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I posted this in that small questions thread in Ask/Tell but didn't get an answer: I'm looking for a song/music video. It was fairly popular on MTVu in the early half of 2005. Simplified, the song was fairly straight rock. It was a black and white video. It had the band rocking out in a room, but the main focus of the video was a teenage-aged girl running around an eastern European town as the Nazis(?) invaded. At the end she stands in front of a tank, which shoots her down. The end of the video has a black screen with a dedication to a girl. I believe the band's name was one word, and it might've started with a K or a C.
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missed_again posted:okay this one should be easy, basically its a music video were a punk band is dressed This also might be Senses Fail - Rum is for Drinking, Not for Burning.
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Sep 30, 2007 21:57
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ProperCoochie posted:I posted this in that small questions thread in Ask/Tell but didn't get an answer: Reposting this because I'd really like to know. I've provided a good amount of information, someone has to recognize it.
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Oct 4, 2007 22:40
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LL_Ghoul_J posted:I'm going to wager that the band is Kasabian and the song is "Club Foot." YES YES YES This is it, thank you so much.
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Oct 9, 2007 09:08
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A lyrical verse ends with something like "and I'm too young and you're too old." The melody for the line is VERY similar to Cotton-Eye Joe. The song was probably written between 1990 and the present. Kind of folksy. Possibly a deep voice, but not necessarily a bass.
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Feb 18, 2008 23:19
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There's a song I've been hearing everywhere that I can't identify. It sounds like TV on the Radio's Family Tree--especially the strings' melody. It was also played as the New York Mets were being announced along the baseline at the first game at Citifield. Any ideas?
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Apr 30, 2009 19:29
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In January 2007 I was at a party and heard a Fall Out Boy song that had a bunch of chords other than their standard power chords. I think it was mid-tempo, and wasn't even that good of a party song. A chord would be played 3 or 4 times and would be silenced for the rest of the measure.
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Jul 21, 2010 17:52
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saXO4SzDj7Y Where's the guitar from?
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Dec 4, 2014 01:53
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O GOD IT HURTS I was watching Mr. Plinkett's Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull review and I need to know a song used for background music: https://youtu.be/-zphhfHon_I?t=562 I know I know that funky guitar riff, what the hell is it? It plays for a few minutes. If you rewind from the point I posted, I believe you can hear some of the beginning of the song. Please help. And thanks in advance.
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Aug 27, 2016 00:57
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So, I know the songs, but I can't find a way to purchase the mp3s. I've searched extensively.... I don't think I've ever had this problem before. The artist and album are titled: Lisa Burns, released in 1978 on MCA Records. It's really bugging me because I heard a song on the radio, "Slow Burn" and I can't find the audio anywhere online. I discovered it when my alarm clock radio was set to a random station. I woke up to When You Walk in the Room (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsWJVB6Dtvw) and then they played the other song, it had a cool, driving drum intro. But mostly, I just adore her warbly voice. Anyone know how I can get the album? Here's a brief article about the album that I found.
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