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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:30

Originally posted by tuxon tuxon wrote:

Nolan's roofless saga
a song for all seasons - Renaissance,

 twas difficult I must say

any takers on Kermit's Arabian Face

I like this game

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SmileI'll work on "Kermit," but here's one for you (and others) in the meantime:

EAT FRIPP ROT FACE HEREDead

EmbarrassedToo grotesque for your delicate constitution? Perhaps this re-arrangement (of the same prog album) will be more palatable:

CHEAPER TEA TRIP OFFERSmile
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Points: 5502 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 18:45
Nolan's roofless saga
a song for all seasons - Renaissance,

 twas difficult I must say

any takers on Kermit's Arabian Face

I like this game
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Points: 5502 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 11:52
Can't figure out Nolan's roofless saga yet.

some possible words, maybe that helps someone else getting started

song(s)
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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 08:12
Originally posted by Matti Matti wrote:

 Well, isn't it funny when they remind of something else? It's part of the fun in making them. In that style:         (I'm working on yours, Peter. What's "Oaf"? Meant it to be "of a" perhaps?)

Nolan's Roofless Saga

P.S. DT album was Train of Thought - I found it out soon after my comment yesterday.

An "oaf" is a clumsy fool or a buffoon  -- they are all real words.Stern Smile

Good work, Detective Tux!Clap

That's right - Book of Invasions, by Ireland's Horslips.Thumbs Up



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HORSLIPS

Vino Boon Oaf Kiss: A Celtic Symphony

1976
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Horslips - Book of Invasions: A Celtic Symphony CD album cover 4.3
Excellent addition to any
prog music collection

Track listing
1ST Movement - Geantrai
1. Daybreak
2. March into Trouble
3. Trouble with A Capital "T"
4. The Power And The Glory
5. The Rocks Remain
6. Dusk
7. Sword of Light
8. Dark
2ND Movement - Goltrai
9. Warm Sweet Breath Of Love
10. Fantasia - My Lagan Love
11. King Of Morning, Queen Of Day
3RD Movement - Suantrai
12. Sideways To The Sun
13. Drive The Cold Winter Away
14. Ride To Hell

Line-up
- Charles O'Connor / fiddle, mandolin, concertina, vocals
- Jim Lockhart / keyboards, flute, whistles
- Barry Devlin / bass, vocals
- John Fean / guitar, vocals
- Eamon Carr / drums, percussion

Releases informations
LP Horslips Records MOO12 (1976) / CD Outlet 012 (1989) / CD Edsel 667 (2000)


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Kermit's Arabian Face


stil working on the previous ones, but this one is next
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 Well, isn't it funny when they remind of something else? It's part of the fun in making them. In that style:         (I'm working on yours, Peter. What's "Oaf"? Meant it to be "of a" perhaps?)

Nolan's Roofless Saga

P.S. DT album was Train of Thought - I found it out soon after my comment yesterday.



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OK, try this then -- a classic from a classic, lesser-known band:

VINO BOON OAF KISS

 

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Originally posted by tuxon tuxon wrote:

A Fright Hunt Too, indeed is from Dream Theater

 

Pawns never mate, has nothing to do with Peter Hamill, of course Pawn hearts and Fool's mate give it a Hammillish touch, but that is coincidental

Rush: PERMANENT WAVES

 

some more of the same band as Pawns never mate;

 

O, we kill Great fans

A FAREWELL TO KINGS

Spuming evictor.

MOVING PICTURES

 

now hurry up and solve these easy ones

Nice ones, Tux. Now hang on, and I'll make some up....Big smile
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A Fright Hunt Too, indeed is from Dream Theater

 

Pawns never mate, has nothing to do with Peter Hamill, of course Pawn hearts and Fool's mate give it a Hammillish touch, but that is coincidental

 

some more of the same band as Pawns never mate;

 

O, we kill Great fans

Spuming evictor.

 

now hurry up and solve these easy ones
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1) Oops, my mistake. Well done, Tuxon.   2) So it must be something like Dream Theater...    3) Yes, very nice peterhammillish one! Now I let the others work these out.
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Points: 5502 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2005 at 03:50
Lucifer's friend was just reviewed, and I believe there was a topic active at that time also, so I innitially figured it wasn't that hard.

And Then there were three, I think you forgot then in the anagram, or it is another album I don't know


A Fright Hunt Too, shouldn't be to hard for the younger audience



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Originally posted by tuxon tuxon wrote:

A FRIGHT HUNT TOO ?
Risc Life Refund is not a very well known album I think, so it may be a bit difficult, BTW album has the same title as the bands name, mybe that helps a little

 

Risc Life Refund is LUCIFER's FRIEND - which I've never heard of! I just went through band names. Maybe we'd better stick to more or less well-known albums, don't you think? It's too difficult otherwise.

My new one: (probably quite easy)

TENDER WEATHER HERE
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MATH ROOM THEATRE


Atom Heart Mother

GHOST NOSE WOE = The Snow Goose

These where too easy Peter


A FRIGHT HUNT TOO


Risc Life Refund is not a very well known album I think, so it may be a bit difficult, BTW album has the same title as the bands name, mybe that helps a little

 

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Points: 9669 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2005 at 01:34

Originally posted by tuxon tuxon wrote:

Who's Ten Frogs Mood = Songs From The Wood


RISC LIFE REFUND

 

Workin' on it....Confused

In the meantime, try:

MATH ROOM THEATRE

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GHOST NOSE WOE Cry
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Who's Ten Frogs Mood = Songs From The Wood


RISC LIFE REFUND

 
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Originally posted by Matti Matti wrote:

Originally posted by Guzzman Guzzman wrote:

"Freud uses dafty soap" wasn't solved. I'd say "Days Of Future Passed" but that'd be wrong, wouldn't it?

That's it - hopefully there's no mistake in it.



Oops, no, 'twas my mistake!!
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Originally posted by Guzzman Guzzman wrote:

"Freud uses dafty soap" wasn't solved. I'd say "Days Of Future Passed" but that'd be wrong, wouldn't it?

That's it - hopefully there's no mistake in it.

Guessin' Lopana Tricks = Lark's Tongues in Aspic



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"Freud uses dafty soap" wasn't solved. I'd say "Days Of Future Passed" but that'd be wrong, wouldn't it?

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