Different songs but with the same title

Reverend

Angel of death

Angel Witch
Thin Lizzy 
Slayer

For Whom The Bell Tolls
 
Metallica
Wasp

BloodEagle

stimpsonslostson said:

Rocker said:

One

U2/Johnny Cash

Metallica

Creed, Ed Sheeran, and Simple Plan 

Also the Bee Gees

fretmeister

Sanctuary

Iron Maiden
Ian Anderson


Sabotage

Beastie Boys
Desmond Dekker


Rock Me

Great White
Steppenwolfe



Prime Mover

Rush
Zodiac Mindwarp & the love reaction


Hysteria

Def Lep
Muse

stimpsonslostson

horse said:

Jump?

How high?

digitalkettle

stimpsonslostson said:

horse said:

Jump?

How high?

Ya brain-dead!

the_jaffa

You’ve got a fucking bullet in your head

FatPete

High Fidelity - Elvis Costello
Hi Fidelity - The Kids From Fame

EricTheWeary

Goldrush 

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 


Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

EricTheWeary

FatPete said:

High Fidelity - Elvis Costello
Hi Fidelity - The Kids From Fame

I can remember how the Fame one goes but not how the Costello one does. It's a worry. 

ICBM

EricTheWeary said:

Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

... Genesis, Travis and Wilkinson.


Here's a bit of a Popmaster question...

Name two artists who have a song title *and* an album title in common.

Neill

ICBM said:

EricTheWeary said:

Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

... Genesis, Travis and Wilkinson.


Here's a bit of a Popmaster question...

Name two artists who have a song title *and* an album title in common.

Is it Carole King and Don Mclean (Tapestry)?

ICBM

Neill said:

Is it Carole King and Don Mclean (Tapestry)?

Good call. Yes - although they're not actually the ones I was thinking of! Which are a separate unrelated album and song title, which possibly makes it an even odder coincidence.

EricTheWeary

Ghost Town

The Specials 
Kanye West

EricTheWeary

ICBM said:

EricTheWeary said:

Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

... Genesis, Travis and Wilkinson.


Here's a bit of a Popmaster question...

Name two artists who have a song title *and* an album title in common.

Blaze of Glory 

it’s a 1989 album and title track by Joe Jackson and a 1990 album and title track by Jon Bon Jovi. 

ICBM

EricTheWeary said:

Blaze of Glory 

it’s a 1989 album and title track by Joe Jackson and a 1990 album and title track by Jon Bon Jovi. 

Also not the ones I was thinking of! It’s obviously not quite as rare as I thought… although both Don McLean/Carole King and Joe Jackson/Bon Jovi are the same title for the song and album, which makes it easier.

Any more?

EricTheWeary

ICBM said:

EricTheWeary said:

Blaze of Glory 

it’s a 1989 album and title track by Joe Jackson and a 1990 album and title track by Jon Bon Jovi. 

Also not the ones I was thinking of! It’s obviously not quite as rare as I thought… although both Don McLean/Carole King and Joe Jackson/Bon Jovi are the same title for the song and album, which makes it easier.

Any more?

Another easy one ( I’m doing these from album titles although many albums don’t have title songs of course)…

Faith 

Album title and song for The Cure and George Michael. 

Lev

Valerie - Steve Winwood / The Zutons
Let me Entertain You - Queen / Robbie Williams
Crying in the Rain - Whitesnake / A-Ha
Bad - U2 / Michael Jackson

ICBM

No more takers for the two-title question?

OK then...

It's Big Country and Paul Young, who both had singles called Wonderland, and albums called The Crossing.

thecolourbox

EricTheWeary said:

Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

And Travis (albeit an obscure album track) and also a dance song by Becky Hill that I dance to with glow sticks at Clubbercise. Now there's an image for you

thecolourbox

thecolourbox said:

EricTheWeary said:

Afterglow

Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift 

And Travis (albeit an obscure album track) and also a dance song by Becky Hill that I dance to with glow sticks at Clubbercise. Now there's an image for you

Edit, bugger, I've just seen that the esteemed ICBM beat me to these two. Ahhhh