Let's try this without line breaks I put together a set of 31 covers, on which to test people. In all, I ran two games. The first was won by David Murphy, who took home Musik Taglog Bersion, Volume Two. Let's just say that, I played one track for the room....it was a cover of Barbie Girl, by Aqua....and not in English. The second game was won by Greg Sorenson...I decided to be generous and gave him the CD's I was using. Second place in each game got a cheesy cover casette that I bought in the 80s. One was Miami Vice, the other was music from Rocky movies. Dave Dorman got one, I believe. And I forget who the other was. In my opinion. the most amazing buzz belonged to Rob Long, who got the Bangles version of Hazy Shade of Winter off the intro, when the rest of the room could not even heard anything audible. Some of the most amusing misses, were people going through just about every female Motown singer for what tourned out to be Tevin Campbell. Now, here's the list of songs I used. I am NOT making copies for anyone who asks...some people have pull to get me to do that though, and they know who they are ;). The most disgusting/scary ones are probably 11, 23, and 24. Perhaps even more scary is that Napster and similar ilk was used to acquire only four songs in this set. 1. They Might Be Giants, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Nirvana 2. Melissa Etheridge, Leader of the Pack, The Shangri-Las 3. Bangles, Hazy Shade of Winter, Simon and Garfunkel 4. Frente, Bizarre Love Triangle, New Order 5. No Doubt, It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine), R.E.M. 6. Pearl Jam, Crazy Mary, Victoria Williams 7. Dr. John, Iko Iko, Dixie Cups 8. 4 Non Blondes, Bless the Beasts and the Children, the Carpenters 9. Indigo Girls, Tangled Up in Blue, Bob Dylan 10. Tom Jones & the Art of Noise, Kiss, Prince 11. the Brady Bunch, American Pie, Don McLean 12. Tevin Campbell, Keep on Pushin', the Impressions 13. Reba McEntire, Please Come to Boston, Dave Loggins, 14. Peter Gabriel, Suzanne, Leonard Cohen 15. Billy Joel, Dance to the Music, Sly and the Family Stone 16. Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys, Blue Yodel No. 7, Jimmie Rodgers 17. Eric Clapton, Border Song, Elton John 18. Tori Amos, Whole Lotta Love, Led Zeppelin 19. Shaun Cassidy, Do You Believe in Magic, Lovin' Spoonful 20. Jackson Browne, Redemption Song, Bob Marley (and the Wailers) 21. Toad the Wet Sprocket, Rock and Roll All Nite, Kiss 22. The Ramones, Surf City, Jan & Dean 23. Telly Savalas, I Walk the Line, Johnny Cash 24. Neil Diamond, A Groovy Kind of Love, The Mindbenders 25. Amy Grant, It's Too Late, Carole King 26. 10,000 Maniacs, Because the Night, (the) Patti Smith (Group) 27. Huey Lewis & the News, Blue Monday, Fats Domino 28. Al Green, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, Bee Gees 29. Randy Travis, Nowhere Man, Beatles 30. The Cure, Purple Haze, (The) Jimi Hendrix (Experience) 31. Beach Boys, Louie, Louie, the Kingsmen
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