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Fun Music Information -> Dave Dobbyn
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Remove a Letter From a Song Title:
"Slice Of Haven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Carmen Stokes
"Lice Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Rosie Finch
Add a Letter to a Song Title:
"Slicer Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Candace Troy Powers
"Splice Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Carmen Stokes
Change a Letter:
"Slide Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Cheryl Jordan
"Slice Of Leaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Carmen Stokes
"Local" originally "Loyal"
Carmen Stokes
"Alice Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Carmen Stokes
"Spice Of Heaven" originally "Slice Of Heaven"
Carmen Stokes
Song Parody Lyrics:
Original Song Name | Parody Song Name | Parody Author |
| "Loyal" | "Spoilt" | Rocky Mak |
| "Loyal" | "Pommy" | Jose/Horse |
Bad Choices for On Hold Music:
Song Name | Company/Organization | Submittor |
| Slice Of Heaven | Mortuary | FussBudgetVanPelt |
Band Name Anagrams:
Davey B. Bond Submitted by: Hannah Montanalestes
Song Title Anagrams:
"O Y'all" originally "Loyal"
Submitted by: Candace Troy Powers
Crime Records:
"Inciting a riot"
He was playing an outdoor concert in Aotea Square in Auckland. During the show there was a power failure leading sections of the crowd to become restless. Some of the crowd started throwing beer bottles and police arrested them. The situation escalated and the riot squad was called in. Dobbyn made negative remarks about the police which allegedly spurred on the crowd. The concert was stopped by the police and sections of the crowd rioted, smashing shop windows along Queen Street. Prime Minister David Lange called a commission of inquiry and as a result Dobbyn was charged with inciting a riot. The criminal prosecution against Dobbyn began June 1985. His lawyer successfully defended him and he was acquitted on the charge of "behaving in a manner likely to cause violence against person or property and using insulting language".
Submitted by: Optimus Lime
