This should be a relatively easy one. In the movie Pulp Fiction when Vincent takes Mia to Jack Rabbit Slims, she gets a $5.00 milkshake. Vincent takes a drink, says something and then leans back. The music playing in the background is a 60's instrumental (I think). It's mostly a slowly strummed electric guitar. I need to know the name of the song and who it's by. Thanks.

I FOUND IT! I know I only posted this a few hours ago, but it's been driving me nuts for days. I actually found the "rebuttal" song before I found the original, but I found it.

Eamon - Fuck It
Frankee - FURB is the rebuttal version.

Now to overplay it till it's outta my head...

Looking for a classical piece...
They play it on the Simpsons a lot, very frenetic, part xylophone perhaps? One instance is from the episode where grandpa is babysitting them and bart is holding onto the ceiling fan by grandpa's dentures and spinning around and around. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

Anyone know what it is?
Help!

Was it a Telecaster with a tremolo or rotating speaker effect? It could be "Rumble" by Link Wray and His Ray Men.

Yep. That's it. Thanks a ton.

What is that opera sounding music in the spiderman 2 trailer?

I have heard this song a few times on the classic rock station, but can't track down the name or who its by. Here are some lyrics:

"Amy, whatcha want to do?
I think, I could stay with you
for a while, maybe longer..."

and ends with the guy singing:

"falling in and out of love with you..."

Any help would be appreciated; I really like the song.

"Amy" by Pure Prairie League

I've also seen some copies on WinMX labelled as "Falling In and Out of Love".

Awesome, thanks for the help Sinistermotives!

HELP! what is this song?!
 

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/dubdub.html

anyone know the artist or name?!

There is a sticky thread called "The Master 'what is this song' list". Post your question there.

oops my bad der

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/dubdub.html

anyone know the artist or name?!

Scooter - "Maria (I Like It Loud)"

There's a rather recent rock song that I can't figure out.
Somewhere in the middle are distinct lyrics which say "No lights. No music"
And that's all I can remember. Sounds like System of a Down but I have no idea.

There is in fact a System of a Down song called "Sugar" that contains that line.

http://www.lyricsfreak.com/s/system-...wn/134820.html

Thank you much! Now just to find what cd it's on.

OK, there's this song I kept hearing while I was in France last week. It actually is a pretty awful song but I can't get it out of my head. Basically it's some white guy rapping over a sample of some old French song. I know that may not be very much info, but that's all I got.
If anyone has any idea what this is I will owe you my sanity.

AsianJesus, see if this page gets you anywhere:

All you need to know about rap music in France

Music in the Nike/Lance Armstrong TV ad?
 

Here's the ad - anyone know the music?

http://www.nike.com/wearyellow/seelanceride/main.html

Re: Music in the Nike/Lance Armstrong TV ad?
 

Apparantly, it is an original made for the ad. More information here:
A52 Provides CGI and VFX For Nike 'Magnet' Spot

I found that link from the following forum:
Adtunes.com Forums -> Nike Commercial

Something that i have found useful when trying to figure out a song i heard is the site leos lyrics www.leoslyrics.com. If you know any words that are in the song you can do a search by lyric, either as a complete phrase or scattered words. So for example, if you heard roadhouse blues (by the doors) on the radio and did not know the name of the song or who it was by, youd type in the lyric you heard (keep your eyes on the road) and it would give you a list of all the songs that contain that lyric. The site has definitely been extremely useful for me.

By God, I shall post again. I cannot find the song Paul Oakenfold - See It anywhere. Anybody know of any places to even start?

Is the song called "Paul Oakenfold", or is that who performed it? Where did you hear the song?

Paul Oakenfold is the arist plus the only song I really have listened to of his was with Crazytown frontman Shifty that song was called "Starry Eyed Surprise"

I am looking for a song with the lyrics "What i really meant to say is that I am sorry for the way that I am" I heard it recently on the radio and it is a man singing. I was wondering if anyone knew what it was? Kinda sounds liek nickleback...

The song is Crossfae by the band Cold

Thank you very much! I am forever in your debt...

nm i found it

the newest GBA commercial, the one with the guys standing there, red background color, etc. Anyone know the song?

I'm guessing that GBA = Game Boy Advance? If so, according to Adtunes.com,
I hope you are asking about the Yaz song; it kicks ass. The entire album (Upstairs at Eric's) is worth hearing.

I'd appreciate some help finding the artist and name of the following song.

It's rock (slower paced), and includes the lyrics:

"Can't be held responsible," "We were merely/only freshman," and ".. love in the first place."

It's a pretty well-known song, and is sung by a male lead singer. I just can't think of the name right now.

Thanks!

The Verve Pipe, "Freshmen"

Very nice, thanks much!

It is a song in a Volkswagen commerical. The vehicle is a Volkswagen Touareg, which is an SUV. I don't recall any lyrics, but it sort of sounds like a country song. I think the commercial is new.

Any help identifying this song is appreciated.

Using my standard source (the Adtunes.com forums),

Title: Ariel Ramirez
Artist: Richard Buckner
Album: Since

Catch a sample (track 3) on the Amazon page: Amazon.com: Music: Since

here's a tough one....I think the song is from the 70's (i've heard it played in that 70's show)....the only place I can describe it.......is that it is in Charlie's Angels 1 (the movie with drew barrymore etc..)...and after the point where she sleeps with sam rockwell.....and he is telling her that he is actually a bad guy, and shoots her and she falls through the glass etc... the song is playing in the background....anyone know it?

Thats it, thanks a lot! I checked out your source, seems solid, I'll check there first next time.

I'm trying to remember a single by Agnetha Faltskog of ABBA that was on the American pop charts around 1983 or so. It was released after Frida's "I Know There's Something Going On."

EDIT: Apparently it wasn't on the charts. It got quite a bit of airplay on a station I listened to though.

OK, here's one: The song in the Lance Armstrong commercials Im sure you've probably seen:

http://www.nike.com/wearyellow/seelanceride/main.html

Thanks ya'll... :)