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Game is ON as we have two players: Craig opened the bidding with 9 notes, John Schick thinks he can name that tune in 7.
Anyone can STILL feel free to bid 6 or less notes, including Craig, and anyone can still flat-out take a guess, but if wrong is eliminated.
The bidder with the LOWEST number of notes bid will have FIRST CHANCE to solve the musical cue/clue. Everyone else should PM their answers in the case that the winning bidder answers incorrectly or is stymied. The winning bidder has until 3PM PST Tuesday to respond to the musical cue/clue. At that time, if the winning bidder has an incorrect response or no response, I will look to see if the NEXT HIGHEST bidder had the correct (PM'd) answer, and if not, the bidder with the next highest bid, etc...
Bidding/guessing ends @ 3PM PST today, Monday...
Musical cue/clue will be posted shortly thereafter...
The CLUE, again is:
This Grammy winning song got its title from a best selling, non-fiction book (of the same title) the recording artist had read. The song, in fact won MORE THAN ONE Grammy!
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 03/06/2304:08 PM.
Fate doesn't hang on a wrong or right choice Fortune depends on the tone of your voice
-The Divine Comedy (Neil Hannon) from the song "Songs of Love" from the album "Casanova" (1996)
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