Give me 5 songs... (ilx doesnt' like games much does it?)

It's kind of a mini-mixtape game. The idea is that somene asks for 5 songs for a certain situation/feeling/word/picture. The next person gives the songs he/she thinks fit it perfectly and asks for 5 new songs. And so it goes on... Hope I explained it clearly...

I'll start:

5 songs you would play to your grandmother to try and make her dance (assuming she's not dead).

1. "The Anal Staircase" by Coil
2. "Bite It You Scum" by GG Allin
3. "Women Leather & Hell" by Venom
4. "Rendezvous with Anus" by Turbonegro
5. "If This Gun Were Real (I Could Shoot You & Sleep In the Big Bed with Mommy)" by the Happy Flowers

bad day at the office, hon?

ilx doesn't like games much does it xp

figured someone'd post something like alex's list but it still made me lol

mission accomplished

Thank you Alex, I'm sure she'll love them.

So what do you want your playlist to be about, Alex?

5 Songs To Help Illustrate The Visceral Suffering Involved with Passing a Kidney Stone.

Pissing in a River - Patti Smith Band
Roll Away the Stone - Mott the Hoople
Stones in my Passway - Robert Johnson
Hurt so Bad - Little Anthony & the Imperials
I Don't Care About You - Fear

give me some songs about violence against your neighbors.

lol. Fuck... you picked such a difficult theme... here's the best I could do:

Guttermouth - My Neighbor's Baby
Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter - One Tin Soldier (The Legend of Billy Jack)
Bjork - Army of Me
Red House Painters - Kill the Pain
Camouflage - Neighbors

Give me 5 songs to loop endlessly while I run on a threadmill.

You're the Best - Karate Kid Strk
Hanging Tough - NKOTB
Eye of the Tiger - Rocky Strk
I'm a real American - Hulk Hogan Theme
You've got the touch, you've got the power - Transformers Theme

3 Songs that are 100BPM and therefore great candidates to be used for CPR training (where optimal compressions are at 100BPM)
(the two that are most popular are: Stayin Alive - Bee Gees and Another One Bites the Dust - Queen)

Sam Brown, "Stop"
Manics, "Faster"
Beatles, "Slow Down"
The Inmates, "Walk"
Loving Spoonful "Did you ever have to make up your mind?"

And now, 5 songs that'll push the hoover round your house effortlessly.

Xpost, or is that against the law?

Yours is so much better!

thanks.

Your subject should be the next one.

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got these from http://djbpmstudio.com

Vanilla Ice, Get Your Ass Up
Howard Jones, Bounce Right Back
Mariah Carey, Heartbreaker
Elvis Presley, Where Could I Go But to the Lord
Beastie Boys, Heart Attack Man

5 songs to soundtrack international picnic day! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_observance#June [citation needed]

Betty Boo "Let me take you there"
Billie Jo Spears "Blanket on the ground"
Eric Burdon and War "Spill the wine"
Rolf Harris "Here come the bees"
Buzzcocks "Oh shit"

now, "5 songs that'll push the hoover round your house effortlessly"

Salt N Pepa - Push It
Depeche Mode - Clean
Wedding Present - Suck
Herbert ft Dani Siciliano - Around the House
Kansas - Dust In The Wind

5 songs that could make the Dalai Lama and the Pope get up and party

Sebastien Tellier - Divine
Steely Dan - Boddhitsava
Fatboy Slim - Praise You
Lenny Kravitz & Mick Jagger - God gave me everything I want
The Lords of the New Church - Dance with Me

5 songs you would sing at a karaoke.

Starman - David Bowie
Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
Easy - The Commodores
Heard it Through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye
Crazy - Gnarls Barkley

5 songs you listen to while piloting a fighter jet deep into enemy airspace.

Pere Ubu - 30 Seconds Over Tokyo
Chrome - Abstract Nympho
Christine 23 Onna - Christine Hop
Fischer-Z - Battalions of Strangers
Boney M - Nightflight to Venus

5 songs you'd include on a mixtape for a college-aged, not-too-adventurous indie kid you've been crushing on

Arthur Russell - A Little Lost
Gene Clark - No Other
Time Has Told Me - Nick Drake
Sweet Surrender - Tim Buckley
I'm In Love With a Girl - Big Star

5 songs you'd like to hear after coming through a major, possibly life threatening operation.

Duran Duran: "Planet Earth"
Opus III: "Fine Day"
Mylène Farmer: "Libertine"
John Lennon & Yoko Ono: "Two Minutes Silence"
Stump: "Chaos"

5 songs with (in your opinion) an unexpected and fun rhyme somewhere in the lyrics?

(unexpected and/or fun will do obv)

way to kill thread, anatol.

Opening up for new request!

Half man, hald biscuit "Life in a bedsit" ("Marks and Spencers"/"Lech Walesa", and "Slash you"/"Hospital"
Julie London "Cry me a river" (Plebian/Me an')
Members "At the Chelsea Nightclub" (Late/Great)
Sex Pistols "Pretty Vacant" (All too much/Out to lunch)
Rotterdam Termination Source "Poing" (Poing/poing)

Mark, you can't solve the thread-kill and then institute a new one by not giving a new theme ;)

can so.

Oh alright:

Songs that mention the Beatles, not by the beatles.

how could you miss Burt Bacharach, I'll Never Fall in Love Again (pneumonia/phone ya)

1. "The Beatles & the Stones" by the House of Love
2. "All the Young Dudes" by Mott the Hoople
3. "1977" by The Clash
4. "One Down Three to Go" by The Meatmen (not sure they actually mention the word "Beatles," but that's who it's about)
5. "London Calling" by The Clash

OKay, my turn...

Give Me 5 Songs featuring Backwards Messages. Ready? GO:

1. Venom - In League With Satan
2. Iron Maiden - Still Life
3. Motorhead - Nightmare/The Dreamtime
4. The Beatles - Rain
5. Slayer - Hell Awaits

Ok a nice easy one: 5 songs that reference HP Lovecraft (or Cthulhu mythos)

Black Sabbath - Behind the Wall of Sleep
Electric Wizard - Dunwich
The Fall - Spectre vs. Rector
Fields of Nephilim - The Watchman
The Vaselines - Lovecraft

5 songs to help ease a hangover.

The Beatles - You Never Give Me Your Money
The Commodores - Easy
The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses
Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman
Teenage Fanclub - Everything Flows

5 songs with a flamenco influence.

Four Tet - Everything is Alright
Federico Aubele - Esta Noche
Sphongle - Dorset Perception
Santa Esmeralda - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros - Mondo Bongo

5 songs that would fit side by side with Hope Sandoval's Suzanne:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCXdnHa508M

Including Mazzy Star or another Hope Sandoval song counts as cheating.

hmm, it's easier to come up with artists who have that same reverb-drenched, pleasantly drowsy sound than it is to single out particular songs. well...

Jessica Bailiff - Swallowed (or maybe "The Hiding Place"?)
The Softies - My Empty Arms
Melissa Nadler - Stallions
The Shop Assistants - Somewhere in China (or maybe "All Day Long (Long Version)" or "It's Up to You"?)
The Aislers Set - Unfinished Paintings

5 songs with super-jangly guitars that predate the Byrds' debut (mid-'65) and aren't by the Beatles or Buddy Holly

way to kill the game eisenhower.

alex tried, you succeeded.