Human without the bean

I waited so someone else could get a chance, but since no has guessed, this is ~Procol Harum's~ Whiter Shade Of Pale

Wow, I guess you've seen it after-all George. Yes that's it. Jose' Feliciano wrote the theme songs. Of course, we all know what happened to Freddie Prinze. Your up!

My guess is you probably have seen it before, but who knows, maybe you haven't. The theme song of the show was written by a popular Puerto Rican composer/ singer of the time. He thought they wouldn''t like it so he wrote two. They liked them both and ran one at the beginning and the other at the end of the show.

Is it Bill Murray's character in "Stripes"?

That's it.

A popular sitcom from 70's, this TV series stayed in the top-ten for 2 years during it's 4 year run. After the untimely death of one it's younger stars the shows producers tried to replace him by writing a new character who is younger but eventually viewers reject the show and it falls by the wayside. It starred an actor who began his career in vaudeville before finding his way to theatre. Some of the minor actors who were also written in to accompany the new script were Charo and Julie HIll. Supporting cast include Della Reese and Penny Marshall.

Mark Knopfler ~Dire Straits~ Loved this music from them Down To The Waterline http://youtube.com/watch?v=VRufMP1HCS8

Probably one the largest mouths of anyone's I've ever seen. The boy can sing. Steven Tyler of ~Aerosmith~ the song is "Sweet Emotion". Let's go right into the next on with this: Here comes Johnny and he'll tell you the story Hand me down mu walkin' shoes Here come Johnny with the power and the glory Backbeat the talkin' blues He got the action, he got the motion Yeah, the boy can play

Obviously, now that I've arrived to this thread some 7 days later and I'm being spoon fed it's Mannix. No. Magnum, P.I If I'm right I wasn't prepared. So I'll have to come up with something. :rolleyes:/>

That's the band. And the sounds we make together Is the music to THE STORY IN YOUR EYES It's been shining down upon me now I realize ~Moody Blues~ The Story In Your Eyes Good for you WW. Not everyone is familiar with TMB. I was playing a Moody Blues's album once and my co-worker said I bet you not everyone has heard of the moody blues. We asked somebody and he was right. They never heard of them... But she was only 25 years old. They were in their prime in 69. I wouldn't know 5% of the bands of today that 25 year olds are into. NOW YOUR UP! WORDWOLF!

Of course. That's correct George. But you knew that.

Really. I didn't think anyone playing here knew the band well enough. I was just about to post a different song. This song was the hit on the album in 1971. Most of the albums by this group carried along with it a hit single. Just name the group and I'll give you the title WW.

Here's the plan! We get the warhead, and hold the world ransom for....................................................One million dollars!

Yes Sir. Milla Jovovich is the actor who played in the Resident Evil trilogy. Bruce Willis of course is the hero. Your up. thank goodness.

Perhaps this is the case! No. I've given a lot of the essential parts that make up the plot to the movie. There's a hero who's called on to save the world from devastation. A priest with the knowledge about a weapon that could be used to stop the evil headed for earth. A villain trying to steal the weapon and fill his self serving appetite. The empty cases held the stones that was referenced but taken out and were given to someone who could be trusted. This may help (or may not) the villain is played by Gary Oldman.

Dazed & Confused ~Led Zeppelin~

Too big of hint, I think? Brokeback Mountain

Here's something from the early 70's I've been thinking about our fortune And I've decided that we're really not to blame For the love that's deep inside us now Is still the same Listen to the tide slowly turning Wash all our heartaches away We're part of the fire that is burning And from the ashes we can build another day But I'm frightened for your children That the life that we are living is in vain And the sunshine we've been waiting for Will turn to rain

No. There's a ball of fire, 1200 miles in diameter heading straight for Earth and we have no idea how to stop it. That's the problem. How much time do we have? If its speed remains constant, an hour and fifty-seven minutes. I'll call you back in two hours. [hangs up] Hello? Hello? Hello?

Obviously.

After a long week, and a long drive home in traffic this song is just what I needed to hear. ~The Cars~ Just What I needed

I should recognize something about it. Robocop was killed by a street gang. His name wasn't Devon Butler was it.

Mockingbird ~Carly Simon~ I saw the line and the rest of the song just came to me.

As sometimes is the case, it's entirely possibly that no one has seen this. But I doubt it. Too popular. Here's another clue, and a little more from the movie. The actor who plays the lead role also plays in another Apocalyptic horror action trilogy with zombies and monsters in it. This case is empty! What do you mean empty? Empty!. The opposite of full. This case is supposed to be full. Anyone care to explain? The Guardians....gave the stones...to someone they could trust...who could take another route...shes supposed to contact this person...in a hotel....and she's looking for the address. Easy. It's-it's Planet Fhloston, in the Angel Constellation. Were saved. I'm screwed.

Pretty close. It's just the "No No song". YOUR UP.