EDIT: Mistake...
Classic Rock Clue Game II
- Thread starter SinisterMinisterX
- Start date
#130. Riders on the Storm — Doors
#129. Here Comes the Sun — Beatles.
#128. The Chain — Fleetwood Mac
#127. I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For — U2.
#126. Don’t Fear The Reaper — BOC
#125. Johnny B. Goode — Chuck Berry
#124. Smoking — Boston
#123. Turn The Page — Bob Seger
#122. Tom Sawyer — Rush
#121. Chost Riders in the Sky — Outlaws
#129. Here Comes the Sun — Beatles.
#128. The Chain — Fleetwood Mac
#127. I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For — U2.
#126. Don’t Fear The Reaper — BOC
#125. Johnny B. Goode — Chuck Berry
#124. Smoking — Boston
#123. Turn The Page — Bob Seger
#122. Tom Sawyer — Rush
#121. Chost Riders in the Sky — Outlaws
Albie
Keeping an open eye on the Weeping Angels.
#125. Duck walk. Roll Over Beethoven - Chuck Berry
#126. Archvillian. Joker - Steve Miller
#121. I had no idea who that was and the picture title offered no clue either - however... Red - King Crimson
#130. Based on a true story. Smoke on the Water - Purple
#126. Archvillian. Joker - Steve Miller
#121. I had no idea who that was and the picture title offered no clue either - however... Red - King Crimson
#130. Based on a true story. Smoke on the Water - Purple
Black Thunder
Ancient Mariner
#127 - "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" by The Clash.
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
121. La Grange
125. Maybelline
130. Ohio
125. Maybelline
130. Ohio
national acrobat
Ancient Mariner
130: Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water
128: Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall
127: Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
126: Steve Miller Band - The Joker
125: Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode
123: Led Zeppelin - Ramble On
122: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
128: Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall
127: Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed
126: Steve Miller Band - The Joker
125: Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode
123: Led Zeppelin - Ramble On
122: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
127. With or Without You
122. Aqualung
129. Radar Love
123. I like Turn the Page, but it's been guessed, so: From the Beginning
126. Desperado
122. Aqualung
129. Radar Love
123. I like Turn the Page, but it's been guessed, so: From the Beginning
126. Desperado
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
124. Riders on the Storm
My apologies for the delay in the game... I've been rescheduled at work and this fell aside. 
Based on a true story. (+3 to cfh)
#130. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, "Ohio"
Something coming back.
#129. Jimi Hendrix, "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)"
Made to hold things in place. (+2 to mckindog)
#128. Fleetwood Mac, "The Chain"
This song title sounds unsure. (+4 to nush)
#127. Paul McCartney, "Maybe I'm Amazed"
Archvillian. (+3 to Albie, +2 to nush)
#126. Steve Miller, "The Joker"
Duck walk. (+2 to mckindog, +1 to nush)
#125. Chuck Berry, "Johnny B. Goode"
Many were, this past Wednesday. (When I posted this, the past Wednesday had been 4/20.)
#124. Led Zeppelin, "Dazed And Confused"
How you get to the end of the story. (+2 to mckindog)
#123. Bob Seger, "Turn The Page"
A famous name. (+2 to mckindog)
#122. Rush, "Tom Sawyer"
<picture of Red Grange> (+3 to cfh, nice guess Albie)
#121. ZZ Top, "La Grange"
cfh - 269
mckindog - 224
nush - 136
Albie - 71
Shadow - 56
Black Thunder - 21
Wasted - 18.5
Mosh - 14
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
XoRRoX - 3
NightProwler666 - 3
Here's the next group!
#120. The last song, alphabetically.
#119. When David Letterman moved to CBS in 1993, it was the song his band played going to the first commercial break on the first show.
#118. Lord of the Rings references.
#117. Starts with guitar harmonics.
#116. Song name = artist name. (Not Bo Diddley, which was #455 for the same clue.)
#115. A female name.
#114. Listen close: he sings "umbrella" with 4 syllables. "Um-ba-rel-la".
#113. The first song, numerically.
#112. The studio version doesn't have a guitar solo.
#111. Stolen from a Chiffons song.
Based on a true story. (+3 to cfh)
#130. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, "Ohio"
Something coming back.
#129. Jimi Hendrix, "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)"
Made to hold things in place. (+2 to mckindog)
#128. Fleetwood Mac, "The Chain"
This song title sounds unsure. (+4 to nush)
#127. Paul McCartney, "Maybe I'm Amazed"
Archvillian. (+3 to Albie, +2 to nush)
#126. Steve Miller, "The Joker"
Duck walk. (+2 to mckindog, +1 to nush)
#125. Chuck Berry, "Johnny B. Goode"
Many were, this past Wednesday. (When I posted this, the past Wednesday had been 4/20.)
#124. Led Zeppelin, "Dazed And Confused"
How you get to the end of the story. (+2 to mckindog)
#123. Bob Seger, "Turn The Page"
A famous name. (+2 to mckindog)
#122. Rush, "Tom Sawyer"
<picture of Red Grange> (+3 to cfh, nice guess Albie)
#121. ZZ Top, "La Grange"
cfh - 269
mckindog - 224
nush - 136
Albie - 71
Shadow - 56
Black Thunder - 21
Wasted - 18.5
Mosh - 14
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
XoRRoX - 3
NightProwler666 - 3
Here's the next group!
#120. The last song, alphabetically.
#119. When David Letterman moved to CBS in 1993, it was the song his band played going to the first commercial break on the first show.
#118. Lord of the Rings references.
#117. Starts with guitar harmonics.
#116. Song name = artist name. (Not Bo Diddley, which was #455 for the same clue.)
#115. A female name.
#114. Listen close: he sings "umbrella" with 4 syllables. "Um-ba-rel-la".
#113. The first song, numerically.
#112. The studio version doesn't have a guitar solo.
#111. Stolen from a Chiffons song.
national acrobat
Ancient Mariner
I also got this one.SinisterMinisterX said:
120: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
118: Led Zeppelin - Battle of Evermore
116: Bad Company - Bad Company
115: The Kinks - Lola
114: Led Zeppelin - Living Loving Maid
113: U2 - One
111: George Harrison - My Sweet Lord
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
Looks like I missed out -- had to work all day. Bush guessed pretty much what I'd guess, except...
118. Ramble On
119. Pride (In the Name of Love)
115. Roxanne
117. Roundabout
118. Ramble On
119. Pride (In the Name of Love)
115. Roxanne
117. Roundabout
#119. Take the Money and Run — Steve Miller
#118. Ramble On — Led Zep
#117. Sweet Child of Mine — Guns and Roses
#116. Bad Company — Bad Company
#115. Layla — Derek and the Dominoes
#114. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic — Police
#113. One — U2.
#112. Rock’n’Roll All Nite — Kiss
#111. My Sweet Lord — George Harrison
#118. Ramble On — Led Zep
#117. Sweet Child of Mine — Guns and Roses
#116. Bad Company — Bad Company
#115. Layla — Derek and the Dominoes
#114. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic — Police
#113. One — U2.
#112. Rock’n’Roll All Nite — Kiss
#111. My Sweet Lord — George Harrison
nush, I did adjust your score back when you posted, I just forgot to post it myself.
The last song, alphabetically. (+3 to nush)
#120. David Bowie, "Ziggy Stardust"
When David Letterman moved to CBS in 1993, it was the song his band played going to the first commercial break on the first show.
#119. Thin Lizzy, "The Boys Are Back In Town"
Lord of the Rings references. (+3 to cfh, +2 to mckindog)
#118. Led Zeppelin, "Ramble On"
Starts with guitar harmonics. (+4 to cfh)
#117. Yes, "Roundabout"
Song name = artist name. (+3 to nush, +2 to mckindog)
#116. Bad Company, "Bad Company"
A female name.
#115. Rod Stewart, "Maggie May"
Listen close: he sings "umbrella" with 4 syllables. "Um-ba-rel-la". (+2 to mosh, +1 to nush)
#114. Led Zeppelin, "Heartbreaker / Living Loving Maid"
The first song, numerically. (+2 to Albie, +1 to nush and mckindog)
#113. U2, "One"
The studio version doesn't have a guitar solo. (+2 to mosh, +1 to mckindog)
#112. Kiss, "Rock And Roll All Nite"
Stolen from a Chiffons song. (+2 to Albie, +1 to nush and mckindog)
#111. George Harrison, "My Sweet Lord"
cfh - 276
mckindog - 231
nush - 144
Albie - 75
Shadow - 56
Black Thunder - 21
Wasted - 18.5
Mosh - 18
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
XoRRoX - 3
NightProwler666 - 3
One more round with these old scores... we'll reset everyone back to zero for the top 100. (And no more anti-cfh rules, except for this last time.)
So to finish up the bottom 400, I tried to make most of these extra hard.
#110. If you know my real name, I'm not related.
#109. This singer has more vowels than consonants in his name.
#108. What happens when this artist gets murderous.
#107. Surveillance.
#106. Inspired by Bach.
#105. Contains a countdown.
#104. Lyrics refer to playing cards.
#103. This single was a US #1 hit... the follow-up single was a cover of a Tommy James song.
#102. Do the math: 1 + 1 + 1
#101. The title for the album is taken from the third verse of this song.
The last song, alphabetically. (+3 to nush)
#120. David Bowie, "Ziggy Stardust"
When David Letterman moved to CBS in 1993, it was the song his band played going to the first commercial break on the first show.
#119. Thin Lizzy, "The Boys Are Back In Town"
Lord of the Rings references. (+3 to cfh, +2 to mckindog)
#118. Led Zeppelin, "Ramble On"
Starts with guitar harmonics. (+4 to cfh)
#117. Yes, "Roundabout"
Song name = artist name. (+3 to nush, +2 to mckindog)
#116. Bad Company, "Bad Company"
A female name.
#115. Rod Stewart, "Maggie May"
Listen close: he sings "umbrella" with 4 syllables. "Um-ba-rel-la". (+2 to mosh, +1 to nush)
#114. Led Zeppelin, "Heartbreaker / Living Loving Maid"
The first song, numerically. (+2 to Albie, +1 to nush and mckindog)
#113. U2, "One"
The studio version doesn't have a guitar solo. (+2 to mosh, +1 to mckindog)
#112. Kiss, "Rock And Roll All Nite"
Stolen from a Chiffons song. (+2 to Albie, +1 to nush and mckindog)
#111. George Harrison, "My Sweet Lord"
cfh - 276
mckindog - 231
nush - 144
Albie - 75
Shadow - 56
Black Thunder - 21
Wasted - 18.5
Mosh - 18
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
XoRRoX - 3
NightProwler666 - 3
One more round with these old scores... we'll reset everyone back to zero for the top 100. (And no more anti-cfh rules, except for this last time.)
So to finish up the bottom 400, I tried to make most of these extra hard.
#110. If you know my real name, I'm not related.
#109. This singer has more vowels than consonants in his name.
#108. What happens when this artist gets murderous.
#107. Surveillance.
#106. Inspired by Bach.
#105. Contains a countdown.
#104. Lyrics refer to playing cards.
#103. This single was a US #1 hit... the follow-up single was a cover of a Tommy James song.
#102. Do the math: 1 + 1 + 1
#101. The title for the album is taken from the third verse of this song.
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
105. Space Oddity
107. Every Breath You Take
109. School's Out
108. Hey Joe
110. Longview
107. Every Breath You Take
109. School's Out
108. Hey Joe
110. Longview
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
104. Bad to the Bone