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Fun Music Information -> Bloodrock
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Song Titles Not Used as Lyrics:
Song Name | Comments & Submitter Name |
| "D.O.A." | The acronym is not in the lyrics. It is the dying words of the narrator whose plane crashed in a remote area far from any emergency hosptals or vehicles. - Rock Maninoff |
New Song Names:
Original Song Name | New Song Name | Submitter Name |
| "S.O.L." | "D.O.A." | bloodrock |
Literally Impossible Song Titles:
Song/Performer | Comment | Submitter Name |
| "Whiskey Vengeance," | Drinks don't have vengeance. | Yvette Bristle |
| "Castle Of Thoughts," | Castles aren't made of thoughts. | Yvette Bristle |
Use a Song Title to Answer a Different Song:
Song & Band Name | Song & Band Name |
| "Rock And Roll Band," Boston | "D.O.A.," Bloodrock |
| "Abracadaver," Bloodrock | "I Just Don't Understand," Ann-Margret |
Remove a Letter From a Song Title:
"Whisky Vengeance" originally "Whiskey Vengeance"
Now it is Scotch or Canadian or Eurasian whisky.
Karen Smith
"Castle Of Thoughs" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Castle where the word "though" is everywhere?
Angelica Monaghan
"Caste Of Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Angelica Monaghan
Add a Letter to a Song Title:
"Castile Of Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Castile = region in central Spain
Angelica Monaghan
"Castle Off Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Angelica Monaghan
Change a Letter:
"Whisker Vengeance" originally "Whiskey Vengeance"
Karen Smith
"Cattle Of Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Imaginary cattle?
Angelica Monaghan
"Castle On Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Angelica Monaghan
"Castle Or Thoughts" originally "Castle Of Thoughts"
Angelica Monaghan
Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "D.O.A." | "H.₵.P." | Hu’s On First |
| "D.O.A." | "B.O.A. (Bald On Arrival)" | Porfle Popnecker |
| "D.O.A." | "S.B.D." | Scrawny Johnny |
Songs for Commercials, That Haven't Been Done Yet:
Song Name | Product | Submittor |
| D.O.A. | Raid Bug Killer | oldrock |
Bad Choices for On Hold Music:
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
| D.O.A | Paramedic's Cell Phone | little Jen |
| D.O.A. | Coroner/CSI | scary |
| D.O.A. | Funeral Home, Mortuary | scary |
| D.O.A. | Any airline | scary |
| D.O.A. | Airlines | gory |
If Groups Combined, Their Names Might Be:
The Youngblood Rocks
The Youngbloods combined with Bloodrock
Submitted By: Opie M.
Bloodhound Rock Gang
Bloodhound Gang combined with Bloodrock
Submitted By: Gretchen Wieners
Bloodrock, Sweat & Tears
Blood, Sweat & Tears combined with Bloodrock
Submitted By: Candy Welty
Bloodrock Hound Gang
Bloodrock combined with Bloodhound Gang
Submitted By: Gretchen Wieners
Misheard Lyrics:
"D.O.A."
Misheard Lyrics: We were flying alone and hit something in the air
Original Lyrics: We were flying low and hit something in the air
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Song Parody Fragments:
"D.O.A."
Better Lyrics:
I remember
We were flying low
With screams coming from Times Square
We were flying low
With screams coming from Times Square
Original Lyrics:
I remember
We were flying low
And hit something in the air
We were flying low
And hit something in the air
Submitted by: rocky
Repetitive Song Lyrics:
"D.O.A."
The Repetitive Lyrics: I remember
We were flying low and hit something in the air I remember We were flying low and hit something in the air Why They're Repetitive: What makes them think the rest of us want to remember?
Submitted by: rocky
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Band Name Anagrams:
Bold Crook Submitted by: Angelica Monaghan
Cold Brook Submitted by: Angelica Monaghan
Lock Brood Submitted by: Angelica Monaghan
Block Door Submitted by: Angelica Monaghan
Block Odor Submitted by: Angelica Monaghan
Songs That Are Banned:
"D.O.A."
In March 1971, many U.S. radio stations and high schools ban this song by the Texas band, Bloodrock. The song told the story of a dying teen involved in a car crash (some say a plane crash). Despite lack of air-play, the single manages to reach #36 on Billboard Magazine's HOT 100 charts.
Submitted by: Peter
