TD 333: London Calling (Final Standings Posted!)
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TD 333: London Calling (Final Standings Posted!)
Welcome to Think Different 333, London Calling. I've stepped out of my too-busy-to-host-a-TD-during-the-school-year cave because I'm going to London in May on a Study Abroad to listen to the best choirs in the world, I got inspired with a game idea, and now here we are. All 11 of these questions are themed pretty closely around London, though even if you're an Anglophobe, there's still lots here that you'll likely know, so never fear.
On to the rules (nothing too different than the usual TD game):
1. Basic TD rules apply (lowest score wins, wrong answers are a penalty of 5 points plus the sheep, etc.)
2. You may DROP one question for a score of 0.
3. You may also choose the SHEEP on one question for a score of the most popular answer on that question.
4. As always, no intentional outside research or cheating is allowed. Use only your brains.
5. DO NOT POST answers in this thread, nor post any comment that would give away an answer. Feel free to send me a PM if you need any clarifications that would give away an answer. I will be posting all of them relevant for everyone below.
6. Ties will be broken based on order of entry, which is based on the timestamp from when you submit the Google form.
Submissions will be due Monday, February 20 at 4 PM MST. Due to the Great JBoard Outage of 2017, I will now accept submissions until Tuesday, February 21 at 4:30 PM MST. I will accept any late entries until I get ready to start the reveal.
Please submit via this Google form.
On to the rules (nothing too different than the usual TD game):
1. Basic TD rules apply (lowest score wins, wrong answers are a penalty of 5 points plus the sheep, etc.)
2. You may DROP one question for a score of 0.
3. You may also choose the SHEEP on one question for a score of the most popular answer on that question.
4. As always, no intentional outside research or cheating is allowed. Use only your brains.
5. DO NOT POST answers in this thread, nor post any comment that would give away an answer. Feel free to send me a PM if you need any clarifications that would give away an answer. I will be posting all of them relevant for everyone below.
6. Ties will be broken based on order of entry, which is based on the timestamp from when you submit the Google form.
Submissions will be due Monday, February 20 at 4 PM MST. Due to the Great JBoard Outage of 2017, I will now accept submissions until Tuesday, February 21 at 4:30 PM MST. I will accept any late entries until I get ready to start the reveal.
Please submit via this Google form.
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The Questions
1. The London area is served by six international airports. Give the name of one of these airports, or one of their official three-letter IATA airport codes.
2. London has been well-covered in popular song. Fill in the blank for one of the following song/artist pairs, either part of the song title or the artist’s name, as indicated (in two cases, hints have been given to help identify the artist):
3. British politicians have been in American news a bit more often lately due to the recent Brexit vote. British government is, of course, based in London. Name one of the following currently serving or recently stepped-down British politicians based on descriptions of their positions/etc.:
4. Football (the real kind) is extremely popular in London and throughout England. The prestigious Premier League features 5 clubs based in London. Name one of these clubs, or any of the 20 clubs competing in the Premier League for the 2016-17 season. (Note: Newcastle United, Norwich City, and Aston Villa were all relegated to the EFL Championship for the 2016-17 season. As such, they are not correct answers.)
5. London is extremely well-represented in film, largely because of its distinctive and versatile character. Based on one of the following brief synopses, name one of the following films set in whole or in part in London:
6. I am currently in a class studying British literary history until the 1800s. However, I previously took a class studying British literary history from a little before the 1800s and on to today, which to be honest was much more interesting. Many of the authors we studied were from London or at the very least based there (though not all). Name one of the authors of the following works I read in that class:
7. In my previous UK-themed TD game, I included an extremely open-ended and somewhat obscure question about British supermarket chains. This time, I’m pinning things down much better -- and making this a considerably easier question. Name one of the supermarket chains shown in the following pictures of one of their London locations. SUPERMARKETS
8. I am a huge fan of the popular celebrity dancing show on which “Dancing with the Stars” is based, “Strictly Come Dancing,” which has now gone through 14 series. It is broadcast from BBC Television Centre in London (with a show every series typically broadcast from the Blackpool Tower Ballroom). A majority of its celebrity contestants would be completely unfamiliar to American audiences; however, some names are conceivably recognizable from this side of the pond. Name one of the following contestants on “Strictly Come Dancing” based on their descriptions, or the answer to trivia clues about them:
9. This wouldn’t be a London or British-themed TD without a question about the monarchy. Name one of the six Tudor monarchs of England/England & Ireland, or one of the six Stuart monarchs of Great Britain and Ireland/England, Scotland, and Ireland. (Note: Two monarchs had one regnal name/numeral as King of Scotland, and another numeral as King of England. I want the ones they used as King of England.)
10. London is the home to many famous landmarks and buildings. Name one of the well-known London landmarks pictured. LANDMARKS
11. This past November we had the privilege of performing Handel’s Messiah with world-renowned London-based choral ensemble Tenebrae. Based on the first letter of each word of the title, name one of the following choruses from Handel’s Messiah:
2. London has been well-covered in popular song. Fill in the blank for one of the following song/artist pairs, either part of the song title or the artist’s name, as indicated (in two cases, hints have been given to help identify the artist):
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______ London -- Can’t Stop (feat. Kanye West)
Jamie Cullum -- London ______
_______ Clementine -- London (winner of the 2015 Mercury Prize)
London ______ -- Wasting My Young Years
Coldplay -- _______ of London
_____ & Him -- London
Warren Zevon -- _______ of London
The Clash -- London ________
Vanessa ______ -- London (singer/pianist/songwriter known for “A Thousand Miles”)
Michael Buble -- A ______ Day (In London Town)
Fergie -- London _______
The Clash (again) -- London’s ________
Josh Groban -- London _______
Jamie Cullum -- London ______
_______ Clementine -- London (winner of the 2015 Mercury Prize)
London ______ -- Wasting My Young Years
Coldplay -- _______ of London
_____ & Him -- London
Warren Zevon -- _______ of London
The Clash -- London ________
Vanessa ______ -- London (singer/pianist/songwriter known for “A Thousand Miles”)
Michael Buble -- A ______ Day (In London Town)
Fergie -- London _______
The Clash (again) -- London’s ________
Josh Groban -- London _______
Spoiler
Current Leader of the Labour Party
Current Prime Minister
Current Mayor of London
Former Leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party; Member of European Parliament for South East England
Former Prime Minister; Member of Parliament for Witney 2001-2016
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer 2011-2015; contestant on “Strictly Come Dancing” in 2016; once memorably sent out his first and last name as a tweet
Current Health Secretary
Deputy Leader of the Labour Party 2007-2015
Current Foreign Secretary; former Mayor of London
Leader of the Labour Party 2010-2015
President of the International Rescue Committee; Member of Parliament for South Shields 2001-2013; brother of the former Labour Party leader mentioned above
Justice Secretary 2015-2016; third-place candidate in 2016 Conservative Party leadership election; author and columnist for The Times
Current Chancellor of the Exchequer
Current Prime Minister
Current Mayor of London
Former Leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party; Member of European Parliament for South East England
Former Prime Minister; Member of Parliament for Witney 2001-2016
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer 2011-2015; contestant on “Strictly Come Dancing” in 2016; once memorably sent out his first and last name as a tweet
Current Health Secretary
Deputy Leader of the Labour Party 2007-2015
Current Foreign Secretary; former Mayor of London
Leader of the Labour Party 2010-2015
President of the International Rescue Committee; Member of Parliament for South Shields 2001-2013; brother of the former Labour Party leader mentioned above
Justice Secretary 2015-2016; third-place candidate in 2016 Conservative Party leadership election; author and columnist for The Times
Current Chancellor of the Exchequer
5. London is extremely well-represented in film, largely because of its distinctive and versatile character. Based on one of the following brief synopses, name one of the following films set in whole or in part in London:
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An American composer played by Dustin Hoffman and a British airport worker played by Emma Thompson fall in love in London, over the course of only three days.
A spunky American teenager played by Amanda Bynes goes to London to find her long-lost father, played by Colin Firth.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson have an affair in London and Spain.
A carefree bachelor played by Hugh Grant learns responsibility from someone much younger.
Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Clive Owen, and Natalie Portman are romantically entangled.
Two tennis players -- played by Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst -- find love.
In an adaptation of a play, Paul Scofield stars as Sir Thomas More.
Lindsay Lohan plays a dual role as twin daughters of an estranged couple.
A bear from darkest Peru befriends a family of Londoners.
In this sequel to Peter Pan set during World War II, Wendy Darling’s skeptical daughter Jane is kidnapped by Captain Hook.
Audrey Hepburn plays a Cockney flower girl that Professor Henry Higgins aims to refine.
Five girls in a band together prepare for a major concert at Royal Albert Hall.
A spunky American teenager played by Amanda Bynes goes to London to find her long-lost father, played by Colin Firth.
George Segal and Glenda Jackson have an affair in London and Spain.
A carefree bachelor played by Hugh Grant learns responsibility from someone much younger.
Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Clive Owen, and Natalie Portman are romantically entangled.
Two tennis players -- played by Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst -- find love.
In an adaptation of a play, Paul Scofield stars as Sir Thomas More.
Lindsay Lohan plays a dual role as twin daughters of an estranged couple.
A bear from darkest Peru befriends a family of Londoners.
In this sequel to Peter Pan set during World War II, Wendy Darling’s skeptical daughter Jane is kidnapped by Captain Hook.
Audrey Hepburn plays a Cockney flower girl that Professor Henry Higgins aims to refine.
Five girls in a band together prepare for a major concert at Royal Albert Hall.
Spoiler
Pride and Prejudice
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
“Goblin Market”
Hard Times
“Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey”
Things Fall Apart
“My Last Duchess”
“She walks in beauty”
Mrs. Dalloway
“The Tyger”
Heart of Darkness
“La Belle Dame sans Merci”
The Importance of Being Earnest
“A Vindication of the Rights of Woman”
“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
“Goblin Market”
Hard Times
“Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey”
Things Fall Apart
“My Last Duchess”
“She walks in beauty”
Mrs. Dalloway
“The Tyger”
Heart of Darkness
“La Belle Dame sans Merci”
The Importance of Being Earnest
“A Vindication of the Rights of Woman”
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Presenter and maths expert on “Countdown” from 1982 to 2008
Current co-presenter and maths expert on “Countdown”
Will Young was the winner of the inaugural season of this Simon Cowell-judged show in 2002
Musician, actress, and presenter known as Baby Spice
American singer whose hits include “I’m Outta Love” and “Paid My Dues” and who almost shares a name with a long-lost legendary Grand Duchess
Actress Anita Dobson is the wife of this astrophysicist and Queen guitarist
Singer Lulu performed this James Bond theme song
Jimi Mistry’s many credits include the title role in “The Guru” and Benny the talking book in this 2004 Anne Hathaway fantasy romantic comedy
Now a clinical psychologist, New Zealand-born Pamela Stephenson was a cast member on this show from 1984 to 1985
Jake Wood was the voice of the spokesgecko for this insurance company until 2015
American model and actress who was the wife of Mick Jagger from 1990 to 1999
Colin Salmon acted in “Tomorrow Never Dies,” “The World Is Not Enough,” and “Die Another Day” as Charles Robinson, Deputy Chief of Staff of MI6, alongside a superior played by this distinguished actress
Czech-born Swiss tennis player and winner of 5 Grand Slam women’s singles titles and 12 Grand Slam women’s doubles titles, with a silver medal in women’s doubles from the 2016 Olympics
Former member of Destiny’s Child with the same name as the star of “My Week with Marilyn”
Tennis coach and mother of two professional tennis players (one of which is the reigning Wimbledon champion in men’s singles)
Current co-presenter and maths expert on “Countdown”
Will Young was the winner of the inaugural season of this Simon Cowell-judged show in 2002
Musician, actress, and presenter known as Baby Spice
American singer whose hits include “I’m Outta Love” and “Paid My Dues” and who almost shares a name with a long-lost legendary Grand Duchess
Actress Anita Dobson is the wife of this astrophysicist and Queen guitarist
Singer Lulu performed this James Bond theme song
Jimi Mistry’s many credits include the title role in “The Guru” and Benny the talking book in this 2004 Anne Hathaway fantasy romantic comedy
Now a clinical psychologist, New Zealand-born Pamela Stephenson was a cast member on this show from 1984 to 1985
Jake Wood was the voice of the spokesgecko for this insurance company until 2015
American model and actress who was the wife of Mick Jagger from 1990 to 1999
Colin Salmon acted in “Tomorrow Never Dies,” “The World Is Not Enough,” and “Die Another Day” as Charles Robinson, Deputy Chief of Staff of MI6, alongside a superior played by this distinguished actress
Czech-born Swiss tennis player and winner of 5 Grand Slam women’s singles titles and 12 Grand Slam women’s doubles titles, with a silver medal in women’s doubles from the 2016 Olympics
Former member of Destiny’s Child with the same name as the star of “My Week with Marilyn”
Tennis coach and mother of two professional tennis players (one of which is the reigning Wimbledon champion in men’s singles)
10. London is the home to many famous landmarks and buildings. Name one of the well-known London landmarks pictured. LANDMARKS
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A T G O T L
A W L S
W I T L
G T G I T H
B T L O G
F U U A C I B
O T T T G T T Z
H
A H S P
S H H B O G
S B M C D
A W H S W A H
L U B T B A
L U Y H, O Y G
A
A W L S
W I T L
G T G I T H
B T L O G
F U U A C I B
O T T T G T T Z
H
A H S P
S H H B O G
S B M C D
A W H S W A H
L U B T B A
L U Y H, O Y G
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Clarifications/Notes:
Question 7: The way the photos are presented is intentional.
Question 9: There is a disputed monarch in the House of Tudor that was never crowned. They will be accepted as a correct answer.
Question 11: Given that I have provided you the first letter of each word in the title for each chorus, I would prefer that answers for this question be as close to using all those words as possible. However, given that some choruses are referred to with names of different lengths, and for the sake of being fairly lenient, I will accept reasonably close responses. For example, say there was a chorus called "And Thus They Did Twerk All Night." I would accept things along the lines of "And Thus They Did Twerk" and "They Did Twerk All Night." "Twerk All Night" would be accepted, though I would advise that player to include as much information as possible.
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- casketromance
- Magna
- 1stlvlthinker
- Captain Obvious
- ElendilPickle
- bevnar
- MattKnowles
- Peachbox
- Rackme32
- mcsheffrey
- morbeedo
- immaf
- Kirbstar
- Olduvai George
- Vintsanity
- gamawire
- Maven
- Category 13
- Kevin S.
- MarkBarrett
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- Tybalteon
- mennoknight
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- guessonguessonguess
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- Aunt_Ija
- xxaaaxx
- CailinGaoilge
- 9021amyers
- dklee12
- Cat Hammarskjold
- Ihavejeoprosy
- spell4yr
Question 7: The way the photos are presented is intentional.
Question 9: There is a disputed monarch in the House of Tudor that was never crowned. They will be accepted as a correct answer.
Question 11: Given that I have provided you the first letter of each word in the title for each chorus, I would prefer that answers for this question be as close to using all those words as possible. However, given that some choruses are referred to with names of different lengths, and for the sake of being fairly lenient, I will accept reasonably close responses. For example, say there was a chorus called "And Thus They Did Twerk All Night." I would accept things along the lines of "And Thus They Did Twerk" and "They Did Twerk All Night." "Twerk All Night" would be accepted, though I would advise that player to include as much information as possible.
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Come out of the cupboard, you boys and girls.
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Phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust.Woof wrote:Come out of the cupboard, you boys and girls.
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Before too many people notice: How do you get images linked from to be small/uniform sizes, as Morbeedo was able to do with his TD? (I couldn't figure it out, so the images directly linked here are huge.)
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on the imgur page where you grab the pic link, there are size options on the bottom right. if you can't find it, PM me and I'll send you a screenshotbarandall800 wrote:Before too many people notice: How do you get images linked from to be small/uniform sizes, as Morbeedo was able to do with his TD? (I couldn't figure it out, so the images directly linked here are huge.)
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I found it! And then promptly the board went down so I couldn't fix anything. I'll get those changed right now ... thanks for the info!morbeedo wrote:on the imgur page where you grab the pic link, there are size options on the bottom right. if you can't find it, PM me and I'll send you a screenshotbarandall800 wrote:Before too many people notice: How do you get images linked from to be small/uniform sizes, as Morbeedo was able to do with his TD? (I couldn't figure it out, so the images directly linked here are huge.)
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No, it hasn't - I just heard about it on the fake news last night!9021amyers wrote:Phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust.Woof wrote:Come out of the cupboard, you boys and girls.
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So, if I read this correctly, we are to name one of the 20 teams in the EPL, regardless of whether they're London teams. I'm not quite sure why you worded it as an either/or question.barandall800 wrote: 4. Football (the real kind) is extremely popular in London and throughout England. The prestigious Premier League features 5 clubs based in London. Name one of these clubs, or any of the 20 clubs competing in the Premier League for the 2016-17 season.
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Sorry about that. It was a kind of clumsy attempt to tie the question further into the theme. I am indeed asking for any of the 20 clubs, irrespective of whether they're London-based or not.Woof wrote:So, if I read this correctly, we are to name one of the 20 teams in the EPL, regardless of whether they're London teams. I'm not quite sure why you worded it as an either/or question.barandall800 wrote: 4. Football (the real kind) is extremely popular in London and throughout England. The prestigious Premier League features 5 clubs based in London. Name one of these clubs, or any of the 20 clubs competing in the Premier League for the 2016-17 season.
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A little weekend bump. We're up to 27 entries, and there's 72 hours left to enter! Still lots of singletons left (many of them surprising).
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One more bump with a little less than 24 hours to go. We're up to 31 entries! Can we make it 40? 50? Still lots of singletons up for grabs.
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3 hours left! Get those entries in and don't miss out!
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I already submitted. For question one, are the airport names and iata codes considered different answers?
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Correct.ihavejeoprosy wrote:I already submitted. For question one, are the airport names and iata codes considered different answers?
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Question 1: London International Airports
1. The London area is served by six international airports. Give the name of one of these airports, or one of their official three-letter IATA airport codes.
I can't say the sheep here is terribly surprising. At one point, 4 entries in a row submitted an answer of Gatwick. Heathrow, somewhat more surprisingly as I had a feeling most of you tried to avoid it, didn't do too badly, coming in only 3 responses behind the sheep. As usual, some weird psychology at work -- two of you answered London City's IATA code, but none of you used the actual airport name. LHR's fairly well-known code (I would think ... ) also went unused.
Wrong answers – 15 points
ATL
Category 13
LUT
Blue Lion
Gatwick — 10 responses
Aunt_Ija
Cat Hammarskjold
classicroadster
ElendilPickle
immaf
Kevin S.
Kirbstar
MarkBarrett
morbeedo
Olduvai George
Heathrow — 7 responses
1stlvlthinker
Captain Obvious
gamawire
Maven
Rackme32
spell4yr
xxaaaxx
Luton — 4 responses
9021amyers
bevnar
Peachbox
rpryor03
Stansted — 4 responses
casketromance
dklee12
Magna
mcsheffrey
Gatwick
LGW — 3 responses
CailinGaoilge
floridagator
Ihavejeoprosy
London City
LCY — 2 responses
mennoknight
pauerpoint
Stansted
STN — Singleton!
econgator
DROP
guessonguessonguess
MattKnowles
Tybalteon
Vintsanity
Unused correct responses
London City Airport
Southend Airport
LHR (Heathrow code)
LTN (Luton code)
SEN (Southend code)
I can't say the sheep here is terribly surprising. At one point, 4 entries in a row submitted an answer of Gatwick. Heathrow, somewhat more surprisingly as I had a feeling most of you tried to avoid it, didn't do too badly, coming in only 3 responses behind the sheep. As usual, some weird psychology at work -- two of you answered London City's IATA code, but none of you used the actual airport name. LHR's fairly well-known code (I would think ... ) also went unused.
Wrong answers – 15 points
ATL
Category 13
LUT
Blue Lion
Gatwick — 10 responses
Aunt_Ija
Cat Hammarskjold
classicroadster
ElendilPickle
immaf
Kevin S.
Kirbstar
MarkBarrett
morbeedo
Olduvai George
Heathrow — 7 responses
1stlvlthinker
Captain Obvious
gamawire
Maven
Rackme32
spell4yr
xxaaaxx
Luton — 4 responses
9021amyers
bevnar
Peachbox
rpryor03
Stansted — 4 responses
casketromance
dklee12
Magna
mcsheffrey
Gatwick
LGW — 3 responses
CailinGaoilge
floridagator
Ihavejeoprosy
London City
LCY — 2 responses
mennoknight
pauerpoint
Stansted
STN — Singleton!
econgator
DROP
guessonguessonguess
MattKnowles
Tybalteon
Vintsanity
Unused correct responses
London City Airport
Southend Airport
LHR (Heathrow code)
LTN (Luton code)
SEN (Southend code)
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Standings after Question 1
1. guessonguessonguess — 0 pts
1. MattKnowles — 0 pts
1. Tybalteon — 0 pts
1. Vintsanity — 0 pts
5. econgator — 1 pts
6. mennoknight — 2 pts
6. pauerpoint — 2 pts
8. CailinGaoilge — 3 pts
8. floridagator — 3 pts
8. Ihavejeoprosy — 3 pts
11. 9021amyers — 4 pts
11. bevnar — 4 pts
11. casketromance — 4 pts
11. dklee12 — 4 pts
11. Magna — 4 pts
11. mcsheffrey — 4 pts
11. Peachbox — 4 pts
11. rpryor03 — 4 pts
19. 1stlvlthinker — 7 pts
19. Captain Obvious — 7 pts
19. gamawire — 7 pts
19. Maven — 7 pts
19. Rackme32 — 7 pts
19. spell4yr — 7 pts
19. xxaaaxx — 7 pts
26. Aunt_Ija — 10 pts
26. Cat Hammarskjold — 10 pts
26. classicroadster — 10 pts
26. ElendilPickle — 10 pts
26. immaf — 10 pts
26. Kevin S. — 10 pts
26. Kirbstar — 10 pts
26. MarkBarrett — 10 pts
26. morbeedo — 10 pts
26. Olduvai George — 10 pts
36. Blue Lion — 15 pts
36. Category 13 — 15 pts
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Question 2: London in Popular Song
2. London has been well-covered in popular song. Fill in the blank for one of the following song/artist pairs, either part of the song title or the artist’s name, as indicated (in two cases, hints have been given to help identify the artist):
So I readily admit to including a few of these mainly because they had "London" in the name and I thought they were conceivably gettable ... but mostly because I loved the songs. It appears that there are no stealthy fellow Jamie Cullum or Benjamin Clementine fans out there, so I might as well share the songs in question while I have the platform to do so. Fun fact: 3 out of 4 of the Vanessa Carlton responses came in the last bunch of entries.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RJMhYtYKMQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eihd51iJJZ0
Wrong answers – 12 points
HER
mcsheffrey
HUDGENS
Tybalteon
STREETS
Magna
The Clash
London CALLING — 7 responses
CailinGaoilge
Category 13
econgator
Kirbstar
MarkBarrett
MattKnowles
rpryor03
SHEEP
Captain Obvious
Warren Zevon
WEREWOLVES of London — 6 responses
Aunt_Ija
bevnar
casketromance
classicroadster
floridagator
Olduvai George
Fergie
London BRIDGE — 4 responses
Cat Hammarskjold
mennoknight
morbeedo
Vintsanity
London
Vanessa CARLTON — 4 responses
Blue Lion
dklee12
Ihavejeoprosy
spell4yr
Michael Buble
A FOGGY Day (In London Town) — 4 responses
Kevin S.
Maven
Peachbox
Rackme32
Coldplay
CEMETERIES of London — 2 responses
ElendilPickle
gamawire
The Clash
London's BURNING — Singleton!
xxaaaxx
London
SHE & Him — Singleton!
9021amyers
Can't Stop (feat. Kanye West)
THEOPHILUS London — Singleton!
guessonguessonguess
DROP
1stlvlthinker
immaf
pauerpoint
Unused correct responses
Jamie Cullum -- "London SKIES"
BENJAMIN Clementine -- "London"
London GRAMMAR -- "Wasting My Young Years"
Josh Groban -- "London HYMN"
Spoiler
______ London -- Can’t Stop (feat. Kanye West)
Jamie Cullum -- London ______
_______ Clementine -- London (winner of the 2015 Mercury Prize)
London ______ -- Wasting My Young Years
Coldplay -- _______ of London
_____ & Him -- London
Warren Zevon -- _______ of London
The Clash -- London ________
Vanessa ______ -- London (singer/pianist/songwriter known for “A Thousand Miles”)
Michael Buble -- A ______ Day (In London Town)
Fergie -- London _______
The Clash (again) -- London’s ________
Josh Groban -- London _______
Jamie Cullum -- London ______
_______ Clementine -- London (winner of the 2015 Mercury Prize)
London ______ -- Wasting My Young Years
Coldplay -- _______ of London
_____ & Him -- London
Warren Zevon -- _______ of London
The Clash -- London ________
Vanessa ______ -- London (singer/pianist/songwriter known for “A Thousand Miles”)
Michael Buble -- A ______ Day (In London Town)
Fergie -- London _______
The Clash (again) -- London’s ________
Josh Groban -- London _______
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RJMhYtYKMQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eihd51iJJZ0
Wrong answers – 12 points
HER
mcsheffrey
HUDGENS
Tybalteon
STREETS
Magna
The Clash
London CALLING — 7 responses
CailinGaoilge
Category 13
econgator
Kirbstar
MarkBarrett
MattKnowles
rpryor03
SHEEP
Captain Obvious
Warren Zevon
WEREWOLVES of London — 6 responses
Aunt_Ija
bevnar
casketromance
classicroadster
floridagator
Olduvai George
Fergie
London BRIDGE — 4 responses
Cat Hammarskjold
mennoknight
morbeedo
Vintsanity
London
Vanessa CARLTON — 4 responses
Blue Lion
dklee12
Ihavejeoprosy
spell4yr
Michael Buble
A FOGGY Day (In London Town) — 4 responses
Kevin S.
Maven
Peachbox
Rackme32
Coldplay
CEMETERIES of London — 2 responses
ElendilPickle
gamawire
The Clash
London's BURNING — Singleton!
xxaaaxx
London
SHE & Him — Singleton!
9021amyers
Can't Stop (feat. Kanye West)
THEOPHILUS London — Singleton!
guessonguessonguess
DROP
1stlvlthinker
immaf
pauerpoint
Unused correct responses
Jamie Cullum -- "London SKIES"
BENJAMIN Clementine -- "London"
London GRAMMAR -- "Wasting My Young Years"
Josh Groban -- "London HYMN"