Bunnymen song riddles

[fat cherry]

Sounds a bit like it could have been a hit for the Spencer Davis Group

[Happy Death Man]

you don't do easy ones FC !

[fat cherry]

Well, seeing as we're doing hints ,, think of probably one of the most famous SDG hits and how it might be interpreted, but not too literally. Was going to do something I thought obvious but you lot keep upping the ante, as it were. So its your fault?

[Happy Death Man]

Got it....never stop !

[fat cherry]

ta da!!!!!! Ball's in your court HDM.

[Happy Death Man]

Good one that FC.
Anyway, here's the next:

One could experience these by visiting a certain planet to study the Pattern Jugglers.

[Happy Death Man]

Good one that FC.
Anyway, here's the next:

One could experience these by visiting a certain planet to study the Pattern Jugglers.

[fat cherry]

Would that be Turqoise Days? Not that I'd have guessed witout the aid of Mr Internet. So do you like your science fiction HDM or just done a search on 'obscure literary references for [insert name of song]?

[Happy Death Man]

Correct FC. To be honest I just did a Google search for Turquoise Days and that's where it took me. Never heard of the book before. Not averse to a bit of sci-fi though. Over to you...

[fat cherry]

Me neither, once read an Aurthr C wossname one and it basically a crime novel set in space. A few mick farren ones when I was a lad - one was a cowboy story, not far removed from an Edge Western (now there's a series of books). Anyways.....

Its entirely your fault I'm on these shifts

[Happy Death Man]

All because of you days.

I started reading a Philip Dick novel a few months ago but I put it down and I've never gone back to it. Just started End of Watch by Stephen King.

[fat cherry]

Yes.

I do that more and more as i approach my dotage, lol. More lack of patience than no time to waste - do that all the time. Anyways. Next!

[Happy Death Man]

On a journey to Pluto.

[fat cherry]

Way out and up we go?

[Voodoo Billy]

Meteorites?