Its not Cradle Of Filth I'm afraid, I have seen both Cradle of Filth and the band in question play the Royal Court theatre bar room in Liverpool on multiple occasions. The first time I saw Cradle Of Filth was before they had a record deal or wore makeup, ha ha. Cradle of Filth are from Colchester, the other band, and the answer, are American. It isn't Zombie Cannibals by the way.
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Ha ha, I personally love Winonas Big Brown Beaver. Who doesn't.
Keeping a bit of a, ahem, musical theme which band does one see performing onstage in Ace Ventura Pet Detective and what song are they playing?
Was it Cannibal Corpse? That's the only one I can think of with the other two you've ruled out.
Do we have a song name? (I use song in the broadest possible sense of the meaning. Ha ha. I'm taking the mick out of myself because I love this stuff).
deltic1989
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Ages since I saw that film. I'm sure the song was 'Hammer Smashed Face'.
Quite into that sort of music myself.
Quite into that sort of music myself.
deltic1989
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Apologies for taking so long to come back. I will allow 507021 to set the next one, as quite frankly I have no questions leaping to mind at the moment.
Fair play mate, good answers from you both, not a particularly high profile band for many. 507021, the slaughterhouse floor is yours.
DaleCooper
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As no question has been set here's one from me, something I learned only today.
Where would you find Demodex folliculorum?
Warning: you might not like the answer.
Remember no googling.
Where would you find Demodex folliculorum?
Warning: you might not like the answer.
Remember no googling.
theageofthetra
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I remember seeing something about this in NZ whilst on a railrour bizarrely!. Its some sort of mite or tick which you get on your face. Its common with those who work with animals and a problem during lambing or shearing seasons.
DaleCooper
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That's correct, here's a couple of quotes from Wikipedia:
Pause while everyone goes and washes their face and then it's your turn...
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theageofthetra
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The legendary Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 was filmed but for some reason (presumably contractual) it wasn't ever broadcast or made available. That situation eventually changed some time ago, however showing the complete film will now certainly cause offence- why?
Naked hippies making out?
theageofthetra
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Doubt that would cause offence these days!
No I suppose not. I'm struggling to think of anything that would.
What about some kind of racism? Did somebody say something on stage that wouldn't be allowed today?
theageofthetra
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No nothing like that.
theageofthetra
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Again I doubt that would cause offence these days.
Ha ha, good point.
DaleCooper
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Was it something like expressing sympathy or fund raising for the IRA?
theageofthetra
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Was Jimmy Saville on it?
Have I gone too offensive?
Yes thats it. The BBC paedophile opened the show and compered most of it. Noticed that when I saw the running order and poster at the supurb Revolutions exhibition at the V & A yesterday. There was also a section where you can thumb through old records in boxes and they had left one in by Rolf Harris!
Your muddy, weed hazed floor..
Well I never. I'd better give Mrs Cowley the credit for thinking of that actually.
What is: A man a plan a canal Panama?
DaleCooper
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A palindrome.
It is Bob. Your turn.
DaleCooper
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I wish you hadn't mentioned Bob, it brings back painful memories of my time in Twin Peaks, population 51,201.
Next question:
The "Junk" is part of what animal?
(Stop sniggering at the back)
krus_aragon
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Moby Dick, after he ate a Chinese fishing vessel?:P
DaleCooper
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I hope you have a question ready because it's your turn.
The "junk" is an organ in the head of sperm whales.
From Wikipedia:
In the 19th century there were instances of whaling boats being rammed and sunk by sperm whales.
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DaleCooper
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It appears krus_aragon hasn't recovered from the shock of getting the last question right. To keep things turning over here's a quickie:
What is a "mondegreen"?
What is a "mondegreen"?
A misconception / mis-hearing on the part of one or more people, about what the lyric of a song says. The original "mondegreen": in an old ballad, a chap is killed; following which, "they laid him on the green" -- which somebody misunderstood to think it referred to an aristocratic female, one Lady Mondegreen.