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I wasn't implying that he re-used the Brecht/Eisler song-title. Just that it was a coincidence that after combining the Cale and Reed title, you got an old Brecht/Eisler song. No implications were inferred and no offence was intended. It just seemed that the accidental discovery of an actual ...

threechordwonder wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024 00:25 Lou himself wasn't averse to reusing song titles. Phil M listed a few in his blog/podcast a few years ago, including "Wrap your troubles in dreams".

Unless, of course, he rediscovered all the titles independently (but it's quite legal to reuse a title and/or a short phrase).

Berlin 1919 Excellent,hidden in plain sight really. Made me chuckle out loud. I just realised that there really is a song titled Berlin 1919 - by Hans Eisler. At least that’s the English translation title. Lou himself wasn't averse to reusing song titles. Phil M listed a few in his blog/podcast a f ...

rnranimal wrote: ↑15 Nov 2024 19:59 Can we call the album The Blue Hockey Mask?

You just did. Kudos!

I'm invoking the mischief clause in Rule Three and introducing Nico to the mix.

Sad Song of the Valley of the Kings
Little Sister Ray

Mark wrote: ↑14 Nov 2024 17:51 Wild Child's Christmas In Wales?

Splendid ...

I'll start with these two.

Waves of fear is a man's best friend

Only time will tell it to your heart

Is anyone up for a little light-hearted banter? We can reunite Lou and John in song by following some simple rules. Rule One: Take the title of a song written or covered by John that ends with a word that starts the title of a song written or covered by Lou. Rule Two: Take the title of a song ...

simonm wrote: ↑09 Nov 2024 00:04 Yes! Thanks Michael, i didn't notice the post, and thanks for the Paypal tip!

Paypal is safe, so I wish I'd checked out all the options before I used a credit card.

However, I refuse to succumb to paranoia.

Whatever key it's in ...