19 replies · 482 views
No prizes, it's just for fun. I'll hum a tune and you've got to guess what it is.
Ready?
Hmmm hmmm hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh hmmm hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh hmmm hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh
no hang on, that bit's not right
Hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh hmmm hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh hmmm hmm mmh mhmmmm hmmmhh mmhhmmh mmhmh mhmmmmhh
Hmmmm!
Holly Wood wrote: Well done Old Blue.
Your go.
bullshit...I know I was right, and I demand my 40p right fucking now!!!
I know where you live!!!
The start bit confused me, I thought it was Agadoo, but after humming it several times, it's clearly Simply the Best by Tina Turner.
My turn
Bam bam baaaaaaawm, do do do do do do do...
It's the War of the Worlds Theme.
My turn.
Hmmmm ha hmm hmm WINNIE THE POOH AH
Hmm hmm hmm...
I've got it Sir, me me *stretches hand in the air*
Pearls a singer Winnie the Pooh ah
God I'm great at this game!
Holly Wood wrote: It's the War of the Worlds Theme.
My turn.
Hmmmm ha hmm hmm WINNIE THE POOH AH
Hmm hmm hmm...
I got it too, but it's called "eve of the war", "theme" is acceptable as it is indeed the theme running through the work.
Daft though you are being, it is alledgedly possible to define almost all pieces of music (barring derrivative pop muck), purely by mapping the rhythm. And it IS possible to define EVERY tune by noting down the direction of the motion of the notes only. Thus, for instace the classic riff from Close Encounters would be written as....
G# U D D U
here's my offering
daa da daaa da da da daaaaa daaaa da da da da da daaaaaa
Thought that was that Crash Test Dummies tune...... Damn, wrong again......
