Anagrams that are new since the last update will have a "NEW:" in front of them (new 'grams are not necessarily at the top).
"Get a haircut!" ~ "Or teach guitar..."
An opera singer
= Ergo, pain nears.
= Raping one's ear!
A triple-anagram:
Guitar solos
= riotous gals ~ is tour's goal.
Heavy metal bands ~ madly stab heaven!
NEW:
The rather loud band Motörhead's
"Fast" Eddie Clarke ~ tickled deaf ears.
NEW:
Drummer and main lyricist of the technical-virtuosity-showcasing
rock band Rush
(perhaps this is an anti-gram?):
Neil Peart = Real inept / penile art
Also of the band Rush...
Vocalist Geddy Lee (Gary Weinrib)
= Weird, big-nosed legacy - try a veil!
The singer and proponent of gay rights otherwise known as George Michael:
Georgios Panayiotou = Notorious gay, I go ape.
Keith Emerson:
Keen trio mesh
Keen: "More hits!"
Making reference to his foray into Scientology, alluded to in his
"Famous Blue Raincoat":
Leonard Norman Cohen = Non-Clear? No harm done.
Di'Anno: "Er, I'm ~ Iron Maiden!"
Voodoo Chile = Oh, cool video!
Judas Priest = Just despair.
NEW:
Musician David Olney, author of such positive-messaged songs as
"Stand
Tall" and "Death Will Not Divide Us", referring to the hope of enduring love
David Olney = Oddly naive
This could refer to either the Iron Maiden song or the musical, I suppose:
Oh, the pop anthem to fear! = "Phantom of the Opera"
Megadeth and Metallica don't always like each other much...
Metal band Megadeth = Agenda: Hammett bled.
Excellent fingerstyle jazz guitarist
Martin Taylor = Art. I'm only art.
A unique CD, heavy metal classics reinterpreted lounge-lizard style
by Pat Boone
In a Metal Mood = Mad, emotional!
The guitar hero Steve Siro Vai = Ever-great virtuoso - he is a hit.
Yes, there is worse music out there...
Ringtone's ~ inert song.
In contrast,
Gibson Les Paul = plausible song.
What teenager wouldn't want to be a guitar virtuoso?
Al Di Meola = A male idol.
A rather famous dude and an Ozzy Osbourne song
Mister Crowley = I slew my rector.
And some of my anagrams of songs can be found here.
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