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Which song would you use to greet an alien when it makes first contact with the earth?
This question inspired by this story.
This day in 2004
Ozzy Osbourne was named the nation's favourite ambassador to welcome aliens to planet earth. The 55-year-old singer came top of a poll as the face people want to represent them to alien life. The poll of internet users was carried out following the discovery of signs of water on Mars. Ozzy won 26 per cent of the vote, Simon Cowell, came last on the list, with just three per cent of the vote, A spokesman for Yahoo! News said: "As the world waits desperately for signs of alien life, we decidedto ask our users who they thought was best suited for this most auspicious of roles. Ozzy is a great choice but I'm not sure what the Martians would make of his individual approach to the English language."
so, which SONG would you use to greet an alien?
Aliens Exist - Blink 182
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yda38oRlEfM
although i AM taking a big risk going in with Blink 182 =/
but i think the song will make them happy! :)
thank you
35 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavourite answer
Desert Search For Techno Allah- Mr. Bungle
- Anonymous9 years ago
Starman - David Bowie
Calling Occupants Of Inter-Planetary Craft - The Carpenters
- ?Lv 69 years ago
Hi Patrick.
Interesting question, but regarding the article What a beat up! Sounds like they were out for a laugh and fabricated some poll satisfying popular opinion so people would read it in the first place. Anyway...
Duran Duran- Planet Earth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detail...
Your song was fun though:)
- Anonymous9 years ago
Something which shows we understand how music works, which rules out everything from the last hundred and fifty years, for a start.
The Marriage of Figaro overture by Mozart would fool them into thinking the sentient life form on the planet was at least worthy of communication. Any thing else would have them avoiding us like the plague!
