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robh
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response 125 of 159:
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Oct 24 04:08 UTC 1994 |
There are plenty of British comic book heroes, Dan Dare comes to
mind, but I can't think of any musical types with that name.
Maybe Modesty Blaise? Maxwell the Magic Cat? >8)
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juggler
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response 126 of 159:
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Oct 25 22:01 UTC 1994 |
On the right track brighn!
This singer used TinTin as his middle name.
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brighn
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response 127 of 159:
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Oct 26 04:36 UTC 1994 |
Gee, thanks...
If only that helped. :-)
Any more clues?
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juggler
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response 128 of 159:
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Oct 27 09:41 UTC 1994 |
The Canadian band in question is The Barenaked Ladies.
Now, go find their second releAse and you have your answer!
,
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katie
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response 129 of 159:
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Oct 27 13:10 UTC 1994 |
I have both BL releases. Maybe I'll go check the liner notes.
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brighn
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response 130 of 159:
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Oct 27 17:49 UTC 1994 |
Phoo! I don't have any BL music.
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katie
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response 131 of 159:
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Oct 27 21:05 UTC 1994 |
Wonderful group.
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juggler
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response 132 of 159:
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Oct 29 05:05 UTC 1994 |
good taste katie!
Maybe we need a BNL item!
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carson
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response 133 of 159:
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Oct 30 11:19 UTC 1994 |
but that doesn't answer the question! and I don't have a clue!
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kimba
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response 134 of 159:
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Nov 2 03:39 UTC 1994 |
I, the ultimate Duran fan would know this! Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy. You might
remember his hit "Kiss Me" or "Icing on the Cake"????? Hmmm...next question...
This British group maintains a huge cult following worldwide while still
recording with a new lead singer. Their original lead singer, named after an
animal, now has a solo career. They had only one really big hit in the US in
the 80s. (Hint: it was a woman's name) Additional hints: They opened for
Rush once upon a time...the lead singer is sometimes confused with a currently
popular" grunge" group. I hope you all can get this one!
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brighn
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response 135 of 159:
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Nov 2 04:10 UTC 1994 |
Aaaaagh! I'm stumped, and probably shouldn't be. The only Brit with an
animal name and a solo career is -- ork, ork -- Seal, but I haven't the
foggiest what group he might've been in. Maybe UB40?
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kimba
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response 136 of 159:
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Nov 7 04:26 UTC 1994 |
No, not Seal, sorry. Actually I may have made this too difficult??? But I
can't think of any other clue to give you. Keep thinkin'!!!
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brighn
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response 137 of 159:
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Nov 7 06:11 UTC 1994 |
Nope, no ideas. Give us a song title or something!
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carson
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response 138 of 159:
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Nov 9 06:51 UTC 1994 |
British... and I don't know my Brits from my Yanks! argh!
Cat Stevens? wrong years. Snoop Doggy Dogg? wrong continent.
Smokey Robinson? I think the bear came after. hmm... I'll
probably never figure out the singer, but since we're supposed
to guess the name of the group anyway, I'll take a stab in the
dark and guess... Gene Loves Jezebel.
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brighn
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response 139 of 159:
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Nov 9 20:50 UTC 1994 |
I'm giving Kimba two more days to give us a clue, then starting anothyer
trivia question.
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carson
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response 140 of 159:
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Nov 10 10:04 UTC 1994 |
(sayeth who'sy? you haven't even ventured a guess!)
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brighn
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response 141 of 159:
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Nov 10 20:30 UTC 1994 |
(Yes, I did -- it was wrong. I can't go about guessing wrong, now can I?
Seriously, I don't know of anyone who fits the clues, and Seal was my only
kind of guess.)
The Fall matches a little, too.
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juggler
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response 142 of 159:
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Nov 15 08:02 UTC 1994 |
Marillion is th group...
Apologize for kimba not being on in a while!
Next question is up for grabs!
,
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brighn
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response 143 of 159:
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Nov 15 08:16 UTC 1994 |
I have a dozen of them, but maybe I should let someone else take it...
Anyone? Anyone?
Buehler?
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carson
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response 144 of 159:
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Nov 16 04:24 UTC 1994 |
<sigh>
these five young men from Boston were discovered singing for money
on the docks. name the original lead singer.
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robh
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response 145 of 159:
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Nov 16 10:06 UTC 1994 |
Peter Wolf?
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brighn
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response 146 of 159:
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Nov 16 23:33 UTC 1994 |
David Lee Roth? :-)
<brighn is truly stumped again>
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carson
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response 147 of 159:
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Nov 17 17:28 UTC 1994 |
nope, not Peter Wolf, not David Lee Roth.
here's another hint: their breakthrough hit was a song
written and produced by Ray Parker Jr., of "Ghostbusters"
fame.
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brighn
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response 148 of 159:
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Nov 18 03:13 UTC 1994 |
Brighn's Stab-of-the-day (tm): The Time.
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pphilipp
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response 149 of 159:
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Nov 18 22:36 UTC 1994 |
Could the band be _The Del Fuegos_? (They're an 80s band from Boston
anyway ... I think).
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