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Nymtoc · Nov 19, 2012

CHA MILCH REB / EVEN NORM /AMA JINNA

1. Song / Composer-lyricist / Cover artist(s)
2. It's another song about something edible.
3. The composer-lyricist recorded it in 1953, but that cut was not released until 1969.
4. The song has been covered more than once. The cover in the scramble is from the '80s.
5. Even if you like the cover--as indeed you might--nothing comes close to the original, IMHO.

6. The edible stuff in the song title is what we all scream for, don't we?

woozy · Nov 19, 2012

ICE CREAM MAN / JOHN BRIM / VAN HALEN

and I'm sorry to say I haven't heard of either.

Nymtoc · Nov 19, 2012

woozy said:
ICE CREAM MAN / JOHN BRIM / VAN HALEN

and I'm sorry to say I haven't heard of either.

Well done, woozy, whether you've heard of them or not!

woozy · Nov 19, 2012

AND SODAPOP, COLD'SH THE WAY / HER HIP MELTI CASEROL / TATEREHTR ESRISN

1. Song but not it's original title (about food) / Cover Artist (apropriately named) / Other Cover Artist (nothing to do with food but a *much* better cover)
2. The actual composer is not among the scramble.
3. The actual name of the Song is COLD'SH THE WAY but it's sometimes referred to as AND SODAPOP or AND SODAPOP, COLD'SH THE WAY.
4. SODAPOP is the food.
5. MELTI CASEROL may or may not be an ingredient for SODAPOP (depends on how hip and her you want it...)

Xelebes · Nov 19, 2012

HOT TAMALES, THEY'RE RED HOT / RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS /

NOWACASLA ESRISN

Original Composer is Robert Johnson.

woozy · Nov 19, 2012

Redo your remaining letters.

poetinahat · Nov 19, 2012

Hasn't... heard of... Van Halen...

...

/checks into retirement home/

woozy · Nov 19, 2012

I've heard of Van Halen. I just never heard of "Ice Cream Man".

woozy · Nov 20, 2012

AND SODAPOP, COLD'SH THE WAY / HER HIP MELTI CASEROL / TATEREHTR ESRISN

A: 5
C: 2
D: 3
E: 7
H: 5
I: 3
L: 3
M: 1
N: 2
0: 4
P: 3
R: 5
S: 5
T: 5
W: 1
Y: 1

HOT TAMALES, THEY'RE RED HOT / RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS /

NOWACASLA ESRISN

A: 5
C: 2
D: 2
E: 8
H: 5
I: 3
L: 3
M: 1
N: 2
0: 4
P: 3
R: 5
S: 5
T: 5
W: 1
Y: 1

So, xlebres' answer is wrong (One too many E's and one too few D's).

6: TATEREHTR ESRISN's album isn't about food in the title; but it could be about eating. After all, what is an animal's stomach for otherwise?

woozy · Nov 20, 2012

7: I could tell you who's going to guess this scramble, but no-one would believe me.

Xelebes · Nov 22, 2012

HOT TAMALES, THEY'RE RED HOT - RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - CASSANDRA WILSON

woozy · Nov 22, 2012

Cassandra Wilson and "The Belly of the Beast" has the song "Hot Tamales". Very lively cover. Very fine album.

Albedo of Zero · Dec 7, 2012

bkendall · Jul 1, 2013

Ok, let's see if this scramble can get this game going again!

PHONYHAM / EVILEVILCAN PRESS / CUTER HERRER

1. Character / Early Portrayer / Modern Portrayer

2. In this character's earliest incarnation, he/she was designed to be exactly the opposite that he/she is now. If that had been the case, the world as we know it now would never have come to be.

3. Since that last clue was about as deep as a 100 ft hole, and about as useless, let's try another one. The name of the character is incorrectly derived from a philosophical concept.

Nymtoc · Jul 1, 2013

SUPERMAN / CHRISTOPHER REEVE / HENRY CAVILL

Good scramble, bk. At first it looked impossible, then the light dawned. :snoopy:

Nymtoc · Jul 1, 2013

OPERA KIDDY / HELL PINLEG / YOWNNN WEWJ

1. Character / Original portrayer / Later portrayer
2. One of the words in the scramble can be used in describing the work.
3. Some say the character's name is an alteration of an obscene phrase, though others deny it.

bkendall · Jul 2, 2013

I'm gonna have to ask for another clue. Please?

Nymtoc · Jul 2, 2013

OPERA KIDDY / HELL PINLEG / YOWNNN WEWJ

1. Character / Original portrayer / Later portrayer
2. One of the words in the scramble can be used in describing the work.
3. Some say the character's name is an alteration of an obscene phrase, though others deny it.
4. You'll get this one fast, if you have a sweet tooth.

Nymtoc · Jul 2, 2013

OPERA KIDDY / HELL PINLEG / YOWNNN WEWJ

1. Character / Original portrayer / Later portrayer
2. One of the words in the scramble can be used in describing the work.
3. Some say the character's name is an alteration of an obscene phrase, though others deny it.
4. You'll get this one fast, if you have a sweet tooth.
5. In this movie, the portrayers make something tasty. In another movie, the original portrayer makes a monster.

bkendall · Jul 2, 2013

WILLY WONKA / GENE WILDER / JOHNNY DEPP

I will be back with mine in a little while. Feels nice to be back in the groove of things.

Nymtoc · Jul 2, 2013

Well done, bk! :e2seesaw:

bkendall · Jul 4, 2013

LIL ROMEO / JAKES MACKER / TEAM HORRHR

1. Character / Early Portrayer / Later Portrayer

2. This later portrayer is most often associated with playing a much different character but has been lauded for bringing the topic if this scramble to life.

Nymtoc · Jul 4, 2013

THE JOKER / CESAR ROMERO / MARK HAMILL

bkendall · Jul 4, 2013

Well done, Nymtoc! And I thought one could've been a tough one.

Nymtoc · Jul 4, 2013

HORNIEST ALBINO / HECKS HELLBLAM / MOORS JEN LEERLY

1. Character / Best-known portrayer / Most recent portrayer
2. A highly recognizable fictional character
3. A word in the scramble refers to a seminal work featuring the character.

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