Name that game.
December 24, 2011 6:08 PM Subscribe
i'm looking for a music trivia game that has been out of production for at least five years...
Several (seven?) years ago we played a board game that involved singing and/or remembering the lyrics to songs, mostly classic rock. I can't remember the name of the game, but the owner told me at the time that it was out of print. It's not Encore. Does anybody remember such a game?
Several (seven?) years ago we played a board game that involved singing and/or remembering the lyrics to songs, mostly classic rock. I can't remember the name of the game, but the owner told me at the time that it was out of print. It's not Encore. Does anybody remember such a game?
Somehow I think I remember a special edition of Trivial Pursuit that was like this. Instead of regular trivia on the cards, the clues were the first few words of a lyric and you had to remember the rest of the lyric. And each color category was a different decade of songs instead of a different category as with regular Trivial Pursuit. Could that be it?
posted by katyggls at 7:16 PM on December 24, 2011
posted by katyggls at 7:16 PM on December 24, 2011
That sounds a bit like Songburst - it had two editions, 50's and 60's, then 70's and 80's. You had to recall the lyrics to songs based on a clue, and you received records based on how well you did.
posted by daikaisho at 8:05 PM on December 24, 2011
posted by daikaisho at 8:05 PM on December 24, 2011
Agreed--it does sound a little like Songburst. But like aubilenon says, there are a lot of singing games.
Do you remember anything else about it--maybe what the board looked like, or the playing pieces, for example?
posted by box at 7:57 AM on December 25, 2011
Do you remember anything else about it--maybe what the board looked like, or the playing pieces, for example?
posted by box at 7:57 AM on December 25, 2011
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I haven't played hardly any of these, so even with more information I don't think I'd be able to help narrow anything down.
posted by aubilenon at 7:10 PM on December 24, 2011