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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HORSLIPS Vino Boon Oaf Kiss: A Celtic Symphony 1976 Title information | Reviews | Buy Music

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) Book Of Invasions

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Can't figure out Nolan's roofless saga yet.

some possible words, maybe that helps someone else getting started

song(s)
of
for
season
fool

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

EAT FRIPP ROT FACE HERE

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

CHEAPER TEA TRIP OFFER

Peter wrote: I'll work on "Kermit," but here's one for you (and others) in the meantime: EAT FRIPP ROT FACE HERE Too grotesque for your delicate constitution? Perhaps this re-arrangement (of the same prog album) will be more palatable: CHEAPER TEA TRIP OFFER

Found it within the minute, coincidentally I was planning to do the same band. Leave it open for others to participate

I'll think of a new one myself

I'll provide the answer after work, if nobody else does

No time for a new one, I'll be back
 

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PAGAN FATHER OWED PEST TITHE

= PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN (Floyd)

what about     FINE WEEK, STOOPID NOAH   ? (classic stuff)

 

And this was Tuxon's yet unsolved from the previous page:

EAT FRIPP ROT FACE HERE/ CHEAPER TEA TRIP OFFER

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Fine Week, Stoopid Noah

In The Wake Of Poseidon,
 

tuxon wrote: A Fright Hunt Too, indeed is from Dream Theater now hurry up and solve these easy ones

Train of Thought.

Now:

I win, I want her dung...

Matti wrote: Tuxon:     Nurse, A Gram Vitriol (Still confused by this one... all of us?) Unless you fellow players have already got bored    to these anagrams, Dance, shout to ELP! = Please Don't Touch (Hackett) Oh, I'm the WWF Doctor.

Good one.

I'll be back with one for y'all.... 

OK, here you go -- a tad rude, I'm afraid :

RUB ME CROTCH ORANGE (CRONE BROUGHT R MACE)

The second phrase is just the first rearranged, of course (but not correctly). Now, see if you can get it without a hint.

 

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Peter wrote: RUB ME CROTCH ORANGE (CRONE BROUGHT R MACE) The second phrase is just the first rearranged, of course (but not correctly). Now, see if you can get it without a hint.

I think I need a hint here Peter