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life in the fast lane
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Wrong song and wrong Eagle.
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I'm fairly certain that Seger sang backup on "Heartache Tonight" (he co-wrote the song).
Glenn Frey sang backup on "RGM."
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What band's name translates (loosely) as "Sun Moon" in two different languages?
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Clue time? The band members are not native speakers of either of the two languages.
Nor of English.
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No guesses?
Another clue: Formed in the late '60s, the band almost immediately split into two bands with sequentially numbered names.
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Sorry. Off on a camping trip. Just got back.
The answer, I believe, is Amon Duul. Amon Duul II being the longer lasting/better remembered band.
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You got it, OM. I was getting worried that I'd stumped everyone.
"Amon" comes from the Egyptian sun god; "Duul" is from a Turkish word for "moon." The band, however, is German.
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"Yeti" is a great record.
While we're on Krautrock....
What band derived their name from two singers of a renowned band based in Germany?
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Er ... Pinkische Floyde? 
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Hint time: While the band was based in Germany and popular there, neither singer was German.
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I have a feeling the answer is going to be soooo obvious. 
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Hint 2: The band in question can be heard in a recent commercial rocking up a Cole Porter song.
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Cheating is encouraged. Indeed, Hint 3 was designed for web searching.
Can isn't the answer, but Can is the key to the answer. Check the question again.
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The answer must be Mooney Suzuki, named after Can's two vocalists, Malcolm Mooney (American) and Damo Suzuki (Japanese).
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We have a winner.
Over to you, HWW.
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Kudos to you, OM. That was a toughie!
A member of what band once wanted to call an album "Squat On My Grunt"?
Bonus: Name the band member.
Bonus: What name did the album eventually wind up with?
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Clue: The band later used part of that name in the same context that the Beatles used "apple."
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2nd clue: The album in question probably marks the first use of the word "motherf----er" on a rock album.
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3rd clue (expressly designed for cheating): "Wooden Ships."
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