The Official DiscWorld Top 10

[fids]

Poetic licence a must

go wild.

1. Breakfast at Tiffany's
2. Don't blame the Weatherwax
3. Whats the colour of magic


over to you

[ChristianBecker]

Perhaps it'd be even funnier if there was a link to or at least the name of the original song and by whom it is. Breakfast at Tiffany's is easy, Don't blame the Weatherwax seems a bit familiar, but What's the Colour of Magic doesn't ring a bell.

[Tonyblack]

Not sure about the Weatherwax one, but I think the other one is this.

[Tonyblack]

How about 'Don't Fear the Reaper' by Blue Oyster Cult?

[ChristianBecker]

Ah, thanks Tony.
The other one is called Blame it on the Weatherman originally.


Don't fear the Reaper - great choice and without the need for poetic licence. Great song, too.

OK, since BÖC was mentioned, this time with poetic licence, alluding to the dialogue between Colon and Nobby in Jingo:
Blue Möllusc Cult - Altronomy (BÖC - Astronomy)
MetallicA - The four horsemen
Tori Amboss - Can't see Morpork (Tori Amos' dwarf double on the disc, it seems. Original song "Can't see New York")
Iron Maiden - Eighth son of an eighth son (Seventh son of a seventh son on roundworld)

[Tonyblack]

Ah yes, I think I remember that one.

[Willem]

Lucy in the sky with Mr Shine

[Tonyblack]

Going Underground by The Dwarfs.

[MongoGutman]

...always ready to recycle...

[pip]

For the Dwarves -

[Sjoerd3000]

For Detritus

[meerkat]

Ankh-Morpork, Ankh-Morpork, so bad they named it twice. (New York New York)

[poohcarrot]

Great minds think alike fids!

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[Quatermass]

Borogravian Rhapsody?

[Tonyblack]

Hungry Like the Werewolf.

Tie a Black Ribbon Round ze old oak tree.