Hello All..

Here's the rest of the mix to try and guess.

A popular band in the late 70's:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-3.mp3


This one is too easy, but I couldn't find a spot with *just*
some distinctive music:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-4.mp3


This one might be trickier for most of you:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-5.mp3


This one is the same band in ntt-0:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-6.mp3


This woman has a much more famous tune about white oryctolagus
cuniculus:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-7.mp3


This one was part of the soundtrack of a famous movie about
loose feet:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-8.mp3


This fellow is known for his famous sneer:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-9.mp3


Same band as in ntt-8:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-10.mp3


This is the longest sample, and probably has too many clues to
make it too easy! But the tune is pretty fun, and perfect when
driving; I couldn't resist holding this one back too much:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-11.mp3


I couldn't resist witholding clues and provided a longer sample
for this tune also. I believe this woman was referred to as the
female Springsteen.

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-12.mp3


Ok.. I'm going to make this one harder. Too much of the lyrics
would make it too easy. But maybe the voice is distinctive
enough:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-13.mp3


This one might be too obscure for most of you. It has a nice
easy laid-back sound all the way through:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-14.mp3


This one is a kind of like a letter in a post-apocalyptic world
of music. I wonder if anyone remembers this one or recognizes
it:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-15.mp3


Ok.. this one is short. It could be too easy for Canadians:

https://kolico.ca/quiz/ntt-16.mp3

And that concludes the tunes one of my ancient mix CDs for the
roads!


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