Classic Rock Clue Game II

#295. Where Jesus was born. - "Love Hurts" by Nazareth.
#294. The monster. - "Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group.
#292. C6H12O6  - "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones.
 
#297. A number. Get the band right! One - Metallica
#295. Where Jesus was born. My White Bicycle - Nazareth
#293. How to get to Rivendell. Misty Mountain Hop - Led Zep
#296. Sarah - Thin Lizzy - as in Palin, perhaps?
#299. A risk for those who run with the bulls. Trampled Under Foot - Led Zep
#294. The monster. Godzilla - BOC
 
#300. Produced Weird Al's first album. (1) - Rick Derringer, Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo
#299. A risk for those who run with the bulls. (3) - Trampled Under Foot
#298. Bond. (2) - Live and Let Die
#297. A number. Get the band right! (1) - One by U2
#296. <wizard of oz photo> - still thinking, Witchy Woman is too obvious...
#295. Where Jesus was born. (1) - Bethlehem Nazareth - Love Hurts
#294. The monster. (2) - Frankenstein
#293. How to get to Rivendell. (1) - Misty Mountain Hop
#292. C6H12O6 (2) - Brown Sugar
#291. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RMI_Pc4exc (3) - Misunderstanding by Genesis
296.  Evil Woman by ELO
 
SinisterMinisterX said:
<photo of Bob Dylan singing Tangled Up In Blue, from a famous live video> (+2 to mckindog)
#304. Bob Dylan, "Tangled Up In Blue"
Don't blame me if you don't know the video. A little investigation helps... the filename of that photo is bob-dylan-tangled-up-in-blue.jpg. :P
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That's exactly how I got it.  :bigsmile:
(Mind you, it didn't work for the Beatles photo a few rounds back  ;))

I'll be back.
#300. Rock n Roll Hoochie Coo — Rick Derringer
#298. Secret Agent Man — Johnny Rivers
#296. Witchy Woman — The Eagles (Wasted went Black Magic Woman, Evil Woman was an answer earlier in the game, and Sarah is too brilliant for me to ever come up with on my own. Besides somebody's got to do the obvious.)
#295. Nazareth — This Flight Tonight
#294. Godzilla — BOC
#293. Ramble On — Led Zeppelin
#299. Trampled Underfoot — Led Zep
#297. One — U2
#292. No Sugar Tonight/ New Mother Nature — Guess Who
#291. Maggie May — Rod Stewart
 
Produced Weird Al's first album. (+2 to Mosh, +1 to cfh and mckindog)
#300. Rick Derringer, "Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo"
Curse Wikipedia ... that would have been a clever clue before the internet.

A risk for those who run with the bulls. (+4 to Albie, +3 to cfh and mckindog)
#299. Led Zeppelin, "Trampled Underfoot"

Bond. (+3 to cfh ... the only James Bond theme in the list)
#298. Paul McCartney, "Live And Let Die"

A number. Get the band right! (+2 to Albie)
#297. Metallica, "One"

<picture of the Wicked Witch> (4 ... worth that much because it requires a pretty big mental leap)
#296. The Police, "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic"
I couldn't think of any famous female magicians, so I thought "witch" next. :bigsmile:

Where Jesus was born. (+2 to Black Thunder, +1 to cfh ... sorry, it's where Jesus was from, not born, but you guys got it anyway)
#295. Nazareth, "Love Hurts"
For those who guessed This Flight Tonight, it's #966.

The monster. (+3 to Black Thunder, +2 to cfh)
#294. Edgar Winter Group, "Frankenstein"
By the way, he's back.

How to get to Rivendell. (+2 to nush, +1 to Albie and cfh)
#293. Led Zeppelin, "Misty Mountain Hop"

C[sub]6[/sub]H[sub]12[/sub]O[sub]6[/sub] (2)
#292. Def Leppard, "Pour Some Sugar On Me"

<video clip of the Eminem song "Stan", with the lyrics> (3)
#291. Phil Collins, "In The Air Tonight"
If you'd watched the video or looked up the lyrics, you'd have got it ... the third verse of Stan talks about In The Air Tonight. :innocent:

This round:
cfh 11
Albie 7
Black Thunder 5
mckindog 4
Mosh 2
nush 2

cfh - 154
mckindog - 98
nush - 65
Albie - 30
Shadow - 24
Black Thunder - 12
Wasted - 11.5
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
Mosh - 2
XoRRoX - 1

Sorry cfh, that mean you gotta sit out again and let 'em catch up...

#290. There were two sequels to this album. (2)
#289. 16.9 (1)
#288. The drummer's name doesn't match his appearance. (4)

#287.
StatueofLibertySm.jpg
(2)

#286. Epic vocal wailing. (3)
#285. Written by John Deacon. (3)
#284. Not a pleasant surprise. (2)
#283. They couldn't fix an egg. (1)
#282. Slippery? (1)
#281. Might make a good Windows startup sound. (1)
 
282: You Give Love A Bad Name-Bon Jovi
288: Tush-ZZ Top
290: Bat Out Of Hell-Meatloaf
 
SinisterMinisterX said:
#294. Edgar Winter Group, "Frankenstein"
By the way, he's back.
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I laughed for almost a full minute at that link.  I love that he goes by "Franken-STEEN," just like the Gene Wilder character in Young Frankenstein.  In fact, I'm still laughing as I type this. 

SinisterMinisterX said:
Sorry cfh, that mean you gotta sit out again and let 'em catch up...
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No worries.  You know, there's a tactical ploy I could adopt to ensure that no one could catch me -- basically, copy whatever the second-place guy says, so that I don't win but get almost as many points, and then when he sits out build up the lead.  But, it's not very sporting, and where's the fun in that?  Though it would be more fun to play every round...
By the way (consider this a gift if correct), I'll be stoked if The Firm is an answer to one of those clues.  :ninja:  Their tour was the only time I ever got to see Jimmy Page live. 
SinisterMinisterX said:
<video clip of the Eminem song "Stan", with the lyrics> (3)
#291. Phil Collins, "In The Air Tonight"
If you'd watched the video or looked up the lyrics, you'd have got it ... the third verse of Stan talks about In The Air Tonight. :innocent:
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I saw that in the lyrics, but remembered that this song was something like #52 or #53 in the last game, so I figured it couldn't be this low!  Next, we'll see Bohemian Rhapsody at #239! 
 
#288. The drummer's name doesn't match his appearance. This has to be a ZZ Top song - so I'll try this guess again: Gimme All Your Loving
#286. Epic vocal wailing. Child in Time - Deep Purple
#283. They couldn't fix an egg. OK, I'm biting the bullet on this one as we have had the odd soul classic creep in: All the Kings Men - Aretha Franklin Scrub that - thanks for the tip: :ok: All the Kings Horses - The Firm
#281. Might make a good Windows startup sound. Start Me Up - The Stones
 
#290. Communication Breakdown — Led Zeppelin
#288. Sharp Dressed Man — ZZ Top
#285. You’re My Best Friend — Queen
#281. Start Me Up — Stones
 
285: Queen - Another One Bites the Dust
289: Stevie Nicks - Edge of Seventeen (after thinking long and hard about songs to do with widescreen TV screen settings and drawing a blank)
287: Jimi Hendrix - Stone Free
286: Deep Purple - Child in Time
284: Aerosmith - Dude Looks Like a Lady
 
national acrobat said:
289: Stevie Nicks - Edge of Seventeen (after thinking long and hard about songs to do with widescreen TV screen settings and drawing a blank)
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Some serious brain work going on there.  :ok:
 
There were two sequels to this album. (+3 to Wasted, +2 to Mosh)
#290. Meat Loaf, "Bat Out Of Hell"

16.9 (+2 to nush)
#289. Stevie Nicks, "Edge Of Seventeen"

The drummer's name doesn't match his appearance. (+5 to Albie)
#288. ZZ Top, "Gimme All Your Lovin'"

<picture of the Statue of Liberty> (2)
#287. Tom Petty, "American Girl"

Epic vocal wailing. (+4 to Albie, +3 to nush)
#286. Deep Purple, "Child In Time"

Written by John Deacon. (+4 to Shade, +3 to mckindog)
#285. Queen, "You're My Best Friend"

Not a pleasant surprise. (+3 to nush)
#284. Aerosmith, "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)"

They couldn't fix an egg. (1)
#283. The Kingsmen, "Louie Louie"

Slippery? (1)
#282. The Black Crowes, "Hard To Handle"

Might make a good Windows startup sound. (1)
#281. Pink Floyd, "Welcome To The Machine"

This round:
Albie 9
nush 8
Shadow 4
Wasted 3
mckindog 3
Mosh 2

Overall:
cfh - 154
mckindog - 101
nush - 73
Albie - 39
Shadow - 28
Wasted - 14.5
Black Thunder - 12
Unknown One - 7
Forostar - 4
Mosh - 4
XoRRoX - 1

Everyone in for this round!

#280. Okay, you're the breeze. (1)
#279. Like a glacier. (1)
#278. Specifically, from Flint. (1)
#277. Cover of a 1964 song. (2)
#276. At this moment: a beverage. ... Ah, much better. (2)
#275. Germans. (3)
#274. A song where the instruments drop out and the voices continue in harmony for a bit. (3)
#273. A dilemma. (2)

#272.
hotel-monopoly-house.jpg
(1)

#271. There's a (repeated) word edited out. That's why the lyrics don't entirely make sense. (4)
 
#272. Red House - Hendrix
#279. Like a glacier. Cold as Ice - Foreigner
#274. A song where the instruments drop out and the voices continue in harmony for a bit. - It's playing in my head but I can't pin it down. I'll come back to that one.
 
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