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This is everything that was reviewed and approved for amIright on April 12, 2008. These are not items submitted on April 12, 2008, but rather items that were reviewed that day by site editors.

Super Short Pop Songs:

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)," The Beatles - Length: 1:18

A faster, heavier song than the original, included because the Beatles felt "if there's a welcome song, there should be a goodbye song." Starts in F and ends in G. Ends with applause that segues into the album version of "A Day In The Life"

Submitted by: Ra'akone

"Eclipse," Pink Floyd - Length: 1:45 to 2:11, depending on version

Actual song ends at 1:30, but contains an outro with a reprise of the heart-beat from "Speak to Me", and on some versions, on only one stereo channel, an orchestral version of the Beatles' "Ticket To Ride" can be heard. This song, because of it running immediately after and flowing from "Brain Damage", is sometimes considered to be part of that song, sometimes called "Dark Side of the Moon" or "Lunatic", because of the lyrics of that song. Much like how Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is normally followed by "A Little Help From My Friends", even on the radio, the same is true for "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse."

Submitted by: Ra'akone

Add a Letter To a Song Title:

"Dream Clover" originally "Dream Lover" by Bobby Darin

Adrienne Ramseur

"Dreamy Lover" originally "Dream Lover" by Bobby Darin

Adrienne Ramseur

"Hip Hop Plover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Plover = a short-billed kind of shorebird.

Heather Brockwell

"Hip Hop Clover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Hip Hoop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Hip Hope Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Hip Chop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Chip Hop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Hip Shop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Ship Hop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Whip Hop Lover" originally "Hip Hop Lover" by En Vogue

Heather Brockwell

"Dread Man's Curve" originally "Dead Man's Curve" by Jan And Dean

Tiffany Furlong

"Kind Words (And A Regal Good Heart)" originally "Kind Words (And A Real Good Heart)" by Joan Armatrading

Tiffany Furlong

"You Stalk Too Much" originally "You Talk Too Much" by Joe Jones

Chris

"Torn Between Two Plovers" originally "Torn Between Two Lovers" by Mary MacGregor

Plover = a short-billed kind of shorebird.

Heather Brockwell

"Torn Between Two Clovers" originally "Torn Between Two Lovers" by Mary MacGregor

Heather Brockwell

Duets Not Yet Performed:

Jump Across The River

"Jump," Van Halen and "Across The River," Bruce Hornsby And The Range
What, you think you're Evel Knievel or something? - Submitted by: Ed

Behind Closed Doors, That's Where You Take Me

"Behind Closed Doors," Charlie Rich and "That's Where You Take Me," Britney Spears
- Submitted by: Graham McLeod

Dresses And Shoes And Buttons And Bows

"Dresses And Shoes," Angelica and Susie (two Rugrats characters... from Rugrats Go Wild) and "Buttons And Bows," Dinah Shore (from The Paleface)
Dress-up time with Angelica Pickles and Bob Hope! ;-) - Submitted by: SpiderBraids

You Talk Too Much When You Say Nothing At All

"You Talk Too Much," Joe Jones and "When You Say Nothing At All," Alison Krauss
Ah, that's pouring it on! - Submitted by: Natalie Snortman

You Talk In Your Sleep Too Much

"You Talk Too Much," Joe Jones and "Talking In Your Sleep," The Romantics
Must be sleep apnea. - Submitted by: oldsongs