Peter Staffelbach

3
Submissions
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Categories won
1
Leagues played
SongArtistCategoryLeagueVotes
Alles neuPeter FoxLost In TranslationLeague 8 (Feb 2026)
4
  • Spicey Riche +3
  • Claire +1I was hooked by the strings at the beginning, which were intensely reminiscent of a fall out boy song I love. The song went on to sound…not that much like fall out boy but it’s still cool
  • judd.baker +1Bonus thank you for this amazing submission to the category of “songs I should sing for karaoke”
  • SamRobertsND 0Sorry, Alex, Peter Fox isn't that good
  • Joseph Harvey 0Singing in German always sounds gimmicky to me. Even for Germans
  • Edward James -1Sorry, but something about German's trying to do hip hop strikes me as deeply deeply unacceptable. I was angry listening to this.
EnchantedThe PlattersBlack People Doing White People MusicLeague 8 (Feb 2026)
0
Zou Bisou Bisou - From "Retrospective: The Music Of Mad Men" SoundtrackJessica ParéSongs Richard Should Have Played At His WeddingLeague 8 (Feb 2026)
3
  • Peter Seeley +1
  • judd.baker +1Good pull
  • shea nowicki +1
  • SamRobertsND 0Cultured, aren't we???
  • Joseph Harvey 0This is a cute and fun song but I can’t picture Richard getting down to it
  • Edward James 0No, but you have just identified the opening title scroll song for Wes Anderson's "Friends in the Bend". Eddie, departing from Hangar shed, rides his road bike slowly through various South Bend locales. We pass Joe Torma, in the Club Blue backyard, minutely trimming leaves on the various plants flowering from Cynthia the aquatic tower garden. The rectory, a car on blocks. Top down angle over the car, one after another Chris, then Corey, then Judd, then George, then Teddy, then Gabe on rolling boards each pop their heads out from underneath. Along the riverwalk, Brad and Richard emerge in scuba gear with treasure chest in hand. The Fort, Sammy and Joseph moving furniture inside while Shea, Regina, and Fiona sip lemonade on the porch wearing oversized sunglasses. It writes itself.
  • Claire 0I do not see the vision, sorry