Eternally Lost Zeppo
3rd Incarnation
The Lonely God
Posts: 246
Favourite Doctors: David Tennant, Matt Smith, Peter Davidson
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Post by Eternally Lost Zeppo on Dec 27, 2012 23:55:34 GMT
As there has been a request for a Doctor Who campaign at GUGS, and since I'm feeling inspired after the Christmas special and the upcoming anniversary, I've decided to start planning a campaign to run next year. Probably won't run until summer or autumn, as I need to finish the campaign I'm playing in first. And I haven't decided yet whether it's going to be a TARDIS-based campaign or a UNIT campaign. But in order to start preparing ideas for it, I thought I'd do a 36 Episodes from Song Titles list, much like Craig Oxbrow and Kammerice. The only thing I need is to decide on an artist and which 36 songs to use. Any suggestions, please?  |
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Post by Craig Oxbrow on Dec 28, 2012 3:23:44 GMT
I suggested Radiohead previously, as well as Muse - and non-song ideas like M.R. James short story titles. I suppose I should let someone else have a go... |
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Post by chris110465 on Dec 28, 2012 9:09:52 GMT
i am using Sounds that can't be made by Marillion, and Dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd.  |
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dancerboy22
2nd Incarnation
Get the Memory Worm
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Post by dancerboy22 on Dec 28, 2012 11:44:36 GMT
how about Stranger in Moscow - Micheal Jackson
in the end - linkin park
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Post by starkllr on Dec 28, 2012 15:29:14 GMT
Shriekback! Definitely Shriekback! Some of the song titles just scream out to be made into episodes:
A Kind of Fascination
Accretions
Moth Loop
Clear Trails
Lined Up
Lines from the Library
Brink of Collapse
Putting on the Pressure
Midnight Maps
Under the lights
Everything that Rises Must Converge
Malaria
This Big Hush
Health and knowledge and Wealth and Power
Hammerheads
Black Light Trap
Nemesis
The Reptiles and I
Underwaterboys
Gunning for the Buddha
Intoxication
Dust and a Shadow
Go Bang!
Nighttown
The Shining Path
The Bastard Sons of Enoch
Exquisite Corpse
Below
Psycho Drift
Hymn to the Local Gods
Pond Life
Invisible Rays
Everything's on Fire
The Strongest Wind that Blows
Reason with the Beast
Il Mysteria del Tempo
Every Force Evolves a Form
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Post by zebaroth on Dec 30, 2012 17:28:17 GMT
Pink Folyd's The Wall
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Post by olegrand on Dec 31, 2012 11:56:23 GMT
Or... you can never go wrong with the Beatles.  ... especially during their psychedelic period... but even before 1966, there are quite a few song titles dealing with time. Roll Over Beethoven (OK, it's a Chuck Berry cover) Any Time at all Eight Days a Week I've Just Seen a Face The Night Before Yesterday Nowhere Man Rain Run for Your Life Eleanor Rigby Yellow Submarine Tomorrow Never Knows Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite Penny Lane Strawberry Fields Forever Magical Mystery Tour The Fool on the Hill Blue Jay Way A Day in the Life Martha my Dear Birthday Helter Skelter Revolution 9 Something Maxwell's Silver Hammer Here Comes the Sun Sun King Mean Mr Mustard Golden Slumbers The End Her Majesty Across the Universe I Me Mine Let It Be The Long and Winding Road Get Back |
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Post by olegrand on Dec 31, 2012 12:29:03 GMT
But of course, the most obvious choice would probably be pop music's very own Time Lord, David Bowie !
Just take your pick from these sixty titles...
Space Oddity
An Occasional Dream
Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud
All the Madmen
Saviour Machine
The Man Who Sold the World
The Supermen
Changes
Life on Mars
Kooks
Starman
Ziggy / Lady Stardust
Watch that Man
Panic in Detroit
Time
The Jean Genie
Changes
Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
Future Legend
Diamond Dogs
We Are the Dead
1984 / Big Brother (a two-parter ?)
Fascination
Station to Station
Wild is the Wind
Speed of Life
What in the World
Sound and Vision
Art Decade
Subterraneans
Beauty and the Beast
Heroes
Sons of the Silent Age
Blackout
Fantastic Voyage
Red Money
It's No Game
Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
Ashes to Ashes
Kingdom Come
Ricochet
Loving the Alien
Don't Look Down
God Only Knows
Neighborood Threat
This Is Not America
Absolute Beginners
Day-In Day-Out
Time Will Crawl
Zeroes
Glass Spider
Outside
Little Wonder
Battle for Britain
Thursday's Child
Something in the Air
Brilliant Adventure
The Dreamers
New Angels of Promise
A Better Future
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Post by olegrand on Jan 4, 2013 8:19:19 GMT
But of course, the most obvious choice would probably be pop music's very own Time Lord, David Bowie !  I've just noticed that David Bowie's songs as episode titles had already been covered in another, separate thread: dwaitas.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=seeds&action=display&thread=1889Can I get away with the "great minds think alike" card ? No ? ;D |
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Ordovician
2nd Incarnation
Posts: 79
Favourite Doctors: 2, 3, 4, 12
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Post by Ordovician on Jan 10, 2013 12:08:58 GMT
Gary Numan. If you can't come up with some dandy sci-fi ideas based on his song titles, you're not trying.
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... especially during their psychedelic period... but even before 1966, there are quite a few song titles dealing with time.
I've just noticed that David Bowie's songs as episode titles had already been covered in another, separate thread: