The LEGENDARY 12 Song Album Game!

[Calamity Jane]

we all heart you, MarcO....thanks for the organizational coup-de-grace, coup-d'etat, tour-de-force, tour-de-france, etc. etc!!!

[StaggerLee]

Songs of the Werewolf: Songs about being part human, part something else:

1. Oysterhead - Mr. Oysterhead

2. Henry Rollins - Hot Animal Machine

3. ALO - Shapeshifter

4. Warren Zevon - Werewolves Of London

5. Talking Heads - Television Man

6. Five Man Electrical Band - Werewolf

7. The Flaming Lips - The Wizard Turns On... The Giant Silver Flashlight and Puts on His Werewolf Mocc

8. Styx - Mr. Roboto

9. Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

10. The Misfits - I Turned into a Martian

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[DevO]

Songs of the Werewolf: Songs about being part human, part something else:

1. Oysterhead - Mr. Oysterhead

2. Henry Rollins - Hot Animal Machine

3. ALO - Shapeshifter

4. Warren Zevon - Werewolves Of London

5. Talking Heads - Television Man

6. Five Man Electrical Band - Werewolf

7. The Flaming Lips - The Wizard Turns On... The Giant Silver Flashlight and Puts on His Werewolf Mocc

8. Dead Milkmen - The Woman Who Was Also A Mongoose

9. Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

10. The Misfits - I Turned into a Martian

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I just changed mine (#8) because this one is way more hilarious.

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Songs of the Werewolf: Songs about being part human, part something else:

1. Oysterhead - Mr. Oysterhead

2. Henry Rollins - Hot Animal Machine

3. ALO - Shapeshifter

4. Warren Zevon - Werewolves Of London

5. Talking Heads - Television Man

6. Five Man Electrical Band - Werewolf

7. The Flaming Lips - The Wizard Turns On... The Giant Silver Flashlight and Puts on His Werewolf Mocc

8. Dead Milkmen - The Woman Who Was Also A Mongoose

9. Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

10. The Misfits - I Turned into a Martian

11. Dr. Octagon - Halfsharkalligatorhalfman

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[MarcO]

Songs of the Werewolf: Songs about being part human, part something else:

1. Oysterhead - Mr. Oysterhead

2. Henry Rollins - Hot Animal Machine

3. ALO - Shapeshifter

4. Warren Zevon - Werewolves Of London

5. Talking Heads - Television Man

6. Five Man Electrical Band - Werewolf

7. The Flaming Lips - The Wizard Turns On... The Giant Silver Flashlight and Puts on His Werewolf Mocc

8. Dead Milkmen - The Woman Who Was Also A Mongoose

9. Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

10. The Misfits - I Turned into a Martian

11. Dr. Octagon - Halfsharkalligatorhalfman

12. Metallica - Of Wolf and Man

[NewRider]

new topic?

[MarcO]

reminders: updated theme list at the beginning of this thread now.

Also, let's try to please NUMBER the threads from now on please. Thanks!

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204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

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[djmelbatoast]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

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[Hartamophone]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

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[MarcO]

I for one LOVE Dave Matthews (and really don't get the hate for such a good band), so no hate here brother.

Nice song too.

[phishtaper]

the DMB phenomenon is interesting. cool went to uncool pretty quickly in the mid/late-90s. my problem with DMB shows had 99% to do with the drunk frat boy / screaming teen girl crowds and 1% to do with the band's admittedly more commercial musical direction. i really like DMB too, but almost feel like too many people snuck into a private party here, and i feel guilty about feeling that way. my first DMB show was at the concert hall in toronto. far cry from giant stadium.

[NewRider]

my problem with DMB shows had 99% to do with the drunk frat boy / screaming teen girl crowds and 1% to do with the band's admittedly more commercial musical direction.

Ditto... well, that and dumping their shit on people.

[Hartamophone]

phishtaper, I think that private party analogy is great, and really sums up the issues a lot of people have with the scene surrounding the band. It pisses me off no end when people dump on the band, and when asked to explain all they have to offer are complaints about the fans (valid though they may be) and nothing about the actually musicians. I feel as though a lot of the people who hate on the band would rave about them if they were to stumble on them in a bar somewhere.

The last couple of albums haven't done it for me (I haven't actually bought them, but I'm going on the tunes I've heard), but I still go out and see them when I can. The shows still entertain me, and I almost feel like I owe it to them out of sheer loyalty.

[MarcO]

my first DMB show was at the concert hall in toronto. far cry from giant stadium.

me too, and I actually consider that among the best shows I've ever seen, by anyone. That was May 11, 1996 btw!

anyway, maybe a DMB thrad is warranted... me I'm off to the pub!

[Kanada Kev]

That concert hall show was great. It was the 25th anniversary of Bob Marley's death and they paid great hommage (sp?) to the man by playing a killer EXODUS.

I had gotten into DMB via the internet in 1994 though a connection in Virginia. Ordered a few CDs in the mail via Bama Rags. Loved it. Got a number of people hooked that winter and told them that this band would be big.

I tried to get the people i was with to see DMB at Lee's Palace in October '94 right after the Eric Clapton concert, but couldn't convince the gang. Bummer. I did end up seeing the band, and meeting them, in St. Gallen Switzerland in the summer of 1995 at a 3 day festival there. It was great. Nice guys. I've got some pics somewhere (non-scanned yet). We snuck backstage and also got to meet Joan Baez while Joe Cocker was on stage .

DMB started to fizzle with me not too long after. With their massive audiences, and musical direction, I chose to let others have my seat at DMB shows . Haven't had much interest in their recent albums either. I would like to see the band again sometime.

[Jaimoe]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

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[hamilton]

my first DMB show was at the concert hall in toronto. far cry from giant stadium.

me too' date=' and I actually consider that among the best shows I've ever seen, by anyone. That was May 11, 1996 btw![/quote']

Me three!

[Dr_Evil_Mouse]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend)

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[hamilton]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend)

6. The Beatles - Blackbird (Paul McCartney)

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[Hartamophone]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

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I'm going to be a prick here and challenge this one, for two reasons:

1. I'm pretty sure that both Brother Duane and Dickey Betts played on the track (an impression that is substantiated by the song's WikiPedia entry). As the theme title says the song has to have been played by only ONE member of the group, that would make this one not count.

2. This was the first song I thought of for this theme, but I didn't post it, for the reason I cited above. If I can't have it, then nobody else can, damnit.

Hugs and Kisses,

Hart

[geomouse]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend)

6. The Beatles - Blackbird (Paul McCartney)

7. Little Feat - Two Trains (Lowell George)

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Whoa, this is a tough one! but I'll throw this out because I would like to know if anyone has more info on it and would welcome the challenge for insight. I have a studio version of this with just Lowell George playing and singing with a rythym track. Could be a demo he did but not sure. The full band version sounds great too btw!

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204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

7. Little Feat - Two Trains (Lowell George)

I have a studio version of this with just Lowell George playing and singing with a rythym track.

What album was it released on?

[geomouse]

Dang I don't know. It was included on a mixed disc that Timouse sent me. Stay tuned...

[phishtaper]

204. Songs attributed to a BAND but featuring only ONE member of that band on it.

1. The Beatles - Yesterday (Paul McCartney)

2. Blind Melon - Life Ain't So Shitty (Shannon Hoon)

3. Dave Matthews Band - I'll Back You Up (this should be obvious, and feel free to hate on me)

4. Allman Brothers - Little Martha (Duane of course - original album version)

5. The Who - Blue, Red and Grey (Pete Townshend)

6. The Beatles - Blackbird (Paul McCartney)

7. Little Feat - Two Trains (Lowell George)

8. The Beatles - Within You Without You (George Harrison)

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[bradm]

There's a version of it on Little Feat's Hoy-Hoy! album, but I don't know if it's the one geomouse meant.

Aloha,

Brad