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GUYS, okay, there's a song that's like... classic rock or soft rock, I cannot think of who it is, it goes, "alll of my looove! all of my looove! all of my love, toooo youu." or something like that, what song is it?
Post by plasticpepper on Jan 21, 2010 15:25:34 GMT -5
When I first saw the tweet that said "sandwhich" I immediately assumed the misspelling was significant. Figured maybe we were looking for a song with the word "which" in the title or something. And then after the "sounds like" thing I wondered if it was "witch" - but now that we're apparently supposed to be looking at "Oh Boy" neither of those ideas makes sense. But still, food for thought.
Post by kkrrissttinnaa on Jan 21, 2010 15:27:38 GMT -5
Can we think of anything for "stars appear" that's space-related? Like, a band that seems kind of like a clear night, or something like that? I'm only good for interim logic, not actual guessin'.
When I first saw the tweet that said "sandwhich" I immediately assumed the misspelling was significant. Figured maybe we were looking for a song with the word "which" in the title or something. And then after the "sounds like" thing I wondered if it was "witch" - but now that we're apparently supposed to be looking at "Oh Boy" neither of those ideas makes sense. But still, food for thought.
confession- sandwich was to point you towards POOR BOY sounds kinda like OH BOY- i am not good at remembering the names of sandwiches. Title, not lyrics- if that helps.
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I want to add to the Rolling Stones crap and say that the B-side to "Oh Boy!" was "Not Fade Away" which they and The Grateful Dead...and Rush...and Bob Dylan...and James Taylor...and probably my mom covered.
I'm going to say this clue is pretty interesting given the above.
Post by plasticpepper on Jan 21, 2010 15:33:11 GMT -5
I'm still thinking we need to somehow use the clue for more than just pointing us to a happy Buddy Holly song, because there are several that could be options and each song could probably point to several acts. There must be something that narrows it down.
So, thinking of "Buddy when jolly" in relation to "Oh Boy," I see a few possibilities. ...Buddy is jolly "when you're with me" ...when Buddy's jolly "the world can see" ...when Buddy's jolly "stars appear and the shadows are fallin'" ...when Buddy's jolly "you can hear [his] heart calling" ...Buddy is jolly "tonight" because that's when he's gonna see his baby
(I know a lot of this has been mentioned, I'm just trying to make a clear list of the possibilities)
Post by Tripperfish on Jan 21, 2010 15:33:46 GMT -5
What about guitarman1420's earlier post about Andrew Bird, and how he said he couldn't find a connection...that would make sense with DJJD's new post saying "look for connections good work..."
Also, I was a lurker but now im not...hi everyone.
Well - you're gonna miss me early in the morning one of these days - oh ya well, you're gonna want me - early in the morning when I'm away - hey hey don't you know
Yes, you'll be sorry for the times I cried you'll be sorry for the times you lied well, you're gonna miss me - early in the morning one of these days - oh ya
Well, you know a rolling stone - don't gather no moss and you cross that bridge when it's time to cross well, you broke my heart - when you said goodbye and now the milk is spilled - but you're gonna cry
Yeah, early in the mornin' - you're gonna know that I was right - oh ya ya early in the mornin' - when there's nobody to hold you tight, oh oh oh
Well, you're gonna want me - want me back you're gonna miss the best man you ever had yes, you're gonna miss me, you're gonna want me one of these days, oh ya
Post by 3DeadStripes on Jan 21, 2010 15:34:27 GMT -5
How about the "Orange you" part? Like orange you glad I didn't say banana? Is there anyone in the thread posting with banana in their name? Maybe his guess plus guitarman would be it
So "All of My Love," references to the clue being heavy or hard to push out (lead/led), a reference to Robert Plant and the mudshark incident in an earlier hint...
I don't even want to think about it for fear of asking too much...
When I first saw the tweet that said "sandwhich" I immediately assumed the misspelling was significant. Figured maybe we were looking for a song with the word "which" in the title or something. And then after the "sounds like" thing I wondered if it was "witch" - but now that we're apparently supposed to be looking at "Oh Boy" neither of those ideas makes sense. But still, food for thought.
Well, confession- sandwich was to point you towards POOR BOY sounds kinda like OH BOY- i am not good at labeling sandwiches. Forgive me.
A poor boy is a fried sandwich, southern and usually, but not always made of fried clams....which leads us to.....
Post by plasticpepper on Jan 21, 2010 15:39:12 GMT -5
WAIT.
Buddy is happy "when you're with me," or, since I'm not Buddy, when she's with him.
...but we mentioned She & Him so long ago....djjd wouldn't have told us we were still suffering if we had the right guess and wrong logic, right? RIGHT?
Post by kkrrissttinnaa on Jan 21, 2010 15:39:38 GMT -5
Haha I think most of us read WAY too much into things DJJD says. He told us that po' boy was just for oh boy. I think the word "orange" might be significant, though. I'm sticking by my Band of Horses guess until I find something else though. Still looking!
They call me poor boy, poor boy, poor boy But I ain't lonesome and I ain't blue 'Cause I could never be a poor boy As long as I've got a dolly like you
Ain't got a crust, ain't got a cent Can't buy a jug, can't pay the rent I got a heartfull of dreams And a lot of memories And that's enough for me
Can't buy a house, can't buy a lot Ain't got a bean, I ain't got a pot But what I got is a heartfull of Love and memories And that's enough for me
Don't have a pig, don't have a cow I don't have a horse to pull a plow But what I got is a heartfull of Love and memories And that's enough for me _______________
Haha I think most of us read WAY too much into things DJJD says. He told us that po' boy was just for oh boy. I think the word "orange" might be significant, though. I'm sticking by my Band of Horses guess until I find something else though. Still looking!