The MP3 Shuffle Game (Song Title Answers at Random!)

[Watchman]

EDIT: Never mind. Everyone's having Spam issues. All Spam and no play make Jack a dull boy.

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SURVEY A (and yes, these answers are freshly random, from my current batch of MP3s).

What’s your mating call?
---“Izuna" (Sigh)

How do you display patriotism?
---“Invocation” (John Zorn)

A jock insults you, so you yell back:
---“Humanity (Part II)" (Ennio Morricone) told you some of these make no sense

You arrive late for school/work, what’s your excuse?
---“Sanvean” (Dead Can Dance)

How do you try to impress someone you’re hitting on?
---"For Her Light (Dead But Not Dreaming)" (Fields of the Nephilim)

What do you take with your coffee?
---“Empire of the Sun" (Garden of Delight)

If you inherited a load of money, how would you spend it?
---“Sanity" (Killing Joke)

Where is pancakes house?
---“Malabarista" (The Black League)

What do you dream of?
---"Placebo" (Cliff Martinez)

What goes through your mind when you try on a new pair of shoes?   
---“Nekron Iahes..." (Rotting Christ)

This is your brain on drugs:
---“In the Eyes of Nature" (Swans)

How do you console someone who just had an abortion?
---“Haunting The Chapel" (Slayer)

You write a letter to Ben & Jerry’s, demanding this new flavor:
---“Supersonic (Dub Mix by F. Treichler)" (The Young Gods)

What’s your favorite thing about books?
---“About A Fire" (Nancy Sinatra)

Someone accuses you of being politically incorrect. You retort:
---“Gloridean" (Dead Can Dance)

What induces uncontrollable laughter?
---“Senses Alive" (NFD)

What are you thinking at this very second?
---“Itchy Bitchy" (Sleep Chamber)

And finally, a tribute to Christopher Walken:
---“The Valley" (Bill Wyman)

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Survey B:THE SOUNDTRACK OF YOUR LIFE
(Fresh answers again, plus commentary on some of them. Don't forget, share thoughts on some of your own answers.)

Opening Credits:
“In Fear of Fear" Bauhaus

Waking Up:
"Med. Lab" James Horner

First Day of School:
"Suicidogenic" Sigh

Falling in Love:
"Bad Bad Men" GWAR (Not my style. Not that there's anything wrong with that.)

Fight Song:
"Hun jord" Sigur Ros (According to Google Translator, "Earth"?)

Breaking Up:
"Death of an Analogue" Klaus Schulze (Wow, didn't know format wars could affect a relationship so much)

Prom:
"In the Kingdom of the Blind, the One-Eyed Are Kings" Dead Can Dance

Mental Breakdown:
“Slipstream" Killing Joke

Driving:
“Concerto To Hell" Christopher Young (Must be rush hour)

Flashback:
“It's No Good" Depeche Mode

Getting Back Together:
“Trains" Porcupine Tree (Romantic, or the lamest reconciliation ever?)

Wedding:
“Bad Day To Be A Rhesus Monkey" Cliff Martinez' Contagion OST (Someone wittier than me could make a great joke out of this.)

Birth of Child:
“Cullorblind" Skinny Puppy (Racial progression at the expense of spelling?)

Final Battle:
“Floating Sequence" Klaus Schulze (WTF? A floating battle? Whose movie is this?!)
 
Death Scene:
“Anywhere Out of the World" Dead Can Dance (Well, I guess if you're that eager to die, it doesn't matter WHERE.)

Funeral Song:
“My Pain" Triptykon (No! There's no pain after death!)

End Credits:
“jaHer" Skinny Puppy (WTF?)
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EDIT: Before I lock the thread, here's Barnes' entry which got marked as Spam:

Opening Credits:
Clean - Incubus

Waking Up:
The Judas Kiss - Metallica

First Day of School:
Want  - Lagwagon

Falling in Love:
Why? - Rich Kids on LSD

Fight Song:
Billy Boy - Miles Davis (?!?)

Breaking Up:
Free to Be  - 24/7 Spyz

Prom:
Spreading the Disease - Queensryche

Mental Breakdown:
The Tranvestite Hooker Incident - Doug Stanhope

Driving:
We Are the Involuntary - Underoath

Flashback:
Rotten Apple - Alice in Chains

Getting Back Together:
A Friend's Place - Issac Hayes

Wedding:
Street of Dreams - Frank Sinatra

Birth of Child:
The Pain of Separation - As I Lay Dying

Final Battle:
Lucretia - Megadeth
 
Death Scene:
Cold Day in the Sun - Foo Fighters

Funeral Song:
Lady d'Abanville - Cat Stevens

End Credits:
Garden - Pearl Jam


Interesting.

[Tripe]

THE SOUNDTRACK OF YOUR LIFE

Opening Credits:
Cry to Me - Heart You know, I like Heart and I'm bnot ashamed to say that, this actually works pretty well to begin a movie, especially if it features the younger Deschanel girl.

Waking Up:
Rock and Roll - Led Zep Again fairly decent really, nice hit the floor running kind of tune.

First Day of School:
The Last Song - Lynda Carter Yeah. Okay. Well I own a lot of Motown compilations and, in the 70s they put out some weird. ass. shit.

Falling in Love:
Enigma Variations - VIII (W.N.) Allegretto - John Elliot Gardiner (conducting), Royal Philharmonic Orchestra I'd maybe choose "In The South" instead but the Variations have a certain romanticism

Fight Song:
The Middle Kingdom for gu sheng, erhu, dizi, yangqin, pipa and percusion - Shan Di Orchestra The title sounds appropriate no? And it's  very Chinese sounding (being Chinese classical) but it'd be a fairly sedate slap fight more than anything else.

Breaking Up:
This Is Homeland - Nicholas Pike sort of gloomy since it comes from Sleepwalkers not sure it's the bes fit, unless one has broken up with a shapeshifter who's fatally allergic to cat scratches

Prom:
Rule Britannia - English String Orchestra, William Boughton (Conductor) Oh see that's quite awesome since when I hear Prom I don't think "School Dance"

Mental Breakdown:
Knockout Eileen - LL Cool J vs. Dexy's Midnight Runners Well, it's a mash-up which I suppose is a little crazy.

Driving:
Minor Blues - Django Reinhardt I'm driving, but I'm going to a nice country bistro with my chain smoking mistress, she's possibly played by the younger Deschanel girl.
Flashback:
Fellow Man - Kelli Ali Any flashback that features Kelli had better not feature much clothing.

Getting Back Together:
Piano Concerto #1 1st Movement - Michael Ponti, Piano, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Richard Kapp (conductor) Ok So a really dramatic/traumatic make up scene I'm thinking.

Wedding:
Missing You - Mary J. Blige See, I'm getting Married but I'm thinking of my chain smoking mistress.

Birth of Child:
15 Rounds For Jesus - Sister Wynona Carr The mother is having a bit of a hard labour, but is it my wife, or my chain smoking mistress?

Final Battle:
Girls and Boys - Blur The Battle takes place on Ibiza apprently.
 
Death Scene:
Going Up The Country - Canned Heat The Country being the Summerlands possibly

Funeral Song:
To Many Dicks On The Dancefloor - Flight of the Conchords Damn my horny brother, trying to score at my funeral, has he no respect?!!!

End Credits:
Beautiful People (live) - Melanie Like the Heart song, not really all that back and I also have no shame in saying I like Melanie.

[Watchman]

Okay, the Spam issue has been resolved, this thread is back open & the game is back on! Hope to see more entries.

A great result from Tripe:

Prom:
Rule Britannia - English String Orchestra, William Boughton (Conductor) Oh see that's quite awesome since when I hear Prom I don't think "School Dance"

  I guess high schools are the training wheels to RULING BRITANNIA!

Just curious, Tripe, how many national marches do you have on your MP3 player?

Opening Credits:
Cry to Me - Heart

Fight Song:
The Middle Kingdom for gu sheng, erhu, dizi, yangqin, pipa and percusion - Shan Di Orchestra

  Hmm, so if Lord of the Rings began as a chick flick...

[D.B. Barnes]

Opening Credits:
Clean - Incubus

Waking Up:
The Judas Kiss - Metallica

First Day of School:
Want  - Lagwagon

Falling in Love:
Why? - Rich Kids on LSD

Fight Song:
Billy Boy - Miles Davis (?!?)

Breaking Up:
Free to Be  - 24/7 Spyz

Prom:
Spreading the Disease - Queensryche

Mental Breakdown:
The Tranvestite Hooker Incident - Doug Stanhope

Driving:
We Are the Involuntary - Underoath

Flashback:
Rotten Apple - Alice in Chains

Getting Back Together:
A Friend's Place - Issac Hayes

Wedding:
Street of Dreams - Frank Sinatra

Birth of Child:
The Pain of Separation - As I Lay Dying

Final Battle:
Lucretia - Megadeth
 
Death Scene:
Cold Day in the Sun - Foo Fighters

Funeral Song:
Lady d'Abanville - Cat Stevens

End Credits:
Garden - Pearl Jam


Interesting.

[D.B. Barnes]

Okay, the Spam issue has been resolved, this thread is back open & the game is back on! Hope to see more entries.

NOPE!

[Tripe]

In the process of editing that post with comentry but:

A great result from Tripe:

Prom:
Rule Britannia - English String Orchestra, William Boughton (Conductor) Oh see that's quite awesome since when I hear Prom I don't think "School Dance"

  I guess high schools are the training wheels to RULING BRITANNIA!

Just curious, Tripe, how many national marches do you have on your MP3 player?

Well I do enjoy Rule Britannia, I actually have it as the end song of my running mix. I might be an American Citizen now but really I love RB.

It's not a march (though there are versions for marching bands) it's this version:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/qR_bJFpilu8" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/qR_bJFpilu8</a>

(I want Bryn's blazer)

I also have

Jerusalem,

Flower of Scotland

and

Men of Harlech (that one is actually a March proper. )

in my list of favourite songs.