The "What's That Song" Thread [ PLEASE READ ]

Sinfonia · 23-12-2006 8:58pm

flyingdagger wrote:

useful website i've found for music featured on ads etc is www.commercialbreaksandbeats.com

excellent find!!

Mods, anywhere this link could be put so everyone who comes to this thread sees it?

Ideo · 27-12-2006 11:10pm

i know theres answers to a couple of the bulmers/magneres ads floating about but does anyone know the song on the new bulmers ad?the newest one, stay with me or something?

Frank Grimes · 27-12-2006 11:15pm

scooby_doo_no1 wrote:

i know theres answers to a couple of the bulmers/magneres ads floating about but does anyone know the song on the new bulmers ad?the newest one, stay with me or something?

INXS - Beautiful Girl

Ideo · 27-12-2006 11:31pm

Frank Grimes wrote:

INXS - Beautiful Girl

just logged onto to say i found it when i changed bulmers to magners in google, thanks anyway!

Xavi6 · 28-12-2006 1:27am

bennyx_o wrote:

http://www.clipfish.de/player.php?videoid=OTMzMTB8NzI%3D&cat=3

Anyone know the title of the song in that video?

Cheers.

Well the line at the start is "I can't get no sleep" so I'm guessing it's a remix of Faithless 'Insomnia'.

Plug · 01-01-2007 1:59pm

Does anyone know the Christmas song that has no words to it, its just an electric guitar and some irratating tune. Anyone know it?
Thats as much as I could narrow it down.
It is always being played in Dunnes stores.

Also anyone know the scooter song were it is like a tin wistle tune?

Music4life · 01-01-2007 4:28pm

Does anyone know that new song with all the whisling in it.Its always on the radio.It has like that heavy bass line & the whisling for the chorus I think.Its has that kind of stoner vibe to it.

Catari Jaguar · 02-01-2007 1:16am

Is it the song from the Bud ad where all the stuff gets stuck to the guys walking to the barbecue?

If it is it's Peter, Bjorn and John "Young Folks"

If not, I don't know

Pharcyde · 02-01-2007 11:59am

If it's the one from the Miller ad with the guy cycling down-hill to and from the shops it's Takako Minekawa - Fantastic Cat .

Music4life · 02-01-2007 11:19pm

Thank lads for helping me out it was Peter, Bjorn and John "Young Folks"
cheers

BaZmO* · 03-01-2007 9:45am

Plug wrote:

Does anyone know the Christmas song that has no words to it, its just an electric guitar and some irratating tune. Anyone know it?
Thats as much as I could narrow it down.
It is always being played in Dunnes stores.

Sounds like "In Dulci Jubilo" by Mike Oldfield

Plug · 04-01-2007 11:50am

BaZmO* wrote:

Sounds like "In Dulci Jubilo" by Mike Oldfield

What a bad song, thanks thats it;)

lucernarian · 07-01-2007 2:40am

Could anyone tell me the name of and the artist of the following:

Chorus is "duh-duh-duh duh-duh-duh duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh" X2 I think.

Pop/Rock sound to it, fast enough tempo and, though the lyrics don't suggest it, the chorus is kinda catchy. Sorry for the lack of information but that's all I could make out.

Google has not been helpful so any ideas would be welcome:)

legs11 · 07-01-2007 3:00am

right lads and lassies

whats this song called, about 10 yrs old or more, dance-ish. goes like i got a key, hey hey, nah nah nah...........etc etc...!
driving me nutz, and a club played it over chrimbo and this zany english girl had a key chain and she goes wagging it at me when the song is on,,....

Heisenberg. · 07-01-2007 11:16am

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silverangel · 07-01-2007 11:28am

legs11 wrote:

right lads and lassies

whats this song called, about 10 yrs old or more, dance-ish. goes like i got a key, hey hey, nah nah nah...........etc etc...!
driving me nutz, and a club played it over chrimbo and this zany english girl had a key chain and she goes wagging it at me when the song is on,,....

Urban Cookie Collective - The Key the Secret

lucernarian · 07-01-2007 1:00pm

The Scientist wrote:

There you are young lad. €5 please.

Yay! The fiver is with you in spirit (or beer if you prefer!) I owe you one. For the record, it's Chelsea Dagger by the Fratellis

Jimmy_Jazz · 08-01-2007 10:39am

spurious wrote:

http://www.nerinapallot.com/

She plays The Village in Dublin next February.

Sounds from the description that the song was 'Sophia'

That's the one. Expect your toffee apple in the post within 3-4 working days. Thanks a lot.

gucci · 09-01-2007 9:11am

dairygold omega 3 butter ad? where the kid does his dads sudoku puzzle.song is by a female artist,i think i recognise her voice but cant place it!

homerjk · 09-01-2007 2:35pm

homerjk wrote:

Does anyone know what the song is that is played in the background for "You're A Star" when they are picking the final people out for the voting show?
Its like a violin thats sad and then gets faster and happier (kinda):p

Edit:
Ah the internet, what a great place! Its on the end of this, go to 3:20 to fast forward the pain... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2RMyIksi30

Bump!
Anybody have a clue on this? I find myself tuning into this trash just to hear it!

BaZmO* · 09-01-2007 3:24pm

homerjk wrote:

Bump!
Anybody have a clue on this? I find myself tuning into this trash just to hear it!

It sounds like it's from Riverdance, not the main song, but one of the other songs taken from the show.

Check the tracks here might be one of those

bluto63 · 09-01-2007 10:20pm

What's the name of the song from the Specsavers ad where the guy emerges from the ground and starts running through the forest to the girl. At the end they wake up on a boat and kiss.

spurious · 10-01-2007 6:19am

http://www.specsavers.co.uk/cgi-bin/strudwick.sh/s?langid=1&pfmt=1&siteid=39&pname=adverts/241designer_aug06.html
According to their site it's Dream boat 2 by Hedrex.

spurious · 10-01-2007 3:08pm

gucci wrote:

dairygold omega 3 butter ad? where the kid does his dads sudoku puzzle.song is by a female artist,i think i recognise her voice but cant place it!

It sounds like Cerys Mathews from Catatonia but I don't know if it's her.

homerjk · 10-01-2007 4:32pm

BaZmO* wrote:

It sounds like it's from Riverdance, not the main song, but one of the other songs taken from the show.

Check the tracks here might be one of those

Thanks for the tip Bazmo, unfortunately after listening to all those samples, its not one of them. I contacted RTE by email but im not holding out any hope.

spurious · 10-01-2007 8:12pm

homerjk wrote:

Thanks for the tip Bazmo, unfortunately after listening to all those samples, its not one of them. I contacted RTE by email but im not holding out any hope.

I've heard that piece before. It's wrecking my head, but will probably come to me at 4am.

dub45 · 10-01-2007 10:41pm

spurious wrote:

I've heard that piece before. It's wrecking my head, but will probably come to me at 4am.

Its 'Music for found harmonium' - Penguin Cafe Orchestra did a really popular version (took me ages to find out the name of the tune years ago) most of the middle part has been left out in that excerpt. -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Preludes-Airs-Yodels-Penguin-Primer/dp/B0000072UE/sr=8-3/qid=1168468969/ref=pd_ka_3/203-8852208-0921525?ie=UTF8&s=music

With Penguin Café Orchestra, word about the group began to spread and later that year they toured abroad for the first time, visiting Holland and Germany. In early 1982, they went to Japan, a country which held a particular fascination for Simon Jeffes, not least because it was the home of Zen Buddhism, his religion of choice. After the tour ended he stayed on in Tokyo working with the composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, then went to the ancient city of Kyoto where serendipity intervened again to inspire one of his best known pieces. "Walking one evening I found a harmonium on top of other bits of scrap wood apparently discarded in the street. On contacting the owner who was indifferent to its future. I took possession." Music For A Found Harmonium was the outcome a few weeks later, since which time the tune has taken on a life of its own. Now a firm favourite in Celtic folk circles, it remains the Penguins' most convincing example of "imaginary folklore."

http://www.penguincafe.com/simon2.htm

Sharon Shannon did a version but lots of versions listed here:

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/346

If you like that check out the many versions of Libertango!

spurious · 11-01-2007 6:03am

dub45 wrote:

Its 'Music for found harmonium'

Gaaaah...thanking you.

homerjk · 11-01-2007 1:53pm

dub45, you truly are a legend! as is this thread!
thank you very much.

Joni · 13-01-2007 1:22am

ok , o its bothered me for yrs. its a quiet enough song and well, it has this kinda flute loop in it. and its this scottish bloke talking over a typewriter sound? if anyone can help me or it even sounds familiar, holla!

BaZmO* · 13-01-2007 1:51am

Joni wrote:

...holla!

Ya see, it's saying stuff like that will make people not want to help you.

Joni · 13-01-2007 1:55am

jeeez its a joke. whats with ppl on these boards? everyones so serious! cos i said "holla" ppl might not help me!!! oooooooh!!!

spurious · 13-01-2007 2:18pm

Joni wrote:

ok , o its bothered me for yrs. its a quiet enough song and well, it has this kinda flute loop in it. and its this scottish bloke talking over a typewriter sound? if anyone can help me or it even sounds familiar, holla!

Some further clues might help.
Was it a 'chart' type song? Are we talking 50 years old, 15 years, 5 years?
Do you know any of the words the 'Scottish bloke' says?

Dudess · 13-01-2007 4:53pm

dvega wrote:

Anyone know that song from the advert for the ispcc. the one where they are looking for sponsers for children been beatin.

If you mean that really, really upsetting NSPCC ad on British television which features images that are so harrowing, it's too difficult to watch and, no doubt, causes plenty of people to change the channel immediately, with the result that the NSPCC's message isn't getting through fully, then the piece of music you're looking for is This Woman's Work by Kate Bush. Incredible but heart-breaking song.

Now my question: Anyone know the song used in the recent RTE advertising campaign for its "premiere" of The Girl Next Door? Think it might be The Charlatans but not sure.

Okie · 14-01-2007 1:49am

Joni wrote:

ok , o its bothered me for yrs. its a quiet enough song and well, it has this kinda flute loop in it. and its this scottish bloke talking over a typewriter sound? if anyone can help me or it even sounds familiar, holla!

Hey. I think the tune you're thinking of is by a band called Looper and the song is called Impossible Things#2. I was looking for that song for ages aswell, hunted it down on the net, downloaded it, then two weeks later Tom Dunne added it onto one of his compilation CD's! Typical :rolleyes:

Actually, this link brings you to that very CD.
http://www.todayfmstore.com/comersus/store/comersus_viewItem.asp?idProduct=2053
Track 17. CD 1. Great song by the way!

Anyway, hope this helps

Peyton Manning · 14-01-2007 2:00am

I saw a song on TV a while ago, it was on Channel 4 on a saturday mornin - it was some band live at a festival. Lead singer had longish hair, sort of like Richard Ashcroft (wasnt him). Quite a sad song by the sounds of things, A couple of lyrics stick out, mainky 'I see it in your eyes...'. I also remember the words Corridor and Christmas Lights in it somewhere.

BaZmO* · 14-01-2007 2:36am

Archimedes wrote:

I saw a song on TV a while ago, it was on Channel 4 on a saturday mornin - it was some band live at a festival. Lead singer had longish hair, sort of like Richard Ashcroft (wasnt him). Quite a sad song by the sounds of things, A couple of lyrics stick out, mainky 'I see it in your eyes...'. I also remember the words Corridor and Christmas Lights in it somewhere.

It's a song called "Wires" by Athlete. Great song and very poignant. The singer wrote it about his child when he/she was ill in hospital.

"Wires"

You got wires, going in
You got wires, coming out of your skin
You got tears, making tracks
I got tears, that are scared of the facts

Running, down corridors through, automatic doors
Got to get to you, got to see this through
I see hope is here, in a plastic box
I've seen christmas lights, reflect in your eyes

You got wires, going in
You got wires, coming out of your skin
There's dry blood, on your wrist
Your dry blood on my fingertip

Running, down corridoors through, automatic doors
Got to get to you, got to see this through
First night of your life, curled up on your own
Looking at you now, you would never know

I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright
I see it in your eyes, I see it in your eyes
You'll be alright

Alright

Running, down corridors through, automatic doors
Got to get to you, got to see this through
I see hope is here, in a plastic box
I've seen christmas lights, reflect in your eyes
down corridors, through automatic doors
Got to get to you, got to see this through
First night of your life, curled up on your own
Looking at you now, you would never know.

Killaqueen!!! · 14-01-2007 5:16pm

Hey, what's the song on RTE2's ad for the new episode of Ugly Betty? I didn't notice it til the end of the ad and it's a kinda weird song that is slightly familiar from the radio or something.

It's a weird tune, it goes:

"and it goes on and on and ooooooon...." and then he says something, I can't make out what..but it's spoken, not sung.

Anyone?!

Okie · 14-01-2007 6:13pm

Killaqueen!!! wrote:

Hey, what's the song on RTE2's ad for the new episode of Ugly Betty? I didn't notice it til the end of the ad and it's a kinda weird song that is slightly familiar from the radio or something.

It's a weird tune, it goes:

"and it goes on and on and ooooooon...." and then he says something, I can't make out what..but it's spoken, not sung.

Anyone?!

I think it's "Who Cares?" by Gnarls Barkley from the album St. Elsewhere

Killaqueen!!! · 14-01-2007 6:19pm

Okie wrote:

I think it's "Who Cares?" by Gnarls Barkley from the album St. Elsewhere

I just searched that on youtube to have a listen and thats it! Thanks...it was wreckin my head. It didn't sound like Gnarls Barkley..

Basq · 14-01-2007 6:22pm

Oh a side note:

Gah... that Gnarls Barkley song truly wrecks my head! Irritating beyond belief!

Okie · 14-01-2007 6:27pm

basquille wrote:

Oh a side note:

Gah... that Gnarls Barkley song truly wrecks my head! Irritating beyond belief!

Amen to that. Also that other song..... "Gone Daddy Gone" is just as bad.

Having said that, I did like "Crazy" when it first came out :rolleyes:

joejoem · 14-01-2007 8:01pm

Hi, there is a song on the dairygold add that goes

"been caught in the middle, been crying a little"

cant remember the rest, but there is a cello in the background. Its a really nice song, anyone know it?

spurious · 14-01-2007 8:05pm

Cerys Matthews 'Caught in the Middle'?

loyatemu · 15-01-2007 11:33am

music from the current "an post" ad anyone - funky baseline followed by blaring horns. I hate the ad, but the tune is good.

Colonel Kurtz · 15-01-2007 12:13pm

Anyone know the piece of music used in the Goal of the Month segment on RTE's "The Premiership" programme ?

Heisenberg. · 16-01-2007 11:44am

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grumpytrousers · 16-01-2007 11:57am

The Scientist wrote:

Can someone help me out with a Paolo Nutini tune... Chorus:
"When your lovin me, im lovin you, an i love your prowess and the things that you do and its your flawless soul...."

Sweet child of mine, can't you folks google...

http://www.metrolyrics.com/lyrics/2147433807/Paolo_Nutini/Loving_You

BaZmO* · 19-01-2007 2:18pm

Anybody know the name of the song in this extremely funny and also quite scary video clip?

markyedison · 19-01-2007 3:32pm

hey there,

i heard this song recently. it's got heavy, distorted guitar like a metal band.
the main riff is just a few sparse chords played in a chunky, stomping kind of way.
the lyrics start out 'if i cut your arms and cut off your legs, would you love me anyway' or something like that.
in the middle of the song it goes real thrashy and sounds a bit like metallica's fade to black then it goes back to the chunky riff.
it might have been inspired by that movie 'boxing helena', i think he sings the name helena in the outro.

cheers, marky

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