Decades Feeder Bracket - 1963 Championship

Started by MetalDog, July 08, 2017, 11:35:26 PM

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MetalDog

The Beatles hate already begins.  I can feel it.  Bubbling under.  You all are going to make Paul wish he really was dead, won't you?  Jk.  Good to see two really well known songs facing off.  Even though I am pretty sure of the winner, it does my heart good to see you folks seem to have decent taste buds on occasion.


The 4/6




And the One Song to Rule Them All is Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones


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MetalDog

I used to know almost all of the "clues."
And the One Song to Rule Them All is Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones


"If its a Balrog, I don't think you get an option to not consent......." - bob

Staggerwing

Quote from: Steelgrave on July 09, 2017, 10:16:05 AM
The Walrus is Paul.....   8)

You mean Billy Shears. Or was it Billy Campbell?
Vituð ér enn - eða hvat?  -Voluspa

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'When searching for a meaningful embrace, sometimes my self respect took second place' -Iggy Pop, Cry for Love

... this will go down on your permanent record... -the Violent Femmes, 'Kiss Off'-

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I got my time machine, got my 'electronic dream!"
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MetalDog

And the winner is.....Be My Baby!  Had a feeling it might turn out that way when that song kept racking up big vote totals.  Thanks for playing along folks!
And the One Song to Rule Them All is Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones


"If its a Balrog, I don't think you get an option to not consent......." - bob

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