h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I think from now, for the weekly questions, you can't repeat someones answer...

Bassman

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I'll leave the weekly question on for another week, because I reckon there are a ton more instrumentals...

J.J

Would "Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict" be classified as an instrumental?

I guess so, as it doesn't have any actual lyrics... Lots of unusual noises, but not really any actual words...

J.J

Lyrics: "Someone opened up the closet door, and out stepped Johnny B. Good"

The Pink floyd weekly question is still open...

Ooooh.... Back to the Future... it's .... er.... no idea.

Sorry.

Ricky Nelson, Garden Party

P

yep...

Lyric:"You had to have a white-hot spotlight"

Billy Joel- Big Shot?

Reads backlog....



Bassman

Yep...

Sorry folks, but there's this serious problem with my computer, and well... I might not be able to get online for a while when my computer is getting fixed...

Could I get someone here to be a 'quizmaster' for the time being?
If I get on, i'll read the backlog *sigh* and update everyone's scores...

J.J

I'll leave a quick question, which 99 out of 100 people ALWAYS get wrong....

Who was "Jilted John's" girlfriend when he became famous.



Bassman

Well, he had been going out with Julie, previously.

But then Sharon came along (as did Gordon!).

Next Question.

"The Bear","Blind Owl","The Sunflower" and "The Mole" were members of which 1960's/1970's American Blues Band?

I'm sure Justin would give extra points if you could give the band members correct names as well.

I guess that noone knows the answer to this (I certainly don't!)


Any chance of a new question?

P

The answer to the question I set is Canned Heat and the band members are as follows:-

"The Bear" -Bob Hite

"The Mole" -Larry Taylor

"Sunflower" -Henry Vestine

"Blind Owl" -Al Wilson

Was a bit of a tough one I set I must admit,so I'll try to make this one a bit easier.

Neil Diamond wrote the song I'm A Believer but which group had a number one hit with it in the 1960's?

The Monkees?

(Got that in my head for the rest of the week now!)

Next one, and my favourite opening line of all time,

Who sang

"he was trapped in a haircut he no longer believed in"?

p

No idea but I'd like to buy the man a drink. What an excellent line! I love observational stuff like that.

Billy Bragg - King James Version , or something? See, I did listen to your ramblings about random song lyrics weeks ago!