one smellyfeet.
I think we're there so, unless someone can find a real number 41. Otherwise I've a bit of work to do. :D
That'd be a good radio show alright, CtiD, though it might be worth going back over some of the picks and 'improving' them somewhat.
stannQuote:
Originally Posted by stann
Revise away .... :) some of the tracks I found on the net and don't even know what they sound like :D
Can I suggeest 'Born too late, '58' by Mott the Hoople and 1977 by the Clash as better ideas for their respective slots?
and '99 and a Half Just Won't Do' by Wilson Pickett as a special bonus penultimate selection?
son of stan
We can always start another list there were lots of alternatives for some of the numbers.