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Re: Pictionary Small denomination, part of a euro, another word for a can........ Whats his most famous album ????'':banghead: |
Re: Pictionary His most famous album for me is ''Tubular Bells'', but I guess that's not the one YOU mean. Heck I really don't know....small denomination...cent....other word for can...tin and then Nelly, so centinelly...... AAAAAAAAAARGGGHHHH :hmmmthumb Sjeeeeeeez :idea: ''Sentinel" |
Re: Pictionary At last............ well done:arms: over to you celli. |
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But nice pictionary Scouser, I must admit. OK her is my song....and I want the performer as well..... Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary Old Lady? my a** :lol: Man On The Edge - Iron Maiden ? |
Re: Pictionary If this were Mastermind you'd get ONE pin :lol: And yes my a** is also old :cheesy: |
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'doesn't g"???? |
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Re: Pictionary Jimmy Cliff - I Can See Clearly Now Cliff Richard - Clear Blue Skies Cliff Richard - Higher Ground Cliff Richard - Wide Open Space Cliff Richard - Please Remember Me ;) Darkseed - Above The Edge Of Doom Robert Palmer - Close To The Edge Yes - Close To The Edge ???? |
Re: Pictionary The Who - I Can See for Miles? (and miles and miles...oh yeah) ;) |
Re: Pictionary Okay i first thought about Ain't no mountain high enough by Marvin Gaye, but maybe even more so River deep-Mountain high by Ike & Tina Turner |
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Re: Pictionary I do like your find "River Deep, Mountain High" Angel, but mr. Helanren got it right, although I must say that pasting the whole Wiki here in one post feels a bit like cheating to me :lol: It is ''Close to the Edge" from Yes. Spoiler: |
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Another song Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary Singing clergymen? The Dominoes? They are all different except for the two Do's. Hhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmm :thinking: |
Re: Pictionary I'm not sure they are different people, though, they almost look like they are all the same guy... |
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Spoiler: But who they are is not really important... |
Re: Pictionary One is green so I expect thats important. There is an Irish trio called "the Priests" but I don'y find any reference with the rest of the images. |
Re: Pictionary Yes, the green one is different. But why? |
Re: Pictionary He's the A or La note, I think ... is he a little bit sharp? Just casting around here. :) |
Re: Pictionary Not sharp in the musical sense, no (though I guess he may have to be in real life). What do the others have in common? |
Re: Pictionary The green one is a modern dressed priest, the others dress authentically. |
Re: Pictionary Not exactly what I meant, but you are getting warmer.... |
Re: Pictionary He's the odd one out ! |
Re: Pictionary :lol: Exactly, but in what way precisely?? |
Re: Pictionary He's green he's wearing jeans ???? |
Re: Pictionary Green/red as in yes/no, that was just to show he's the one you have to focus on. Wearing jeans is part of the answer I guess, but why would he wear jeans? And again, what do all the others have in common (and not him)? Oh, and ask celli what the band is (even if she doesn't realize yet that she knows :lol9:!) |
Re: Pictionary I thought the band was ''the Dominoes'', but I can only find Billy Ward and his Dominoes or Derek and the Dominos, and neiter has a song about a rocking priest (cause that's what I think it is). |
Re: Pictionary I'm getting very frustrated with this one:banghead: |
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Re: Pictionary I'm taking your Derek and the Dominoes and running with it, and I'm gonna guess the song is "Layla" - because he's not in full garb, so maybe he's what we call here a "layman" or "lay" minister, or one that's not official. (something like that.) And he's on the "La" note! :biggrin: |
Re: Pictionary Bloody 'ell rbud, if thats not the right answer it should be, you derserve points for just coming up with that explanation alone !!!!! great solving:nod: |
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One of Clapton's greatest songs of course Spoiler: You're up :jossun: |
Re: Pictionary As if I don't now that song! I have the album!! The song was inspired by Clapton's love for Pattie Boyd, wife of Beatle George Harrison. NEVER, EVER would have made the connection though, I can only say WAUW!!!! to Rbud for finding the solution and to Hel for thinking it out. :bow: |
Re: Pictionary yes indeed wow to the both of you, don't think i've ever heard of a layman before... you learn something new every day here :lol: |
Re: Pictionary Okay, got a SONG TITLE here, just gonna throw it out and see if it sinks or swims. (that's not a clue, BTW.) :) Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary No song jumps to mind :thinking: I see what seems like a drawing of a camel cigarette box, but with bottles (of water maybe) in it... I'm taking a wild guess here and go forDesert Rose - Sting. Taking the Camel as a symbol for desert, and rose as something special which is rare in the desert - like water. I think I'm straying a bit too far though :lol: :google: Came up with this song: Camel - Spirit of the Water. I think I'll go for that rather than Desert Rose ;) |
Re: Pictionary 1 Attachment(s) Beautiful picture! Lots of clues: - package of Camel but with 1 liter bottles (so not American :)) - spades in the corners - a special warning "don't buy this product look out look out look out": maybe something in the lyrics? but no ideas yet as to the hidden message.... Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water? Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary Nice reasoning, (and some good songs!) but no one's gotten it yet. Quote:
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And the "1 L." is a liter, yes...and sort of a sound-alike rebus-type clue. Spoiler: |
Re: Pictionary The Shangri-Las, Leader of the pack? Spoiler: (I think I just watched that song, searching for something else, either here or in another thread?) edit: maybe that was when searching for "look out" lyrics ;) Spoiler: |
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