13e Men In Black quiz - Zaterdag 7 Januari 2012 - Vilvoorde

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REEKS 10

1. J’aime regarder les filles (30) – Patrick Coutin (18)
2. Friday on my mind (41) – Easybeats (37)
Nevenproject: Flash & the Pan (25)
3. Short skirt, long jacket (20) – Cake (35)
4. Hard rock lover (1) – Mother’s Finest (4)
T: Zaalsolo: TEQUILA OVERDRIVE
U. TEQUILA OVERDRIVE – DE RECHTE BANANEN – DE KNELPUNTCLUB – FANFARE HEILIGE FAMILIE
5. Honky’s ladder (19) – The Afghan Whigs (35)
Frontman: Greg Dulli (31)
6. Set the fire to the third bar (24) – Snow Patrol & Martha Wainwright (21)
7. Tumbling dice (32) – Rolling Stones (44)
Album: Exile on main street (25)
! U: alle ploegen
8. Loungin’ (26) – Guru (& Donald Byrd) (20)
9. Party rock anthem (25) – LMFAO (ft. Lauren Bennett & Goonrock) (29)
10. You are a tourist (20) – Death Cab For Cutie (29)
Film: Magical mystery tour (15)
11. She cracked (4) – (Jonathan Richman &) the Modern Lovers (8)
T: SCARY MONSTERS – DE RECHTE BANANEN – STARBUK & SAM GOORIS – SYMPATHIE VUR DEN DUVEL
12. Jager Yoga (0) – CSS (Cansai de Ser Sexy) (6)
! U: The Ting Tings (14)
T: Quizmastersolo
13. Dirty diana (44) – Michael Jackson (44)
Album: Bad (37)
T: alle ploegen
U: alle ploegen
14. To the rising sun (10) – The Pebbles (12)
15. Merry (33) – Magnapop (32)

Hoogste score: SCARY MONSTERS 32/35
Gemiddelde: 19/35

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REEKS 11 : Video-Clips

1. Daydream believer (44) – The Monkees (42)
! T: alle ploegen
2. Keep your hands to yourself (32) – Georgia Satellites (21)
3. Weirdo (30) – The Charlatans (24)
4. The yeah yeah yeah song (25) – The Flaming Lips (32)
5. Close (to the edit) (6) – Art of Noise (28)
! T: met dank aan Scary Monsters voor de correctie.
! T: Beat box (11)
6. In want of something (28) – School is Cool (38)
7. Connection (23) – Elastica (28)
8. Flashdance (24) – Deep Dish (30)
9. Peter Pan R.I.P. (15) – Kula Shaker (11)
10. Kickstarts (33) – Example (23)


Hoogste score: SCARY MONSTERS 20/20
Gemiddelde: 12/20

[kasenco]

Casablanca begot....
Wist dat het een plaatsnaam was met een aantal a's in, schreef dan maar Alcatraz op (een nummer uit de mini-LP). Toen ze het blad uit mijn hand rukten, kwam ik plots op Casablanca, maar het was te laat

[Elke]

Ooh, dat zag er weer een leuke quiz uit! Als ik dat hier snel eens tel, zouden we zoiets van een 188 punten gehaald hebben, dus dat zou wellicht weer een Neil Sedaka-CD geworden zijn

[kasenco]

Ik had Close (To The Edit) opgeschreven, maar hieronder de uitleg uit Wikipedia:

Close (to the Edit)" was a single by Art of Noise, released on various formats in May 1984. It was closely related to their earlier single (and hip-hop club hit) "Beat Box", though the two tracks were developed as separate pieces from an early stage.

The first release of a version of "Close (to the Edit)" was as a nominal remix of "Beat Box" under the title "Beat Box (Diversion Two)". This was then re-edited and partly remixed with different effects applied, to become the version of "Close (to the Edit)" which appeared on the subsequent album Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?. Paul Morley's sleevenotes for the single simplify the relationship between "Diversion Two" and "Close", noting only that 20 seconds were "snipped out".

The song takes its title from Close to the Edge by Yes, and also samples "Leave It" by the same group. The single heavily features the recorded sample of a car, a VW Golf, belonging to band member J. J. Jeczalik's neighbour, stalling and restarting. The short spoken-word vocal performed by Gary Langan's then-girlfriend, Karen Clayton (who had also performed a similar vocal task on the single "Poison Arrow" by the group ABC, which Langan had co-produced). The "Hey!" sample - used in a number of songs most notably in "Firestarter" by The Prodigy and "Back in the Day" by Christina Aguilera (uncredited) - was the voice of Camilla Pilkington-Smyth.[1]

The single was released in the UK on what had become ZTT's customary array of formats: standard and picture disc 7"s, three 12" singles (one a picture disc) and a cassette single, each featuring a number of unique mixes. The many remixes were given their own titles derived from the overall title, including "Edited", "Closely Closely (Enough's Enough)" and "Closed". An extended version appeared on the album Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?.

The cassette single version, That Was Close, was a medley of a number of the mixes from the various formats, featuring Diversion Eight, Diversion Two, Closest, Close-Up, the album version of Close (to the Edit) and Closed. This medley lasted in excess of 20 minutes in length, repeated on both sides of the cassette, and featured the voice of caricature actor Chris Barrie. It appeared only in one other format at that time, a white label vinyl (which was actually pressed a bright green colour), and remained otherwise unavailable in any format until it was included in its entirety on the 2006 CD box-set compilation And What Have You Done With My Body, God?.

An edited version of this song was included on the Amiga monthly educational disk, Ready Robot Club. It took use of the Amiga's incredible sampling abilities, and many samples of the song could've possibly competed with samples used in the original song.

The single was Art of Noise's first major UK hit, reaching number eight in the UK singles chart.