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View Poll Results: On the river, I . . . | |||
Make an easy call. | 3 | 3.95% | |
Call, but it's very close. | 15 | 19.74% | |
Worry about the next hand, because EV-wise whether I call here is irrelevant. If I fold, I just make sure I take it into account next similar hand. | 2 | 2.63% | |
I fold, but it's very close (plus see #3) | 10 | 13.16% | |
Make an easy fold. | 46 | 60.53% | |
Voters: 76. You may not vote on this poll |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
A lot of N.W.A. songs are weak qualifiers (i.e., there are skits or talking before the actual song)...
F**k the Police Straight Outta Compton Express Yourself Compton's in the House |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
Jesus Just Left Chicago
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
The Misfits - Die Die My Darling
Stevie Ray Vaun - Mary had a little lamb System of a down - old school hollywood almost Alice in Chains - Man in a Box (starts "There's A") |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
Careful with that axe, Eugene...
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
smashing pumpkins - disarm
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
Grateful Dead:
Dark Star Sugar Magnolia Comes a Time Cosmic Charlie Lazy Lightning Loose Lucy Me & My Uncle I Know You Rider Going Down the Road Feeling Bad Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Saint Stephen The Wheel Truckin' |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
Frankly, Mr. Shankly -- The Smiths
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
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Beatles- Love Me Do [/ QUOTE ] Technically, the first words to the song are "Love, love me do" so it doesn't qualify. |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
El D,
I concede that 50% was an exaggeration. However, a song that uses its first line or word for its title is still nothing new or special. You're welcome to discount classical music as unimportant or irrelevant, but the practice has been going on for hundreds of years and is still common today. What might be more interesting is naming lyical songs where their title (or a close derivative) is never sung, since that is far less common. |
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Re: songs where the first word(s) is/are the song title. .
A tougher one is name a song whose title is said once, and are the last words spoken. I know of only 3 songs like this, all by British bands.
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