The song they played in a movie? ?
its a kenny g song if memory serves me well .....kenny g was a dreadful musician [didnt sing] in the 90s ....hated that guy lol.....will look for it EDIT***it sadly isnt listed on the soundtrack 1. M.A.S.T.E.R. Pt. 1 - Play/Lil' Fizz [2:56] 2. Fun - Rose Falcon [2:55] 3. Happy Face - Destiny's Child [4:18] 4. Eenie Meenie Minie Mo - Strong [3:22] 5. Walking On Sunshine - Val C [2:49] 6. Master Of Disguise - Vitamin C [3:00] 7. Double Dutch Bus - Devin Vasquez [3:21] 8. Conga - Miami Sound Machine [4:14] 9. This Could Be Love - Solange Knowles [4:02] 10. Cherry Pie - Jhene [3:07] 11. M.A.S.T.E.R. Pt. 1 - Hardhedz/Play [4:17] but i know the song.....just look up kenny g albums ??http://www.kennyg.com/ best i could do ....but i assure you i know it was his song sorry couldnt tell you name [and not a fan so not listening to his stuff lol] have a good one
Song on felicity season 1?
hi..i was wondering what the song that was playing on season 1 episode 5 was. you first hear the song when Ben was knocking on Felicity's dorm room door and Noel tells him he doesn't want to see felicity hurt. some of the lyrics are "i am on your side, and you are forever mine," hope you guys can help. thanks a lot :)
If the duration of the song is 3 minutes and 15 seconds, how many times can that song be played in one day on repeat?
The general way to solve this kind of math problem is SYNCHRONIZING ! (I temporarily call like that ;)What do I mean?It can be easily to understand like this: the units (min, sec, etc.) of these quantities in your math problem don’t be the same to each other so it can’t be taken to calculate. So we must synchronize them to be as one (change them into the same unit), from that, we can calculateThere’re many ways to synchronize them. For example, you have 1$, you can convert it into JPY (yen), VND (dong), rupee, lao kip, euro, etc. (sorry I am not penetrative about currency xD), and there are many different types of currency with a different amount you can haveTurn back to your problem, the key to solve this problem is just changing the units to be as one. Now, I change all of them into “s” (second). If you want to change differently (such as into “h” hour, “m” minute, etc), it still work, but I think it’s complex a littleOne day has 24 hours = 24 x 60 (1 hour = 60 minutes) x 60 (1 minute = 60 seconds) = 86400 (Seconds)A song lasts 3 minutes and 15 seconds = 3 x 60 (1 minute = 60 secs) + 15 (15 extra secs) = 195 (secs)→ Now, all things are easy. We just need to divide the first number to the second number to find out how many times this song can be repeated continously in a day (this’s a certain thing, not prove, so just accept it ! ;)Repeated times = 86400 / 195 = (nearly) 443 times// the result is 443.07690 so we must round it into the roundest number, because the times aren’t odd ! //
Part of Kelly Clarkson's "Mr Know It All" sounds like an older song...Help!?
Does the beat to the part of the chorus right around 1:11-1:17 ("You ain't got the right to tell me, When and where to go, no right to tell me") of Kelly Clarkson's Mr. Know It All sound familiar to a good oldie? If you think so, can you name of the song I'm thinking about? It is a an older song, so please don't say Bruno Mars "Just the way you are"
What is the song on stick figures on crack 3?
It's "Trigger" by Swedish death metal band In Flames.
A survey conducted by a song rating service?
finds that the percentages of listeners familiar with Poker Face by Lady Gaga who would give the song ratings of 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 are, respectively, 54 percent, 18 percent, 16 percent, 10 percent, and 2 percent. Assign the numerical values 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 to the (qualitative) ratings 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and find an estimate of the probability distribution of x = this song’s rating by a randomly selected listener who is familiar with the song. μx ? Find the expected value of the estimated probability distribution.