Darkstone

8 hours ago, auslander said:

Jump by Van Halen and the Pointer Sisters.

Yep.

Here's another easy-ish one.

80's, two songs, one word...

Three sisters were hailin' a van.

On 5/7/2023 at 5:57 PM, Kristian said:

Here's another one.

The song starts out with the lead singer counting in the rest of the band, and they sing the chorus acapella.

Note: There is a little hint to be found in my previous quiz, and also (if you look close enough) a little hint in Darkstone's latest 

 Fuck me!!! It's "Mr. Big - Road to Ruin".

19 hours ago, Kristian said:

Here's another one.

The song starts out with the lead singer counting in the rest of the band, and they sing the chorus acapella.

Note: There is a little hint to be found in my previous quiz, and also (if you look close enough) a little hint in Darkstone's latest quiz.

I've got nothin'.

1 hour ago, auslander said:

In the spirit of Darkstone's previous one:

Where did Tommy used to work, and where does Gina work?

Tommy spent many hard days on the docks, while Gina was busting her arse in a diner, but hey, they're halfway there.

3 minutes ago, auslander said:

25 bucks but that is tonight's rate.

Correct.

Here's some more from " First to Eleven".

They're well worth checking out.

First to Eleven - I Was Made For Lovin' You.

I know many of you hate "covers", but I love 'em.

This is a great Hard Rock band that delves into many genres. Our stuff and modern stuff alike.

They've released about 18 albums or so and it's all quality. 

From the Musicianship to the very hot and talented Lead Singer. 

This is a small taste. 

While we're waiting for Kristian's confirmation, I'll add a new one.

Again, this is easy for you guys.

I apologise for the crude language, but how much does Lucy charge for a fuck?

6 hours ago, Doggy said:

Jim Manzie wrote some of the songs.

Do remember Darky the band Ol' 55, he was in that with Wilbur Wilde and Frankie J Holden.

I didn't know he was an Aussie.  Nice.

59 minutes ago, whiplash1972 said:

Radio Active Cats 🐱 

That makes more sense than my guess.

I think you've got it again.

1 hour ago, Kristian said:

Ok, I'm going to try and do one.

If this band had kids, it would be three british girls, singing pop songs just around the millenium.

Which band, and which British trio?

Hmmm, a tricky one.

I'll go with,

10 hours ago, nightingale said:

Oh Darkstone, you are the best.

This is indeed the song, which I was looking for.

I like this kind of music really much.

Could I ask you, if you maybe know some more musicians, which sounds like Jim Manzie and Stan Bush?

There's a few from that era.

I guess the first to spring to mind would be the great Robert Tepper. Another soundtrack specialist. 

These are two of the best tracks you will ever hear, if you haven't already. 

For fans of Bill Maher. I always have been.

This podcast started not long ago on YouTube and it's essential viewing. 

Basically on this YouTube podcast he invites people (some big names) on to drink, smoke weed and talk shit.

This clip is from his latest featuring Richard Dreyfuss.

It's hilarious watching Richard. He's completely of his nut. His deteriorating posture says it all. 

Can't watch the link you provided. It's a "private" video.

There's a soundtrack available for the "Tales From the Darkside" 1990 movie.

Is this the track you're thinking of?

7 hours ago, lettard said:

Warrant - April 2031

Yep, but that was an easy one.

Pending confirmation from Auslander, I think Whiplash was correct again, so I'll add a new one.

Another easy one for you guys.

Apparently in 8 years time we'll all have aluminium pillows.

Song/Artist? 

11 minutes ago, Captain Howdy said:

Not only that, but the name Sahara is still on the cover art for the debut album

 

Yeah, look above mate.  

10 hours ago, lettard said:

Well it still is written on the front cover of the debut album...down in corner  

I've always been aware of that, but didn't really think about it. 

I certainly didn't know it was thier original name.

1 hour ago, whiplash1972 said:

Last Action Hero? 🤔

I reckon you've got it.

7 hours ago, auslander said:

Another hint: The bass player had a name like a President.

Yeah, Whiplash already beat me to. 

7 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

On the subject of deserts, try this one.

A band who was initially named after a desert singing about underage sex.

Winger was originally called "Sahara" and apparently changed their name upon a suggestion by Alice Cooper?

Who knew?

Well, you and Auslander did. Nice one.

7 hours ago, lettard said:

Sahara?

Yep.

We've heard a lot about this recently. 

I'd be interested to see what it could do in the future with Melodic Hard Rock song lyrics and possibly melodies.

Thoughts?

We could be looking at music from specific genres being created robotically.

Of course when it comes to "our music", we've already experienced this.

We know it as "ChatADV".

17 hours ago, auslander said:

I have two types of snakes as members and my best known song sounds like a dessert.

Okay, you've mentioned a dessert, but what about a "Desert" by the upper house of Parliament? 

This is an easy one.