The Song Title Game

[Thors Hammer]

Naked In The Rain
Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Album: Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Released: 1991

I Wish It Would Rain Down - Phil Collins

[Dennis.1960]

I Wish It Would Rain Down - Phil Collins

I'll keep a Genesis related thing going...

Down and Out - Genesis (from the 1978 album, "And Then There Were Three")

[L.M.]

I'll keep a Genesis related thing going...

Down and Out - Genesis (from the 1978 album, "And Then There Were Three")

Nobody Loves You (When You're Down And Out)
Artist: John Lennon
Album: Walls and Bridges
Released: 1974

Okay so it's not in the Collins/Genesis trend but I matched every word! I should win some sort of prize for that!

[Dennis.1960]

Nobody Loves You (When You're Down And Out)
Artist: John Lennon
Album: Walls and Bridges
Released: 1974

Okay so it's not in the Collins/Genesis trend but I matched every word! I should win some sort of prize for that!

I completely agree. Congratulations! You win the prize of knowing you did a good job

Nobody's Fault but Mine - Led Zep (from the 1976 album, "Presence")

[L.M.]

I completely agree. Congratulations! You win the prize of knowing you did a good job

Nobody's Fault but Mine - Led Zep (from the 1976 album, "Presence")

Thanks, man!

Nobody Does It Better
Artist: Carly Simon
Album: The Spy Who Loved Me OST
Released: 1977

[Sophia23]

Thanks, man!

Nobody Does It Better
Artist: Carly Simon
Album: The Spy Who Loved Me OST
Released: 1977

Nobody - Sylvia

[Dennis.1960]

Nobody - Sylvia

Nobody Home - Pink Floyd (from 1979's, "The Wall")

[L.M.]

Nobody Home - Pink Floyd (from 1979's, "The Wall")

Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody -- David Lee Roth from the Crazy From The Heat E.P. (1985)

[Sophia23]

Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody -- David Lee Roth from the Crazy From The Heat E.P. (1985)

Just got lucky - Dokken

I always loved David Lee Roth video's in the 80's...

[Dennis.1960]

Just got lucky - Dokken

I always loved David Lee Roth video's in the 80's...

Me too...California Girls was always my favorite

...anyway...

Lucky Man - ELP (from their 1970 debut album, "Emerson Lake & Palmer")

[L.M.]

Me too...California Girls was always my favorite

...anyway...

Lucky Man - ELP (from their 1970 debut album, "Emerson Lake & Palmer")

You Got Lucky
Artist: Tom Petty
Album: Long After Dark
Released: 1982

I like the post apocalyptic Mad Max theme here which I would guess got Tom his little role in the post apocalyptic film The Postman.

[dolphinsneu]

Are you the answer?

Collective Soul

[Dennis.1960]

Are you the answer?

Collective Soul

Are You Hung Up? - Frank Zappa and the Mothers (the opening piece from the 1968 album, "We're Only in it for the Money").

For anyone who's heard this bit of craziness and doesn't know, it's actually based on a recording Zappa made of Eric Clapton talking to this girl repeatedly asking if she was hung up

[L.M.]

Are You Hung Up? - Frank Zappa and the Mothers (the opening piece from the 1968 album, "We're Only in it for the Money").

"Who Are You" is the title track on The Who's 1978 album, Who Are You, the last album released by the group before Keith Moon's death in September 1978. It was written by Pete Townshend and released as a double-A sided single with the John Entwistle composition "Had Enough", also featured on the album. The song was one of the band's biggest hits in North America, peaking at number 7 in Canada and at number 14 in the US, and has become one of the band's signature tunes at their live shows. The piano on the track is played by Rod Argent.

For anyone who's heard this bit of craziness and doesn't know, it's actually based on a recording Zappa made of Eric Clapton talking to this girl repeatedly asking if she was hung up

His son Dweezil is a heck of a guitarist (learned directly from Steve Vai and Eddie Van Halen), and daughter Moon Unit was a cutie:

[Dennis.1960]

"Who Are You"

His son Dweezil is a heck of a guitarist (learned directly from Steve Vai and Eddie Van Halen), and daughter Moon Unit was a cutie:

Who Needs the Peace Corp? - FZ and the Mothers (from the '68 album, "We're Only in it for the Money")

Dweezil had such an interesting group of guitarists growing up to learn from...I can really hear the Vai influence in the vid you linked. It's too bad he didn't continue developing on his own rather than doing the Zappa Plays Zappa thing instead. Oh well, I'm sure lot's of people like seeing him carry on Franks' music but I'd be happier if he was doing new things instead...