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NSpan The Beatles, “Michelle” (1965) Wow, I've never heard this song before, and I really didn't like it. Something about the flat note in "my-bell" bothered me too. That said, bad for these guys is still good. Paul's actually saying "ma belle"--which, Chien can correct me if I'm wrong, translates ...

Shrykespeare Audioslave, « Like a stone » It’s not bad. Yeah, I’d even say it’s nice to listen to. When it comes to Chris Cornell though, I prefer his 007 tune “You know my name”, love that one ! NSpan The Beatles, “Michelle” I’m surprised Six didn’t know that one. In France it’s one of the most fa...

Ooooooh, I did not know that had to be done by each of us... Movies is about the only thing I have a striking memory for, so I'm suddenly panicking!!! ^^ Six do you say that Prince of Persia thing on purpose ? Did you visit my blog tonight ? Because I surprised myself at enjoying Prince of Persia la...

What a speech Six, very interesting. Do you do that at the end of each thread ? It's not funny having the same tastes so often, so I think it's great we clearly have different tastes when it comes to music. I know I spend too much time in movie theaters to listen to music, so I'm not surprised my ch...

#34, it's Lauren Bacall in "To have and have not", don't remember the name of the character...

I love those frenchies indeed, Shryke

Chienfantome: Coldplay, “Trouble” - I can see a trend in your tastes, Chien. You like your melodic/poppy indie guitar music. I bet there's going to be lots of modern acoustic ballands from indie rock acts coming up over the next 40 days ;-) I'm not a huige fan of Coldplay, I generally find them dis...

#33. "When Harry met Sally", Customer lady in the restaurant, don't know who's the actress.

Damn ! So how do we know which were already found if it does not appear on the first post ??

OKay then, # 52, Renee Zellweger as Dorothy in "Jerry Maguire" !

Now, that's my kind of game, and with gentlemen's rules, even better.

So I'll start with #64, Doctor Strangelove or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb, Peter Sellers, as the President of the United States of America.

I showed up at #45, with the exact same intention of not exceeding one song per artist. It may be frustrating , but 45 really isn't all that many, so it could easily turn out a collection of songs by only a handful of bands, so I prefer, like Frendo, to keep this line to show more diversity in my To...

Chienfantome: Portishead, “Glory Box” (also silversurfer's #99 and becs' #80) - Ahh, glad to see a man with such a great taste in movies finally show his good taste in music ;) Really cool song. Merci monsieur ! It's an honour to finally find your respect. It took me 4 songs to get to it. I'm wonde...

Shrykespeare Edelweiss, « Bring Me Edelweiss » Man, you’re really fucked up, what’s that ??!!!... Just messing with you Shryke ;) It’s a big WTF indeed, but we can see the funny side of it. It’s shit. But it’s so shitty it’s fun. NSpan The Doors, “When the music’s over” Woowww, NSpan, you’re audaci...

Now that you tell me becs, it does ring a bell, the vital organ you mention... I did not remember it was called a spleen in English. To me "spleen"'s first definition was melancholy, I've always used it that way !!! Oh my God it might have been weird when used with english speaking persons !!! Well ...

Shryke I'm working on the rest of my list tonight and will be sending it to you asap...