Roland Chayer - Classic Rock Mix 01

[Karen Carpenter]

A 8:34 mix..., composed of 55 different songs by 34 different bands.

Click here------> Roland Chayer - Classic Rock Mix 01

Can anyone find them all?

[DudeAsInCool]

Interesting. Will you post the answers later?

[Karen Carpenter]

Interesting. Will you post the answers later?

Yes

[bear]

I got 31 on the first listen. Some I thought I heard, and some I heard I didn't know. (Especially towards the end)

1. AC/DC ~ Back In Black

2. Yes ~ Roundabout

3. Zep ~ When The Levee Breaks

4. Rush ~ Spirit of Radio

5. Paul McCartney ~ Let Em' In

6. Pink Floyd ~ Goodbye Blue Sky

7. Stones ~ Can't You Hear Me Knockin'

8. Beatles ~ ?

9. Queen ~ Bohemian Rhapsody

10. The Who ~ Won't Get Fooled Again

11. Steve Miller ~ Take The Money and Run

12. Bowie ~ Fame

13. Zep ~ Whole Lotta Love

14. Guess Who ~ These Eyes

15. Ozzy ~ No More Tears

16. Maiden ~ Number of the Beast

17. Edgar Winter ~ Frankenstien

18. Def Leppard ~ Rock of Ages

19. Deep Purple ~ Smoke on the Water

20. The Sweet ~ Ballroom Blitz

21. Heart ~ Magic Man

22. Van Halen ~ Atomic Punk

23. Ozzy ~ Crazy Train

24. ELO ~ Evil Woman

25. Def Leppard ~ Let's Get Rocked

26. AC/DC ~ Highway to Hell

27. The Tubes ~ She's a Beauty

28. AC/DC ~ For Those About to Rock

29. Pink Floyd ~ The Best Days of Our Lives

30. Van Halen ~ Dancin' In the Street

31. Beatles ~ Come Together

There are a few I think I heard, but I could have been listening to hard. LOL.

EDIT*

did I not use the spoiler thing correctly? That doesn't look right to me.

Edited May 15, 2007 by bear

[method77]

spoiler is correct

[Karen Carpenter]

1. AC/DC ~ Back In Black

12. Bowie ~ Fame

27. The Tubes ~ She's a Beauty

That's very good, bear..., although, those, quoted above, are not in the mix.

So if we count The Beatles song that you didn't know the title (the title is "Because"), you've identified 28 songs..., still 27 are left non-identified.

On my site, members have found 40 out of 55 so far..., and I'm giving away one non-identified song per day (I gave one today, so there's 14 left now).

Thanks for participating bear..., I hope you are entertained by the mix.

Roland

[Karen Carpenter]

6. Pink Floyd ~ Goodbye Blue Sky

I have a question...

In the mix, where (time) did you heard "Goodbye Blue Sky"?

"Goodbye Blue Sky" appears two times in the mix, but if refer to your "order of appearances" list, it doen't match.

[DudeAsInCool]

I cant read Bear's answers - all I see are black bars.

[rainbowdemon]

1. AC/DC ~ Back In Black

Actually, it's "Hell's Bells".

[Kooperman]

I cant read Bear's answers - all I see are black bars.

Run your mouse over each black bar and you can see the answers

[Umma]

Moody Blues - In the beginning

[bear]

Yes, the very first sounds are the bell at the beginning of Hell's Bells, and the birds chirping in the beginning of Goodbye Blue Sky.

I could have probably gotten more if I'd gone through it a few times. I thought I'd hear a strain of something very briefly, but my little brain couldn't compute it quite fast enough.

Edited May 15, 2007 by bear

[Karen Carpenter]

Actually, it's "Hell's Bells".

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Moody Blues - In the beginning

Cool, one more song in the pot..., 30 now (with "Hell's Bells")..., 25 are left non-identified.

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Yes, the very first sounds are the bell at the beginning of Hell's Bells, and the birds chirping in the beginning of Goodbye Blue Sky.

I knew you meant "Hell's Bells". At the very beginning, I've used 2 tracks of birds singing to make it sounds like there's twice the birds on "Goodbye Blue Sky". I've used that song at another time in the mix... Can you tell where? (Of course, I've created another melody to make it fit with another song)

Edited May 15, 2007 by Karen Carpenter

[bear]

Well, if The Tubes' She's a Beauty isn't one, I'd like to change it to The Sweet's Fox on the Run.

[Karen Carpenter]

Well, if The Tubes' She's a Beauty isn't one, I'd like to change it to The Sweet's Fox on the Run.

It's not there... Where do you hear it?

I will tell 2 non-identified songs per day 'til there's no more, starting later tonight.

[Karen Carpenter]

Here's two non-identified songs...

From 8:02 to 8:27...

- In The Court Of The Crimson King - King Crimson

(Mixed with Pink Floyd, The Moody Blues and Jim Morrison)

Next...

That song (bass riff) opens the album "A Saucerful Of Secrets" (1968).

From 5:00 to 5:18

Along with the "Magic Man" guitar/keyboard, the "Man On The Silver Mountain" guitar and the "Ballroom Blitz" drums... I've intentionally let the Pink Floyd bass play alone with the "Ballroom Blitz" drums at the end so it can be identified.

- Let There Be More Light - Pink Floyd

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So got another non-idenfied songs with my last explanation...

Man On The Siver Mountain - Rainbow

Edited May 18, 2007 by Karen Carpenter

[Karen Carpenter]

Next two ones...

In between...

0:46-0:52

Ball And Chain (Live) - Big Brother & The Holding Company (Janis Joplin)

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I gave a "Disco" feel to AC/DC's "Highway To Hell" with a special "Karn Evil #9" arrangement (keyboard and Tambourine)...

Karn Evil #9 - Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Edited May 19, 2007 by Karen Carpenter

[DudeAsInCool]

how long did it take you to put the mix together?

[Karen Carpenter]

how long did it take you to put the mix together?

It took one month back in last October (2006)..., I took another 3 days to edit a little something during the holidays..., and edited a little more the day before I posted the mix on my site (Wednesday of last week, May 9).

I have another Classic Rock mix practically completed last month..., but I won't post this one in a little while.

The mixes that had the bigger success in the internet world are my 3 Van Halen mixes..., I did another one with Carpenters music/sounds, but this one did not get exposure at all, so although it's still a complex mix, it didn't really have much success.

"Van Halen Mix 01" took about 5 days to be done (non-stop).

"Van Halen Mix 02" took about two weeks to be done (non-stop).

"Van Halen Mix 03" took about 3 months to be done.

"Carpenters Mix 01" took about 4 weeks to be done.

If you like I can create a new thread where the members of BeatKing could download and discuss them.

Edited May 19, 2007 by Karen Carpenter

[DudeAsInCool]

That would be cool - but let's finish this one first, so they don't lose focus :)

[Karen Carpenter]

That would be cool - but let's finish this one first, so they don't lose focus :)

No problem... Thanks for letting me share my art on BeatKing..., I appreciate.

[Karen Carpenter]

The next two ones...

In between...

7:28 and 7:46

The beginning and the end of the Mob Rules intro with some reverse processing.

E5150 - Black Sabbath

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The other non-identified song for today is..., starting at...

0:45 (with Rush, Janis Joplin and Led Zeppelin)

and starting at...

0:59 (with The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Led Zeppelin)...

Runnin' With The Devil - Van Halen (car horns and bass)

Edited May 21, 2007 by Karen Carpenter

[Karen Carpenter]

The door opening that we hear at the beginning of the mix is from...

House Of Four Doors - The Moody Blues

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The organ that we hear from 0:41 to 0:46 is from...

Strange Days - The Doors

[rainbowdemon]

You made these yourself?

Awesome!!

Years ago, a Pittsburgh radio station, WDVE, did something similar. They called it "Quickies". The idea was 15 songs in ten seconds. The idea was to identify song title and artist name, in order. It usually took months before somebody won it.

[Karen Carpenter]

You made these yourself?

Awesome!!

Years ago, a Pittsburgh radio station, WDVE, did something similar. They called it "Quickies". The idea was 15 songs in ten seconds. The idea was to identify song title and artist name, in order. It usually took months before somebody won it.

I know what you're talking about, but that's very far from what I do... My goal is not to "hide" songs. My goal is to "compose" a mix so that people can hear magical moments.

I'm glad you like it "rainbowdemon", thanks.