Is the main instrument violin?

No

Follow up on where you might have heard it from, I think that'll be a lot more effective.

No

Is the composer from Western Europe?

Yes

I doubt the artist can be two women. :rolleyes:
Also, to my knowledge there were few if any female composers at that time, and certainly none who would be famous now.

tl;dr: it's a man.

"In the Hall of the Mountain King"?

That's from 1875. No

^No

Hint: Think iconic soundtrack. Probably the most iconic of all time, even.

I think I may have it.
"Ride of the Valkyries"?

No

Is the composer German?

Yes

Sigh. "The Blue Danube"?

No

Is it Also sprach Zarathustra by Strauss?

I'm going to leave it for now, see if someone else can get some more clues. I'm just basically throwing out iconic classical compositions from around that period here, and I kind of don't want to just stumble on it by a process of elimination. I'll check back later.

Bingo!

That's a good contender for most iconic classical soundtrack ever right? Felt like I might have been overselling it there but I also think it's pretty valid.

I'm thinking 2001 A Space Odyssey, Troll.

Troll, come back, we've solved it :D

Yeah I see you have. Well done, RS. I just couldn't think of another one. Good one, Frown! Took a while.

So, you're next up then, RS?

Yep. And I have my song. I'll drop a hint when necessary. Meanwhile I will say it's from the 20th century (again)

You should really put the hint at the start; it's a wide net you're casting otherwise.

yes

Is it another goddamn rock song?

no

Pop?

No

Who are you saying no to? Mindfulness or Frown? Or both? (The power of the quote button should not be underestimated)...

Solo artist?

80s?

Let's see if we can get up to date. :D


No, it's not a goddamn rock song and it still isn't Snoop Doggy Dogg

No

No

Yes

No

Just call him Snoop, you're embarrassing yourself.

90s?

No

70s?

no

60s?

yes

Is it folk music?

no