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Originally Posted by codybear
ok, scratch that one: how bout:
Ode to Joy - Beethoven
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you know - I was going after "Ode to Joy", but I couldn't find it WITH AN ARTIST...
I was looking for
Ode to Joy - Wiener Philharmoniker
or
Ode to Joy - New York Symphony Orchestra
But I couldn't find what I was looking for - which was just a little more specific:
Song: Artist: Conductor:
Ode to Joy - Wiener Philharmoniker / Willi Boskovsky / (record label) / (Publication date)
So it appears that the Wiener Philharmoniker never recorded Ode to Joy while being conducted by Willi Boskovsky - which is why I went with the Creed post instead - even though I could have used a different artist.
So now, Aage, my big question is:
Is the
composer acceptable under the rules of the game, in place of the performing artist?
I noticed in an earlier post (before I started playing) rebelstand posted "You are my sunshine - Jimmie Davis"
Quote:
Originally Posted by rebelstand
You Are My Sunshine - Jimmie Davis
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then YOU (Aage) posted "You are my sunshine - Beatles"
Quote:
Originally Posted by Aage
You Are My Sunshine ~ The Beatles
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and then in a later post, I posted "You are my Sunshine - Paul Rice, The Rice Brothers Gang, Decca records, 1939"
Quote:
Originally Posted by audiv8q
You are my Sunshine - Paul Rice, The Rice Brothers Gang, Decca records, 1939
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this one, by most being considered not only the original artist, but also the original songwriter.
So - it seems that there's no reason not to post the same song as done by different artists - BUT...
Can we substitute artist for composer/songwriter?
The rules, once again, say:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maybricks
Use a word from the song title or artist to make the next song title and artist.
It must be a track not the title of an album and you must not use the same artist in consecutive posts.
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Not "the next song title and
composer"
<sigh>
Am I being too much of a stickler here? I don't want to ruin it for everyone and have people get tired of playing - but... I am pretty "rules oriented" - except when it comes to myself - I don't much care to "play by the rules" much - except in a game - which is what this is...
I life...?
Well...
Aren't rules meant for interpretation? Or - "bending"?