Washington 2017:The U.S. Political RP [CLOSED] OOC Pt. X

[Velahor]

Let’s try to do the CT Debate ASAP.

And Vaq, let’s try to finish the stuff with Miles and Winston as I have other important things for Miles coming up and would like to finish this in case it affects anything else I plan to do.

On that note, I believe we can conclude the Amaras-Smith meeting to allow him to move forward with his commitments.

Absolutely.

[Sanabel]

Lazy late-night exposition post up for Clearwater. I'll probably post an announcement speech soon.

[Prolieum]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

[Panira]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

Correct on Pross and Granden. Maybe mine were too easy

[Velahor]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

Correct on Pross and Granden. Maybe mine were too easy

Roberts was right

[Prolieum]

To provide some clues of my own:

Kingsley's piece is perhaps the most relaxed and soothing piece on the list.

Appleby's piece is hinted at by his recent conversation with Serrano.

Hotchkiss's piece is a rather aggressive one, contrary to her often repressed self.

Hammitch enjoys modern, semi-country semi-pop music.

I am quite surprised that Amaras's was not uncovered immediately.

Rossi's is tied to her background, but represents something of a mild rebellion from it.

[Prolieum]

Reed's should be easily recognizable with moderate recall from its in-character revelation.

Kuznetsov's requires a somewhat more distant remembering.

Eberhardt's will be recollected only by the ancients.

[Prolieum]

Chase: Sense
J. Johnson: We Are the World
Stephens: I've Always Been Crazy

[Velahor]

To provide some clues of my own:

Kingsley's piece is perhaps the most relaxed and soothing piece on the list.

Appleby's piece is hinted at by his recent conversation with Serrano.

Hotchkiss's piece is a rather aggressive one, contrary to her often repressed self.

Hammitch enjoys modern, semi-country semi-pop music.

I am quite surprised that Amaras's was not uncovered immediately.

Rossi's is tied to her background, but represents something of a mild rebellion from it.

Rossi is “I Can Only Imagine”, it’s a Contemporary Christian song so while being tied to her religious background it is a mild rebellion in that it’s a “modern” song, differing from much of the Independent Baptist denomination’s insistence on traditional Christian music.

[Prolieum]

To provide some clues of my own:

Kingsley's piece is perhaps the most relaxed and soothing piece on the list.

Appleby's piece is hinted at by his recent conversation with Serrano.

Hotchkiss's piece is a rather aggressive one, contrary to her often repressed self.

Hammitch enjoys modern, semi-country semi-pop music.

I am quite surprised that Amaras's was not uncovered immediately.

Rossi's is tied to her background, but represents something of a mild rebellion from it.

Rossi is “I Can Only Imagine”, it’s a Contemporary Christian song so while being tied to her religious background it is a mild rebellion in that it’s a “modern” song, differing from much of the Independent Baptist denomination’s insistence on traditional Christian music.

Well done.

But not correct.

[Velahor]

Chase: Sense
J. Johnson: We Are the World
Stephens: I've Always Been Crazy

Surprisingly, even with the Aussie tie, Chase’s song is not Sense.

You’re right on Stephens. It was a virtual tie between I’ve Always Been Crazy and Red-Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson, with the former chosen because it was more upbeat.

[Velahor]

Rossi is “I Can Only Imagine”, it’s a Contemporary Christian song so while being tied to her religious background it is a mild rebellion in that it’s a “modern” song, differing from much of the Independent Baptist denomination’s insistence on traditional Christian music.

Well done.

But not correct.

Wrong song of that style, was it “Indescribable”?

[Prolieum]

Well done.

But not correct.

Wrong song of that style, was it “Indescribable”?

There you have it.

Though, oddly enough, "I Can Only Imagine" is not on the playlist as I view it.

[Velahor]

Wrong song of that style, was it “Indescribable”?

There you have it.

Though, oddly enough, "I Can Only Imagine" is not on the playlist as I view it.

I believe it was an error on my part, I recalled seeing a song of that type on the playlist and responded without double-checking which song it was.

[Imperial Esplanade]

We all know Kuznetsov's favorite

[Main Nation Ministry]

Surprised Cox's song wasn't obvious. Also, is it possible to have the playlist made on Youtube also? I don't have Spotify.

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Chase: Sense
J. Johnson: We Are the World
Stephens: I've Always Been Crazy

You will not guess Jamie Johnson's

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Brennan's song is not in English, it is in honor of an adversary nation.

[Prolieum]

Chase: Sense
J. Johnson: We Are the World
Stephens: I've Always Been Crazy

You will not guess Jamie Johnson's

I imagine that I can.

Black-Eyed Cossack Girl.

[Vaquas]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

Correct on Soberman and Blythe, wrong on Breckenridge.

The following characters of mine have not been guessed correctly yet:

Breckenridge
Patton
Locklear
Walsh
Kimbrell
Denver
Johnson
Yang
Winston
Serrano
Moore
Singh

Serrano’s and Moores could likely prove easy based on sterotypes and general mood respectively. Locklear could be considered “mom music”, Walsh is one of the more “traditional” pieces, Kimbrell is very conventional, Denver could likely be found out with some thought, Johnson has a very Johnsony taste in music.

Patton, Yang, Winston, and Singh will probably be hardest to place, from most to least.

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

You will not guess Jamie Johnson's

I imagine that I can.

Black-Eyed Cossack Girl.

Cyka Blyat

[Main Nation Ministry]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

Correct on Soberman and Blythe, wrong on Breckenridge.

The following characters of mine have not been guessed correctly yet:

Breckenridge
Patton
Locklear
Walsh
Kimbrell
Denver
Johnson
Yang
Winston
Serrano
Moore
Singh

Serrano’s and Moores could likely prove easy based on sterotypes and general mood respectively. Locklear could be considered “mom music”, Walsh is one of the more “traditional” pieces, Kimbrell is very conventional, Denver could likely be found out with some thought, Johnson has a very Johnsony taste in music.

Patton, Yang, Winston, and Singh will probably be hardest to place, from most to least.

Cox is wrong also. Cox's song is more based on his years in high school and college. Think 90's songs. It's also by some British musicians also.

[Velahor]

Correct on Soberman and Blythe, wrong on Breckenridge.

The following characters of mine have not been guessed correctly yet:

Breckenridge
Patton
Locklear
Walsh
Kimbrell
Denver
Johnson
Yang
Winston
Serrano
Moore
Singh

Serrano’s and Moores could likely prove easy based on sterotypes and general mood respectively. Locklear could be considered “mom music”, Walsh is one of the more “traditional” pieces, Kimbrell is very conventional, Denver could likely be found out with some thought, Johnson has a very Johnsony taste in music.

Patton, Yang, Winston, and Singh will probably be hardest to place, from most to least.

Cox is wrong also. Cox's song is more based on his years in high school and college. Think 90's songs. It's also by some British musicians also.

Cox is "To Wish Impossible Things" by The Cure. The song is by British musicians and is from the 90's.

[Main Nation Ministry]

Cox is wrong also. Cox's song is more based on his years in high school and college. Think 90's songs. It's also by some British musicians also.

Cox is "To Wish Impossible Things" by The Cure. The song is by British musicians and is from the 90's.

You check my old Cox posts, did you? You can have this piece of a cookie as a reward.

[Meelducan]

Well, we have come to the point where I could waste additional hours attempting to make guesses off of scant information, but I am going to cut myself off. I am quite confident in some of the below, others moreso shots in the dark, and I did not guess for many that I was most uncertain of. I am not the most musically literate, so additional clues would certainly be helpful.

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De Nieto: San Francisco

Pross: Hopeless Wanderer

Brankers: Fly Me To The Moon

Soberman: Sissy That Walk

Roberts: Born To Run

J. Johnson: I've Always Been Crazy

E. Breckenridge: The Winner Takes It All

Blythe: The Gambler

D. Johnson: Lay All Your Love On Me

Cox: We're Not Gonna Take It

Enchanted: When You Believe

Darnell: Take Me Home, Country Roads

Williams: Oh, I'm a Good Ol' Rebel

Nilap: Jailhouse Rock

Granden: America The Beautiful

McGareth: Barbie Girl

You’ve got DJ’s song correct.

Darnell is a big fan of The King.

Nilap likes Country Music.