October 29, 201015 yr One word song titles seem to be unpopular in the Musical Chairs thread due to the way they limit the options. There are many great songs out there with only one word in their title (several came up on my MP3 player on my way home tonight), and quite a few of these are never likely to come up in Musical Chairs, so I thought I'd start this thread to collect some of these songs. Very simple rules: One words song titles only - there doesn't have to be any connection between posts. Limit yourself to one song per post. Include a link to the song if you can - not essential, but it's interesting to hear other peoples' taste in music. Feel free to include any comments or trivia about the songs and/or artists. I'll start with a song that needs no introduction: Edited August 17, 20188 yr by HossC Replaced missing video.
October 30, 201015 yr Author Kanye West - Stronger This song samples Harder Better Faster Stronger by Daft Punk (as used in the infamous Daft Hands video) which, in turn, samples Cola Bottle Baby by Edwin Birdsong. Edited August 17, 20188 yr by HossC Replaced missing videos.
October 31, 201015 yr Author Dice - Finley QuayeThis is a beautiful song that features the talents of Beth Orton and William Orbit. Beth Orton's original version, Roll The Dice, first appeared on a 1993 album called 'Superpinkmandy', but sadly only 5000 copies were pressed for a Japan only release.Ghostbusters - Ray ParkerThat was unexpected, but brought a smile to my face - just what I was looking for.
November 2, 201015 yr Author I also found a version of this in Irish: (Strange/fun video - song starts about 40 seconds in)
November 3, 201015 yr Rio- Duran DuranHaha, that actually sounds as if it's sung in Elvish (since it is comprised of both welsh and finnish) Hoss.
November 3, 201015 yr Author They - JemRio- Duran DuranNow you're back to my era (or should that be ).Haha, that actually sounds as if it's sung in Elvish (since it is comprised of both welsh and finnish) Hoss. I'll take your word for it (not seen LOTR for a while) - Jem is actually Welsh, but sings in English.
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