Song Quote Game 8

I think BOC's lyrics are by The Who. Beyond that, I'm not sure.

 

The Punk and the Godfather by as Splunge already said The Who.

 

Yes

 

I shot a man in Reno,
Just to watch him die.

 

Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues

 

Most definitely

 

I got it because I was wearing a black shirt today.

This isn't as generic as it might seem:

...we came in?

 

Hints:

The quote isn't actually part of the lyrics per se, but it's the very first line in the song. It's also a continuation of the last line from another song on the same album.

 

Still nothing? OK, last set of hints.

The song is from a very famous double album by a very famous British band.
The song itself, while not famous, is nonetheless very well know to fans.
The song is the first one on the allbum.
"...we came in?" is a continuation of the last song on the album, which ended with "Isn't this where..."

If you people don't get the song now, then you're all pathetic and thus will be banished from this game.

 

"In the flesh" by Pink Floyd. I was led to this by the "very famous double album by a very famous British band" hint but I had to listen to the song to be sure, I didn't remember it at all.

 

I'm actually surprised this was so obscure. I figured at least a few people on the Boards would have known this one (and you were one of them, BOC).

Oh well, you got it anyway, and since you've saved everyone from banishment, you can proceed.

 

I think that this one will be very difficult, but since Splunge has opened the path, I will follow it

Bad oats in town
The word went out
So my horse and me
We left town

 

There's a difference between "very difficult" and "next to impossible".

I had a hard time even getting something to come up in google. But I can see how you (and probably only you) would have come up with this one.

 

Yeah, I had to Google it, too. I guess I'm not as big a fan as I thought.

 

For once, my daughter comes to the rescue with her childhood idolatry:

My Horse and Me - The Olsen Twins XD

 

As those of you, who have googled it, already know it's "Gil Blanco County" by Stalk-Forrest Group, most widely known as Blue Oyster Cult. Now a real softball:

I could take you home on the midnight train again
I could make an offer you can't refuse

 

Please define "softball".

 

It's indeed a softball and I'm realy surpised that nobody has got it yet. It's a big hit from a british hard rock band with a latin name. Few more lines:

Whatever you need
Whatever you use
Whatever you win
Whatever you lose

 

Of course!

Puppy Love - Donny Osmond