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Sue

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.

*Her Majesty The ........Queen
*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music

1 Year Quarters
2 Silhouettes
3 Nookie Guns
4 Dark Sunday
5 Warm Galaxy
6 Doggy Bark
7 Nun Toboggan
8 Unemployment Card
9 Msc. Bsc B.Eng.
10 Revolvers And Flowers
11 Spinning Rocks
12 Refinement Association
13 Hebrew Beginning
14 Pale Serpent
15 Babies On The Slab
16 Green House Plants
17 South American Instamatic
18 Easily Readable
19 Sobs In Panic
20 Japanese Crash
21 Bird Of Prey With Colic
22 Get Paste From A Tube
23 Mister Sinatra Is Off To Make A Film
24 Part Time Coppers
25 Youth Association At Whipsnade
26 Treacherous Vicar
27 Entrance Way & Horse Food
28 Unglossy Cinzano
29 Correct Commented Trueman
30 Orange & Champagne
31 Non British Person
32 The German Without Mary And Midge
33 Ready To Assemble Vegetable
34 Late Night Athlete On Deck 'C'
35 Identical Pair Of Sub Machine Guns
36 Both Of You
37 Sad Fur Coat
38 Hamlet Humans
39 Insanity
40 East End Revolutionary
41 Nuclear Cockerel
42 Throttlers
43 Merlin
44 Gorgeous Confederacy
45 Prosperous City Vermin
46 First Man Insects
47 Plasters
48 Desperate Trouble
49 Hard Of Hearing Wildcat
50 Igloo
51 Grafting Blokes
52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
53 Skinny Betty
54 Sibling Of The Bard
55 40w Bulb Band
56 Rub Out Midge
57 Fun Park Magnetic Effect
58 Aviation Strikers
59 Scrounge A Baby Cooing
60 Next Command
61 Barbers Century
62 Nosy Dead Puss
63 Metal Airship
64 Change Pictures
65 Tissue Shoe Tie
66 Cheerful Start To The Week
67 Big Band Moving At Night
68 Not A Good Firm
69 A Senior Teacher Speaking
70 Dirty, Breezy & Hot
71 Species Table J
72 Robert Peels Men
73 Jungle Swingers
74 Cabinet Makers
75 Creepy Crawlies
76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
77 Colliding Lips
78 Sea Blue Backdrop
79 Rotten Etiquette
80 Back To Normal
81 Butchers Bread
82 Eastern Problem
83 Triple Soaking
84 Armadas Oak Coat
85 Skinny Bond Character
86 Lads Area
87 Reverse Male Revolving In Top Gear
88 Coloured Sweating Capsicums
89 Single Blokes
90 Dark Carton
91 Centre Line On Street
92 Field Protectors
93 Obese Children
94 Wet Soil
95 GP Is Snagged
96 Palindrome
97 In A Hurry
98 Popular Doctor
99 Rising Sun
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Sue

Ridwan Hughes

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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Hello Sue, you wrote:

> Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
> Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
>
> *Her Majesty The ........Queen
> *Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music

[snip]
> 77 Colliding Lips

KISS, the only one I worked out.


Rid
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Darwin on IRCNet #amiga, ICQ 12819326

Sue

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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Ridwan Hughes <f...@ridhughz.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<yam7575.2604.1748303224@127.1>...

> Hello Sue, you wrote:
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> > Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
> > Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
> >
> > *Her Majesty The ........Queen
> > *Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
> [snip]
> > 77 Colliding Lips
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> KISS, the only one I worked out.

You're kidding.................
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Sue

Smudge

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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Sue shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
>Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
>
>*Her Majesty The ........Queen
>*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
>

I'll probably kick myself over the few I missed.

Thanks for an amusing hour Sue.


SPOILER ALERT

SPOILER ALERT

>1 Year Quarters
Four Seasons
>2 Silhouettes
The shadows
>3 Nookie Guns
Sex Pistols
>4 Dark Sunday
Black Sabbath
>5 Warm Galaxy
Hot Chocolate


>6 Doggy Bark
>7 Nun Toboggan

Sister Sledge
>8 Unemployment Card
UB40
>9 Msc. Bsc B.Eng.
The Three Degrees
>10 Revolvers And Flowers
Guns'n'Roses
>11 Spinning Rocks
Rolling Stones
>12 Refinement Association
Culture Club
>13 Hebrew Beginning
Genesis
>14 Pale Serpent
Whitesnake


>15 Babies On The Slab
>16 Green House Plants
>17 South American Instamatic

Aztec Camera
>18 Easily Readable
Simply Red
>19 Sobs In Panic
Tears for Fears
>20 Japanese Crash
Clash


>21 Bird Of Prey With Colic

Hawkwind


>22 Get Paste From A Tube

Squeeze


>23 Mister Sinatra Is Off To Make A Film

Frankie Goes to Hollywood
>24 Part Time Coppers
The Specials


>25 Youth Association At Whipsnade
>26 Treacherous Vicar

Judas Priest


>27 Entrance Way & Horse Food
>28 Unglossy Cinzano

Matt Bianco
>29 Correct Commented Trueman
Right Said Fred
>30 Orange & Champagne
Bucks Fizz
>31 Non British Person
Foreigner


>32 The German Without Mary And Midge

Mungo Jerry


>33 Ready To Assemble Vegetable
>34 Late Night Athlete On Deck 'C'

Dexys Midnight Runners


>35 Identical Pair Of Sub Machine Guns

Thompson Twins
>36 Both Of You
U2


>37 Sad Fur Coat
>38 Hamlet Humans

Village People
>39 Insanity
Madness
>40 East End Revolutionary
Cockney Rebel
>41 Nuclear Cockerel
Atomic Rooster
>42 Throttlers
Stranglers
>43 Merlin
Wizard
>44 Gorgeous Confederacy
Beautiful South
>45 Prosperous City Vermin
Boomtown Rats
>46 First Man Insects
Adam and the Ants
>47 Plasters
Band Aid
>48 Desperate Trouble
Dire Straits


>49 Hard Of Hearing Wildcat

Def Leppard
>50 Igloo
Icehouse
>51 Grafting Blokes
Men at Work


>52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
>53 Skinny Betty

Thin Lizzy


>54 Sibling Of The Bard

Shakespeares Sister


>55 40w Bulb Band
>56 Rub Out Midge

Erasure


>57 Fun Park Magnetic Effect

Fairground Attraction
>58 Aviation Strikers
Flying Pickets


>59 Scrounge A Baby Cooing

Kadgagoogoo
>60 Next Command
New Order
>61 Barbers Century
Haircut 100
>62 Nosy Dead Puss
Curiosity Killed the Cat
>63 Metal Airship
Led Zepplin
>64 Change Pictures
Altered Images


>65 Tissue Shoe Tie
>66 Cheerful Start To The Week

Happy Mondays


>67 Big Band Moving At Night
>68 Not A Good Firm

Bad Company


>69 A Senior Teacher Speaking
>70 Dirty, Breezy & Hot

Earth, Wind and Fire


>71 Species Table J
>72 Robert Peels Men

Police
>73 Jungle Swingers
The Monkeys
>74 Cabinet Makers
Carpenters
>75 Creepy Crawlies
Beatles


>76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
>77 Colliding Lips

Kiss
>78 Sea Blue Backdrop
Ocean Colour Scene
>79 Rotten Etiquette
Bad Manners


>80 Back To Normal
>81 Butchers Bread

Meat Loaf
>82 Eastern Problem
China Crisis
>83 Triple Soaking
Wet, Wet, Wet
>84 Armadas Oak Coat
Fleetwood Mac
>85 Skinny Bond Character
Boney M
>86 Lads Area
Boyzone


>87 Reverse Male Revolving In Top Gear

Bachman Turner Overdrive
>88 Coloured Sweating Capsicums
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
>89 Single Blokes
Batchelors
>90 Dark Carton
Black Box


>91 Centre Line On Street

Middle of the Road


>92 Field Protectors
>93 Obese Children
>94 Wet Soil

Mud
>95 GP Is Snagged
Doctor Hook
>96 Palindrome
ABBA


>97 In A Hurry
>98 Popular Doctor
>99 Rising Sun

--
Smudge

Maggie

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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Sue <sue.m...@lineone.net> spake thusly

>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
>Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
>
>*Her Majesty The ........Queen
>*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
>
>1 Year Quarters
>2 Silhouettes
The Shadows
>3 Nookie Guns

>4 Dark Sunday
Black Sabbath
>5 Warm Galaxy
Hot Chocolate
>6 Doggy Bark
>7 Nun Toboggan
>8 Unemployment Card
UB40
>9 Msc. Bsc B.Eng.
>10 Revolvers And Flowers
Guns'n'Roses
>11 Spinning Rocks
Rolling Stones
>12 Refinement Association
>13 Hebrew Beginning

>14 Pale Serpent
Whitesnake
>15 Babies On The Slab
>16 Green House Plants
Hothouse Flowers

>17 South American Instamatic
>18 Easily Readable
>19 Sobs In Panic
Tears For Fears
>20 Japanese Crash

>21 Bird Of Prey With Colic
>22 Get Paste From A Tube
>23 Mister Sinatra Is Off To Make A Film
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
>24 Part Time Coppers
>25 Youth Association At Whipsnade
>26 Treacherous Vicar
Judas Priest
>27 Entrance Way & Horse Food
Hal & Oates

>28 Unglossy Cinzano
>29 Correct Commented Trueman
>30 Orange & Champagne
Bucks Fizz
>31 Non British Person
Foreigner
>32 The German Without Mary And Midge
>33 Ready To Assemble Vegetable
>34 Late Night Athlete On Deck 'C'
>35 Identical Pair Of Sub Machine Guns
>36 Both Of You
U2
>37 Sad Fur Coat
>38 Hamlet Humans
Village People
>39 Insanity
Madness
>40 East End Revolutionary
>41 Nuclear Cockerel

>42 Throttlers
Stranglers
>43 Merlin
>44 Gorgeous Confederacy
Beautiful South
>45 Prosperous City Vermin
>46 First Man Insects
Adam Ant

>47 Plasters
Band Aid
>48 Desperate Trouble
>49 Hard Of Hearing Wildcat
Def Leppard
>50 Igloo
Icehouse
>51 Grafting Blokes
Men at Work
>52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
>53 Skinny Betty
Thin Lizzy
>54 Sibling Of The Bard
Shakespear's Sister
>55 40w Bulb Band
ELO
>56 Rub Out Midge

>57 Fun Park Magnetic Effect
Fairground Attraction
>58 Aviation Strikers
>59 Scrounge A Baby Cooing
>60 Next Command
New Order
>61 Barbers Century
Haircut 2000

>62 Nosy Dead Puss
Curiosity Killed the Cat
>63 Metal Airship
>64 Change Pictures

>65 Tissue Shoe Tie
>66 Cheerful Start To The Week
Happy Mondays
>67 Big Band Moving At Night
Orchestral Manouvres in the Dark

>68 Not A Good Firm
>69 A Senior Teacher Speaking
>70 Dirty, Breezy & Hot
Earth, Wind & Fire

>71 Species Table J
>72 Robert Peels Men
Police
>73 Jungle Swingers
>74 Cabinet Makers
>75 Creepy Crawlies
>76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
>77 Colliding Lips
Kiss
>78 Sea Blue Backdrop
>79 Rotten Etiquette
Bad Manners
>80 Back To Normal
>81 Butchers Bread
>82 Eastern Problem
>83 Triple Soaking
>84 Armadas Oak Coat
>85 Skinny Bond Character
>86 Lads Area
>87 Reverse Male Revolving In Top Gear
>88 Coloured Sweating Capsicums
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
>89 Single Blokes
>90 Dark Carton

>91 Centre Line On Street
>92 Field Protectors
>93 Obese Children
>94 Wet Soil
>95 GP Is Snagged
>96 Palindrome
>97 In A Hurry
Rush

>98 Popular Doctor
>99 Rising Sun
Japan

--
Maggie
http://www.kiwi.maquis.org/

Mo

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Sep 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/28/98
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In article <aT7m3DA2...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge
<smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> writes

>Sue shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
>>Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
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>>*Her Majesty The ........Queen
>>*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
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>I'll probably kick myself over the few I missed.

I was pretty impressed with the fact you figured out so many!

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>>1 Year Quarters
>Four Seasons
>>2 Silhouettes
>The shadows
>>3 Nookie Guns
>Sex Pistols

>>4 Dark Sunday
>Black Sabbath
>>5 Warm Galaxy
>Hot Chocolate
>>6 Doggy Bark

Bow Wow Wow

>>7 Nun Toboggan
>Sister Sledge

>>8 Unemployment Card
>UB40
>>9 Msc. Bsc B.Eng.

>The Three Degrees


>>10 Revolvers And Flowers
>Guns'n'Roses
>>11 Spinning Rocks
>Rolling Stones
>>12 Refinement Association

>Culture Club
>>13 Hebrew Beginning
>Genesis

>>14 Pale Serpent
>Whitesnake
>>15 Babies On The Slab

New Kids on the Block

>>16 Green House Plants

Hot House Flowers

>>17 South American Instamatic


>Aztec Camera
>>18 Easily Readable
>Simply Red

>>19 Sobs In Panic


>Tears for Fears
>>20 Japanese Crash
>Clash

>>21 Bird Of Prey With Colic

>Hawkwind


>>22 Get Paste From A Tube

>Squeeze


>>23 Mister Sinatra Is Off To Make A Film
>Frankie Goes to Hollywood
>>24 Part Time Coppers

>The Specials


>>25 Youth Association At Whipsnade

Yazoo

>>26 Treacherous Vicar
>Judas Priest
>>27 Entrance Way & Horse Food

Hall & Oates

>>28 Unglossy Cinzano


>Matt Bianco
>>29 Correct Commented Trueman
>Right Said Fred

>>30 Orange & Champagne
>Bucks Fizz
>>31 Non British Person
>Foreigner
>>32 The German Without Mary And Midge

>Mungo Jerry


>>33 Ready To Assemble Vegetable
>>34 Late Night Athlete On Deck 'C'

>Dexys Midnight Runners


>>35 Identical Pair Of Sub Machine Guns

>Thompson Twins


>>36 Both Of You
>U2
>>37 Sad Fur Coat

Blue Mink

>>38 Hamlet Humans
>Village People
>>39 Insanity
>Madness
>>40 East End Revolutionary

>Cockney Rebel
>>41 Nuclear Cockerel
>Atomic Rooster

>>42 Throttlers
>Stranglers
>>43 Merlin

>Wizard


>>44 Gorgeous Confederacy
>Beautiful South
>>45 Prosperous City Vermin

>Boomtown Rats
>>46 First Man Insects
>Adam and the Ants


>>47 Plasters
>Band Aid
>>48 Desperate Trouble

>Dire Straits


>>49 Hard Of Hearing Wildcat
>Def Leppard
>>50 Igloo
>Icehouse
>>51 Grafting Blokes
>Men at Work
>>52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
>>53 Skinny Betty
>Thin Lizzy
>>54 Sibling Of The Bard

>Shakespeares Sister
>>55 40w Bulb Band


>>56 Rub Out Midge
>Erasure

>>57 Fun Park Magnetic Effect
>Fairground Attraction
>>58 Aviation Strikers

>Flying Pickets


>>59 Scrounge A Baby Cooing

>Kadgagoogoo


>>60 Next Command
>New Order
>>61 Barbers Century

>Haircut 100


>>62 Nosy Dead Puss
>Curiosity Killed the Cat
>>63 Metal Airship

>Led Zepplin
>>64 Change Pictures
>Altered Images
>>65 Tissue Shoe Tie

Paper Lace

>>66 Cheerful Start To The Week
>Happy Mondays
>>67 Big Band Moving At Night

>>68 Not A Good Firm

>Bad Company


>>69 A Senior Teacher Speaking

Talking Heads

>>70 Dirty, Breezy & Hot

>Earth, Wind and Fire


>>71 Species Table J
>>72 Robert Peels Men
>Police
>>73 Jungle Swingers

>The Monkeys
>>74 Cabinet Makers
>Carpenters
>>75 Creepy Crawlies
>Beatles

>>76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
>>77 Colliding Lips
>Kiss
>>78 Sea Blue Backdrop

>Ocean Colour Scene


>>79 Rotten Etiquette
>Bad Manners
>>80 Back To Normal
>>81 Butchers Bread

>Meat Loaf
>>82 Eastern Problem
>China Crisis
>>83 Triple Soaking
>Wet, Wet, Wet
>>84 Armadas Oak Coat
>Fleetwood Mac
>>85 Skinny Bond Character
>Boney M
>>86 Lads Area
>Boyzone

>>87 Reverse Male Revolving In Top Gear

>Bachman Turner Overdrive


>>88 Coloured Sweating Capsicums
>Red Hot Chilli Peppers
>>89 Single Blokes

>Batchelors
>>90 Dark Carton
>Black Box

>>91 Centre Line On Street

>Middle of the Road


>>92 Field Protectors
>>93 Obese Children
>>94 Wet Soil

>Mud
>>95 GP Is Snagged
>Doctor Hook
>>96 Palindrome
>ABBA

>>97 In A Hurry

Rush

>>98 Popular Doctor
>>99 Rising Sun

Dawn
--
Mo

Jamie Harvey

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Mo (m...@ballam.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In article <aT7m3DA2...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge

: <smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> writes
: >Sue shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
: >>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........

Very well done those people, and what a great quiz.

So we're left with:

33 Ready To Assemble Vegatable


52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock

71 Species Table J
76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
80 Back To Normal


92 Field Protectors
93 Obese Children

98 Popular Doctor


And I think I've got 3 of them.

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33 Ready To Assemble Vegatable

Prefab Sprout

52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock

71 Species Table J
76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
80 Back To Normal
92 Field Protectors

Scarecrows (?)

93 Obese Children

Fat Boys

98 Popular Doctor

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Jamie
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Jamie Harvey

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Jamie Harvey (ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk) wrote:

: Mo (m...@ballam.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: : In article <aT7m3DA2...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge
: : <smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> writes
: : >Sue shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
: : >>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
:
: Very well done those people, and what a great quiz.
:
: So we're left with:
:
: 33 Ready To Assemble Vegatable
: 52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
: 71 Species Table J
: 76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
: 80 Back To Normal
: 92 Field Protectors
: 93 Obese Children
: 98 Popular Doctor
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: And I think I've got 3 of them.

Make that 4...

:
: v

Fine Young Cannibals

: 80 Back To Normal

Jamie Harvey

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Sep 29, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/29/98
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Jamie Harvey (ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk) wrote:

Talk about irksome...

: : So we're left with:

: :52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
: :71 Species Table J
: :80 Back To Normal
: :98 Popular Doctor

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: :52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock

Stop - Limit, 2 of them, 2 Unlimited? Nah.

Jock and Jock, Mac and Mac - Macs - Max, 2 of them - Bi

...Max Bygraves? Nah.

Of course it's Womack and Womack

: :71 Species Table J

Was there a Jay Birds? It rings a bell.

: :80 Back To Normal

Hmmmm... for alue that would be Garbage wouldn't it? :)

: :98 Popular Doctor

Not as simple as The Who surely?


--
Jamie
[']


Snuff

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Sep 29, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/29/98
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Gottit.

>: :80 Back To Normal

Status Quo

:)

--
Snuff
How much wood would Edward Woodward chuck
if Edward Woodward would chuck wood?

Ridwan Hughes

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Hello Sue, you wrote:

I wish I were, I'm crap at those sort of quizzes.


Rid
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Cartman: "BEEFCAKE!!"

Sue

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Jamie Harvey <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> wrote
> Talk about irksome...
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Is that all we're left with?? Been going through all the answers & I think
it is. If not, I think I now have them all so let me know if any are
missing - and thanks for that one goes to Mikk who was here briefly. The
answer to No. 71 is:

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Human League
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Sue

Smudge

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Mo shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

>In article <aT7m3DA2...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge
><smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Sue shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>>>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
>>>Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
>>>
>>>*Her Majesty The ........Queen
>>>*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
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>>I'll probably kick myself over the few I missed.
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>I was pretty impressed with the fact you figured out so many!

Just call me Mr No Life ;)

Well done with the rest, I knew I would kick myself and I did, hard.
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Smudge

Jamie Harvey

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Snuff (sn...@noemic.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: Gottit.

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: Status Quo

Hmmph. I tried that one and decided it wasn't right as
that isn't what status quo means.

How Things Are - would have been much closer.

--
Jamie, pedant.
[']


Jamie Harvey

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Sue (sue.m...@lineone.net) wrote:
: Jamie Harvey <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> wrote
: > Talk about irksome...
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: > : :71 Species Table J

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: Is that all we're left with?? Been going through all the answers & I think
: it is.

Were they all correct though? There were a couple of differences of
opinion I noticed.

: If not, I think I now have them all so let me know if any are


: missing - and thanks for that one goes to Mikk who was here briefly.

Well done that man, please pass on my/our thanks if he isn't
lurking.

People say that you can have too much of a good thing. But since
these aren't all that good there shouldn't be a problem. I've
been spare brain run time at work to some use and have got the
following:

1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)
2 Large Benjamin Rave Drug
3 Patel's
4 Cha Sunken Galleons
5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman
6 Jeez...That Bloody Sun God
7 Down Trodden Lupus
8 Child's Arthritic Digits
9 Quicken Method
10 Cable Free Bonce
11 Thankfully Deceased
12 The First Town
13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets
14 Pentonville Fandango
15 For Certain
16 Silver Black Gold Lock
17 Mash
18 Atmosphere Maker
19 Heroic Bum
20 E
21 Rip Plummet Bangs
22 Le White Pelt Problem
23 False Repeat
24 Not 'Arf
25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay
26 Too Much
27 One Laugh
28 Inactive Pill
29 Car Lifter's Offspring
30 Mr. Morticia
31 Hoover Sherrin
32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop

13 might be too obscure and 32 relies on my remembering
their name correctly. The rest just require the ability
to work out how my mind works. ;)

Beware of the pun.

--
Jamie
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Steve Thomas

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OK here's the easiest twelve
2,10,11,18,19,20,21,22,27,28,29 and maybe 30
BTW if I got it right Jamie, I lurve no 22
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>2 Large Benjamin Rave Drug
Ben E King
>10 Cable Free Bonce
Radiohead
>11 Thankfully Deceased
Grateful Dead
>18 Atmosphere Maker
Aerosmith
>19 Heroic Bum
Supertramp
>20 E
Ecstacy
>21 Rip Plummet Bangs
Teardrop explodes

>22 Le White Pelt Problem
Blancmange
>27 One Laugh
Aha
>28 Inactive Pill
Placebo

>29 Car Lifter's Offspring
The Jacksons
>30 Mr. Morticia
Gomez ?

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Steve Thomas

Kathryn Ghent

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>>97 In A Hurry

Oh Smudge the others I could forgive but has it come to this...
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Smudge

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Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:


>
>1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)

>3 Patel's
Cornershop.


>4 Cha Sunken Galleons
>5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman
>6 Jeez...That Bloody Sun God
>7 Down Trodden Lupus

Steppenwolf


>8 Child's Arthritic Digits
>9 Quicken Method
>10 Cable Free Bonce
>11 Thankfully Deceased

Greatful Dead


> The rest just require the ability
>to work out how my mind works. ;)

A miracle if we can do that.
>
>Beware of the pun.

Beware of the nutter more like.
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Smudge

Sue

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No 8 Child's Arthritic Digits
Stiff Little Fingers
--
~
Sue

Jamie Harvey

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Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

:
: Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:
: >
: >1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)

Female singer, for "In The Stead Of" think of letters signed
on behalf of others.

: >3 Patel's


: Cornershop.
: >4 Cha Sunken Galleons

Cuppa, what sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers?

: >5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman

Rubber -, , ex. of Killing Joke.

: >6 Jeez...That Bloody Sun God

A bit too unclear really. Someone *moaning* about the Sun God.

: >7 Down Trodden Lupus
: Steppenwolf

:) I'm impressed!

: >8 Child's Arthritic Digits

Sue's got it.

: >9 Quicken Method

Think in wocab.

: > The rest just require the ability


: >to work out how my mind works. ;)
:
: A miracle if we can do that.

I think it would be more of a curse actually.

: >Beware of the pun.


:
: Beware of the nutter more like.

:-p

12 The First Town

(Orwellian?) Don't think numerically.

13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets

How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
incarnation.

14 Pentonville Fandango

Not mine really and on consideration not at all obvious if you
missed the episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. Prison (war time)
and a dance style.

15 For Certain

Without uncertainty. They cite Madness and the Jam as influences
which is rather unusual for an American band.

16 Silver Black Gold Lock

Add the same word to each.

17 Mash

Pulverise.

23 False Repeat

Did Funky Town.

24 Not 'Arf

Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
Think doughnuts/polos.

25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay

Belinda Carlise, Jane Weedlin, etc.

26 Too Much

With N X lead singer.

31 Hoover Sherrin

A construction named after that president I assume, and a
mincing fellow often heard on Loose Ends.

32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop

I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.

--
Jamie
[']


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Steve Thomas (St...@stvtomas.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: OK here's the easiest twelve

: 2,10,11,18,19,20,21,22,27,28,29 and maybe 30
: BTW if I got it right Jamie, I lurve no 22

The group or the foodstuff?

Large - King (size)?

That wasn't the answer I intended but it almost fits as well.
The E bit's right but Ben isn't in the answer, it seems wrong
to have things in the clue which are in the answer. Though
Ben does appear at an intermediate stage....

: >20 E
: Ecstacy

The right answer pretty much but not the same group. Mine
had 4 fewer letters.

The rest were correct, which means they weren't all beyond
the minds of saner men. :)

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Jamie
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Smudge

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Richard Robinson shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>In article <RHMkCOA3...@bellona.demon.co.uk>,

>Smudge <smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>>
>>Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:
>>>
>>>11 Thankfully Deceased
>>Greatful Dead
>
>Grateful, please.

Sorry, spellchecker being operated without a brain.

>Or 'Dreadful Great', of course.

:)
--
Smudge

Snuff

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>>>2 Large Benjamin Rave Drug
>> Ben E King
>Large - King (size)?
>
>That wasn't the answer I intended but it almost fits as well.
>The E bit's right but Ben isn't in the answer, it seems wrong
>to have things in the clue which are in the answer. Though
>Ben does appear at an intermediate stage....
Aretha Franklin?
Disraeli Gears?

>>>20 E
>> Ecstacy
>The right answer pretty much but not the same group. Mine
>had 4 fewer letters.

XTC

>: >1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)
>
>Female singer, for "In The Stead Of" think of letters signed
>on behalf of others.

The Terminator rings the bell. The door opens.
"Sinead O'Connor"
"Yes?"
*blam*

Possibly.

>: >4 Cha Sunken Galleons
>Cuppa, what sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers?

T-Rex

>: >6 Jeez...That Bloody Sun God
>A bit too unclear really. Someone *moaning* about the Sun God.

Ramones

>12 The First Town
>(Orwellian?) Don't think numerically.

??

>13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets
>How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
>incarnation.

Kilburn Highroad ?
Are you sure?! :)

>14 Pentonville Fandango
Spandau Ballet


>Not mine really and on consideration not at all obvious if you
>missed the episode of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. Prison (war time)
>and a dance style.

>15 For Certain
>Without uncertainty. They cite Madness and the Jam as influences
>which is rather unusual for an American band.

???

>16 Silver Black Gold Lock

The Smiths


>Add the same word to each.

>17 Mash
>Pulverise.
???

>23 False Repeat
>Did Funky Town.

Presumably Psuedo Echo, not Lipps Inc.

>24 Not 'Arf
>Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
>Think doughnuts/polos.

Hole

>25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay
>Belinda Carlise, Jane Weedlin, etc.

Go-Gos

>26 Too Much
>With N X lead singer.

INXS

>31 Hoover Sherrin
>A construction named after that president I assume, and a
>mincing fellow often heard on Loose Ends.

Hmm I can't seem to get "Ned's Atomic Dustbin" out of your clues...

>32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
>I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
>from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.

Goombay Dance Band
Even with the help of AltaVista, knowing how to say it, and that their
hit was "Seven Tears", the exact name was not easy to find!

--
Snuff

Sue

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Jamie Harvey <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<981001232...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>...

> Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> : Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
> :
> : Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:

> : >1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)

PP Arnold

--
~
Sue

Sue

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> : >5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman
Johnny Hates Jazz

> 25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay

Go Gos?
--
~
Sue


Smudge

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Kathryn Ghent shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

Yes. By the time I got to 97 my brain was fried.
--
Smudge

Terrance Richard Boyes

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Jamie Harvey <URL:mailto:ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> : Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
> :
> : Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:
> : >
> : >1 In The Stead Of Mr. Swarzenegger (sp)

> Female singer, for "In The Stead Of" think of letters signed
> on behalf of others.

PP Arnold.

> : >4 Cha Sunken Galleons

> Cuppa, what sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers?

The Titanic :)

> : >5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman

> Rubber -, , ex. of Killing Joke.

I didn't know there was a post-KJ band!

> 15 For Certain

> Without uncertainty. They cite Madness and the Jam as influences
> which is rather unusual for an American band.

No Doubt.

> 17 Mash

Pulp.

> 24 Not 'Arf

> Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
> Think doughnuts/polos.

Hole.

> 25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay

> Belinda Carlise, Jane Weedlin, etc.

The Go-Go's?

> 26 Too Much
> With N X lead singer.

INXS

> 31 Hoover Sherrin
> A construction named after that president I assume, and a

Damn Yankees?

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I'm saying nothing and I'm saying it: -- John Cage

Smudge

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>32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
>
>I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
>from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.

Goombay
--
Smudge

Mike Harrison

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In article <01bdead6$e6dd36c0$e52d...@martyn.melvinlineone.net>, Sue
<sue.m...@lineone.net> writes

>Guess The Group.....Some easy, some a tad more tricky........
>Here's A Couple Of Clues To Get You Started.
>
>*Her Majesty The ........Queen
>*Picture House Tune.......Roxy Music
>
>1 Year Quarters
Four Seasons
>2 Silhouettes
Shadows

>3 Nookie Guns
Sex Pistols
>4 Dark Sunday
Black Sabbath
>5 Warm Galaxy
Hot Chocolate
>6 Doggy Bark
Bow Wow Wow
>7 Nun Toboggan
Sister Sledge
>8 Unemployment Card
UB40
>9 Msc. Bsc B.Eng.
>10 Revolvers And Flowers
Guns `n` Roses
>11 Spinning Rocks
Rolling Stones
>12 Refinement Association
>13 Hebrew Beginning
Genesis
>14 Pale Serpent
Whitesnake
>15 Babies On The Slab
>16 Green House Plants

>17 South American Instamatic
Aztec Camera
>18 Easily Readable
>19 Sobs In Panic

>20 Japanese Crash
Clash
>21 Bird Of Prey With Colic
Hawkwind
>22 Get Paste From A Tube
Squeeze
>23 Mister Sinatra Is Off To Make A Film
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
>24 Part Time Coppers

Specials
>25 Youth Association At Whipsnade
>26 Treacherous Vicar

>27 Entrance Way & Horse Food
Hall & Oates
>28 Unglossy Cinzano
Matt Bianco
>29 Correct Commented Trueman
Right Said Fred
>30 Orange & Champagne
Bucks Fizz
>31 Non British Person
Foreigner
>32 The German Without Mary And Midge
>33 Ready To Assemble Vegetable
>34 Late Night Athlete On Deck 'C'
Dexy`s Midnight Runners

>35 Identical Pair Of Sub Machine Guns
Thompson Twins
>36 Both Of You
>37 Sad Fur Coat
>38 Hamlet Humans
>39 Insanity
Madness
>40 East End Revolutionary
>41 Nuclear Cockerel
Atomic Rooster
>42 Throttlers
Stranglers
>43 Merlin
Wizard
>44 Gorgeous Confederacy
Beautiful South
>45 Prosperous City Vermin
Boomtown Rats
>46 First Man Insects
Adam & The Ants
>47 Plasters
Band-Aid
>48 Desperate Trouble

>49 Hard Of Hearing Wildcat
Def Leppard
>50 Igloo
Icehouse (?)
>51 Grafting Blokes
Men At Work

>52 Stop Jock & Stop Jock
>53 Skinny Betty
Thin Lizzy
>54 Sibling Of The Bard
Shakespeare`s Sister

>55 40w Bulb Band
>56 Rub Out Midge
>57 Fun Park Magnetic Effect
Fairground Attraction
>58 Aviation Strikers
Flying Pickets
>59 Scrounge A Baby Cooing
>60 Next Command

>61 Barbers Century
Haircut 100
>62 Nosy Dead Puss
>63 Metal Airship
Led Zeppelin

>64 Change Pictures
Altered Images
>65 Tissue Shoe Tie
Paper Lace
>66 Cheerful Start To The Week
Happy Mondays
>67 Big Band Moving At Night
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark

>68 Not A Good Firm
Bad Company
>69 A Senior Teacher Speaking
Talking Heads
>70 Dirty, Breezy & Hot
Earth Wind & Fire

>71 Species Table J
>72 Robert Peels Men
Police
>73 Jungle Swingers
Monkees

>74 Cabinet Makers
Carpenters
>75 Creepy Crawlies
Beatles
>76 Smooth Baby Carnivores
>77 Colliding Lips
Kiss
>78 Sea Blue Backdrop
Ocean Colour Scene
>79 Rotten Etiquette
Bad Manners
>80 Back To Normal
>81 Butchers Bread
Meatloaf

>82 Eastern Problem
China Crisis
>83 Triple Soaking
Wet Wet Wet

>84 Armadas Oak Coat
Fleetwood Mac
>85 Skinny Bond Character
Boney M
>86 Lads Area
Boyzone
>87 Reverse Male Revolving In Top Gear
Bachman-Turner Overdrive

>88 Coloured Sweating Capsicums
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
>89 Single Blokes
Batchelors
>90 Dark Carton
Black Box
>91 Centre Line On Street
Middle Of The Road

>92 Field Protectors
>93 Obese Children
Fat Boys

>94 Wet Soil
Mud
>95 GP Is Snagged
>96 Palindrome
Aha

>97 In A Hurry
Rush
>98 Popular Doctor
>99 Rising Sun
Dawn

--
Mike Harrison

Mike Harrison

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In article <RHMkCOA3...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge
<smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> writes

>Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>
>Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:
>>
>>5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman
Johnny Hates Jazz

>>8 Child's Arthritic Digits

Stiff Little Fingers

--
Mike Harrison

Mike Harrison

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In article <981001232...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
<ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes
>Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
>: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

>:
>: Attempting (and failing) to fill in the blanks left by Steve:
>: >
>: >4 Cha Sunken Galleons
>
T Rex

>Cuppa, what sits at the bottom of the sea and shivers?
>

>: >5 Contaceptive Loaths Mr. Coleman
>
>Rubber -, , ex. of Killing Joke.
>

(In another post)


>
>13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets
>
>How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
>incarnation.
>

Kilburn & The High Roads

>
>16 Silver Black Gold Lock
>

>Add the same word to each.
>

Smiths

>
>24 Not 'Arf
>
>Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
>Think doughnuts/polos.
>

Hole (a clue too far, methinks)

>25 Don't Stay Doesn't Stay
>

Go-Gos

>Belinda Carlise, Jane Weedlin, etc.
>

>31 Hoover Sherrin
>
>A construction named after that president I assume, and a

>mincing fellow often heard on Loose Ends.
>

Dam-Ned

>32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
>
>I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
>from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
>

Goombay (Gave that one away too)

--
Mike Harrison

Jamie Harvey

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Snuff (sn...@noemic.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: >>>2 Large Benjamin Rave Drug

: >> Ben E King
: >Large - King (size)?
: >
: >That wasn't the answer I intended but it almost fits as well.
: >The E bit's right but Ben isn't in the answer, it seems wrong
: >to have things in the clue which are in the answer. Though
: >Ben does appear at an intermediate stage....
: Aretha Franklin?
: Disraeli Gears?

What?

Umm, can't recall if anyone got this. Large Benjamin - Big Ben -
Bell. Bell E - Belly.

: >12 The First Town


: >(Orwellian?) Don't think numerically.
: ??

Alphaville

: >13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets


: >How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
: >incarnation.

: Kilburn Highroad ?

Close..

: Are you sure?! :)

Yep! :) See Mike's post.

: >23 False Repeat


: >Did Funky Town.
: Presumably Psuedo Echo, not Lipps Inc.

Well Presumed. Though Lip Sync isn't so far from fitting.

: >31 Hoover Sherrin


: >A construction named after that president I assume, and a
: >mincing fellow often heard on Loose Ends.

I think the Loose Ends hint is probably wrong, as he's on the music
quiz thingy not LE IIRC (now).

: Hmm I can't seem to get "Ned's Atomic Dustbin" out of your clues...

Even with Dam and Ned the answer waited on Mike.

: >32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop


: >I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.

: Goombay Dance Band


: Even with the help of AltaVista, knowing how to say it, and that their
: hit was "Seven Tears", the exact name was not easy to find!

Blimmey! talk about going to some effort! Is there a Goombay Dance Band
fan site then? :)

--
Jamie
[']


Jamie Harvey

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Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
: >32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
: >
: >I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
:
: Goombay

I knew if you had time to rifle through your record collection you'd
find it eventually. ;)

--
Jamie
[']


Jamie Harvey

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Mike Harrison (m...@merida.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In article <981001232...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
: <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes

: >Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: >: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
: >13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets
: >
: >How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
: >incarnation.
: >
: Kilburn & The High Roads

:) I thought I might not be the only one to have heard of them.
(and that it might have been guessable even so).

: >24 Not 'Arf


: >
: >Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
: >Think doughnuts/polos.
: >
: Hole (a clue too far, methinks)

I'm feeling guilty for having made too many of them too hard/bad,
so I thought I'd make sure the second time around.

So how many do you think you might have got without the extra
clues?

: >31 Hoover Sherrin
: >
: >A construction named after that president I assume, and a
: >mincing fellow often heard on Loose Ends.

: >
: Dam-Ned

With erroneous clue as mentioned else where.



: >32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
: >
: >I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
: >

: Goombay (Gave that one away too)

I had moments of misgivings about my recollection of their name
so thought I'd err on the safe side. I thought Gloom - No "L"
was rather good though I'm sure it's not original.

Thinking of music and you (is that Sal Solo in the background?)
I'll have to return your CDs, which haven't had as much of an airing
as I keep meaning to give them but I've found them initially
interesting and enjoyable.

--
Jamie
[']


Smudge

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Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
>: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
>: >32 Murk Xmas Barking Terpsichorean Loop
>: >
>: >I'm still not sure about this one, cheesy one or two hit wonders
>: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
>:
>: Goombay
>
>I knew if you had time to rifle through your record collection you'd
>find it eventually. ;)

Swine, that came from my memory.
--
Smudge

Kathryn Ghent

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In article <981004230...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
<ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes

>cheesy one or two hit wonders
>: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
>:
>: Goombay
>
>I knew if you had time to rifle through your record collection you'd
>find it eventually. ;)
>
Confession time - I once owned a copy of that
--
Kathryn Ghent


Jamie Harvey

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Kathryn Ghent (kat...@ghent.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In article <981004230...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey

Oooh dear. Credibility, window, out....

--
Jamie
[']


Karen Jones

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In article <981009234...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
<ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes
>: >

>: Confession time - I once owned a copy of that
>
>Oooh dear. Credibility, window, out....
>
Nah, credibility really flies when you own up to the first record you
ever bought and your "best????" friend gets it played in a pub/disco
type thing for you !
--
Karen

Alan Price

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On 10 Oct 1998 04:40:58 , Karen Jones wrote:
>>
>Nah, credibility really flies when you own up to the first record you
>ever bought and your "best????" friend gets it played in a pub/disco
>type thing for you !

Holst's Planets Suite? In a pub disco??

--
Alan Price
http://www.postern.demon.co.uk


Smudge

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Karen Jones shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....

>In article <981009234...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
><ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes
>>: >
>>: Confession time - I once owned a copy of that
>>
>>Oooh dear. Credibility, window, out....
>>
>Nah, credibility really flies when you own up to the first record you
>ever bought and your "best????" friend gets it played in a pub/disco
>type thing for you !

I am safe. The Wall, Pink Floyd. No remotely self respecting venue has
this.
--
Smudge

dawn

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>In article <5WB+WJAO...@bellona.demon.co.uk>, Smudge

><smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> >Nah, credibility really flies when you own up to the first record you
>> >ever bought and your "best????" friend gets it played in a pub/disco
>> >type thing for you !
>>
>> I am safe. The Wall, Pink Floyd. No remotely self respecting venue has
>> this.
>
>Hmmm, it's a good thing I'm not a venue then...
>
Nor me.
--
dawn
at holdway dot demon dot co dot uk

Mike Harrison

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Hi gang...

I posted a few articles over the weekend of the 9th/10th/11th Oct which
seem to have vanished.
I`ve decided to inflict them on you all anyway, cos that`s the sort of
guy I am...

----------------Reposted duplicate--------------------

(headers edited)
From mik Fri Oct 09 20:48:11 1998
Same Subject, i.e Pop Group Quiz

In <981004231...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey said:
: Mike Harrison (m...@merida.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: : In article <981001232...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
: : <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes
: : >Smudge (smu...@bellona.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: : >: Jamie Harvey shook the scrabble bag and this fell out.....
: : >13 Terminate Conflagrate With Lofty Streets


: : >
: : >How about Murder Ignite With Hello Ridden. Ian Dury's early
: : >incarnation.
: : >
: : Kilburn & The High Roads
:
: :) I thought I might not be the only one to have heard of them.
: (and that it might have been guessable even so).
:

Useless trivia has always been a speciality of mine.

: : >24 Not 'Arf


: : >
: : >Probably impossible this one, Not Half - but complete.
: : >Think doughnuts/polos.
: : >
: : Hole (a clue too far, methinks)
:
: I'm feeling guilty for having made too many of them too hard/bad,
: so I thought I'd make sure the second time around.
:
: So how many do you think you might have got without the extra
: clues?
:

Not many. I think I managed only one from the initial clues. My brain
either thinks "too cryptic, to the point of wilful obscurity" or "not
cryptic enough, to the point of duuuuuuuhh?"

:
: Thinking of music and you (is that Sal Solo in the background?)


: I'll have to return your CDs, which haven't had as much of an airing
: as I keep meaning to give them but I've found them initially
: interesting and enjoyable.

:
As you said you weren't very familiar with his stuff, I was intending to
compile you a couple of Frank Zappa sampler CDs. Unfortunately my CD
writer has started acting all temperamental(*) so this'll have to wait a
while till I get things sorted out.


(*) Actually, my whole (PC)system's been flaky for the last couple of
weeks ever since I fscked up installing Linux on a spare drive and had
to
resort to desperate measures just to get the damn thing to boot W95.

--
This is what we find...
The hope that springs eternal
Springs right up your behind.

Mike Harrison, back on the Amiga.

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from the Amiga vanish into "The Twilight Zone".

Mike Harrison

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Another one reclaimed from "The Twilight Zone".

From mik Sat Oct 10 00:02:30 1998
This Subject, i.e. Pop Group Quiz

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In <N0jdxcAO...@ghent.demon.co.uk>, Kathryn Ghent said:
: In article <981004230...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk>, Jamie Harvey
: <ja...@hornbeam.demon.co.uk> writes


: >cheesy one or two hit wonders
: >: >from early to mid '80s. The ....... Dance Band.
: >:
: >: Goombay
: >
: >I knew if you had time to rifle through your record collection you'd
: >find it eventually. ;)
: >

: Confession time - I once owned a copy of that

*Shameful* confession time that was, Kathryn.


--
The vermine is a small black and white relative of the lemming, found in
the cold Hublandish regions. Its skin is rare and highly valued,
especially
by the vermine itself; the selfish little bastard will do anything
rather
than let go of it.
-- Discworld wildlife

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Mike Harrison

If you let those TV preachers make a monkey out of you
Jesus will think you`re a jerk, and it will be true.

Kathryn Ghent

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In article <imDigFAE...@merida.demon.co.uk>, Mike Harrison
<m...@merida.demon.co.uk> writes

Re Goombay dance band seven tears

>: Confession time - I once owned a copy of that
>
>*Shameful* confession time that was, Kathryn.

It is good for your soul. Do I redeem myself any by telling the story
of how it met its demise?
--
Kathryn Ghent

The punishment which the wise suffer, who refuse to take part in
government, is to live under the government of worse men.

Mike Harrison

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In article <C3SuhAA+...@ghent.demon.co.uk>, Kathryn Ghent
<kat...@ghent.demon.co.uk> writes

>In article <imDigFAE...@merida.demon.co.uk>, Mike Harrison
><m...@merida.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>Re Goombay dance band seven tears
>
>>: Confession time - I once owned a copy of that
>>
>>*Shameful* confession time that was, Kathryn.
>
>It is good for your soul. Do I redeem myself any by telling the story
>of how it met its demise?

Well, I think you`ll have to now that you`ve mentioned it...

--
Mike Harrison

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