I feel like I win when I lose

[venta]

I've had a fabulous idea. Everyone likes lyrics quizzes, right ? Well, nearly everyone. But they take time to write...

So, what we need is the self-writing lyrics quiz. But that's not the kind of thing that automated systems are good at. Instead, how about a cooperative effort where everyone does a little bit ? You fill in one lyric in the poll below, you fill in the answer, and by tomorrow we'll have enough for a proper quiz (and everyone will get at least one correct). I'll post it up on Friday afternoon, which is the right and proper time for such timewasting nonsense.

So:

• Be correct. At least have a little google and make sure you've got the words right.


• Don't be too obscure. Even if that band from Brighton are brilliant, don't use a line of theirs if there's not a good chance that a decent number of people will have heard of it.

I expect from the known readership here that we're mostly after rock, pop, indie or gothy stuff. If there's a secret clutch of hiphop fans out there, shout up.

On with the show!

[Poll #1443308]

Comments

[d-floorlandmine.livejournal.com]

Damn, now I've got to think of a lyric. Which I probably haven't used in one of my own lyrics quizzes (although it's been a while since I did one). [grin] And isn't either a) too obscure or b) too easy.

Looking forward to only getting my own question right! [grin]

[venta.livejournal.com]

Submit an easy question! People will be so delighted to be able to answer two you'll become everyone's favourite person :)

[d-floorlandmine.livejournal.com]

Submitted! Not sure how easy, though.

Oh, and heard on the radio last night that John Jones (of Oysterband) and Rachael McShane (of Bellowhead) have both released solo albums ... [grin]