cryptic band names

Parallel or 90 Degrees.

I knew Friede would get it.  Well done. 

Although I don't think the clue was hard enough.

Oh, it's your turn, Friede, although it's still Jake's turn as well.


Edited by Geck0 - July 29 2007 at 18:02

Geck0 wrote: Angelo wrote: I'm off to bed now, but tomorrow I expect to read here which of Euclid's 5 postulates you mean.... Assuming the 5th, but don't want to waste time if it's not. A changed it after I noticed... (besides, the answer has come in now). I meant "A Euclid postulate".

Gecko, I studied maths and was a child prodigy at it; I had already taught myself the maths of 13th grade (we have 13 grades in Germany) when I was still an 8th-grader.

OK, here goes mine:

The metaphysical opposite to Schroedinger's Cat.




Edited by BaldFriede - July 29 2007 at 18:15

Friede, I have a question to you. I saw once you wrote a certain surname as Suhrkamp, whereas it is stated as Surkamp here in PA. Some posts before yours in the same thread I wrote Suhrkamp, then looked at the band's page, and changed it to Surkamp. I also remember (I hope I remember it rightly) that the surname of Hermann Hesse's books was written as Suhrkamp. So, which variant is right?

BaldFriede wrote: Geck0 wrote: Angelo wrote: I'm off to bed now, but tomorrow I expect to read here which of Euclid's 5 postulates you mean.... Assuming the 5th, but don't want to waste time if it's not. A changed it after I noticed... (besides, the answer has come in now). I meant "A Euclid postulate". Gecko, I studied maths and was a child prodigy at it; I had already taught myself the maths of 13th grade (we have 13 grades in Germany) when I was still an 8th-grader. OK, here goes mine: The metaphysical opposite to Schroedinger's Cat.

Pavlov's Dog

Of course, Po90 are linked to VdGG in a way too, so I knew you'd get it eventually.

If Pavlov's Dog's correct, then here's my next band/artist clue:

Erasmus' (ape-portrayed) grandson who could wind up this apparatus in our current time.  Also a book.


Edited by Geck0 - July 29 2007 at 18:49

Fassbinder wrote: Friede, I have a question to you. I saw once you wrote a certain surname as Suhrkamp, whereas it is stated as Surkamp here in PA. Some posts before yours in the same thread I wrote Suhrkamp, then looked at the band's page, and changed it to Surkamp. I also remember (I hope I remember it rightly) that the surname of Hermann Hesse's books was written as Suhrkamp. So, which variant is right?   Thanks in advance.   Eugene

Suhrkamp is a publishing house in Germany. They published some of Hesse's books.

Atkingani wrote: 1800iareyay was the first to mention EASTER ISLAND... the sleep part was in italic meaning it's figurative, like the many Sleeping Giants shaped by the position of mountains.

Holy crap, I got it right?! I thought it would be deeper than that. All those years of not falling asleep in class have paid off at last

1800iareyay wrote: Atkingani wrote: 1800iareyay was the first to mention EASTER ISLAND... the sleep part was in italic meaning it's figurative, like the many Sleeping Giants shaped by the position of mountains. Holy crap, I got it right?! I thought it would be deeper than that. All those years of not falling asleep in class have paid off at last

Sneak your go in quickly.

OK, here I go again:

Power Station.

Battersea
Didcot
Windscale
Chernobyl

This could go on for ages.

However, I think the clue is indeed cryptic.