1999 Puesto n.º 5787 en BGG

Schrille Stille

3–6 jugadores 90 min A partir de 10 años 1.8/5 de complejidad 5.7/10 de valoración

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Players are the heads of 1 of 6 fictitious music companies, trying to predict/influence the popularity of 14 different musical acts. Each turn, players get 7 chits with +/- values on them, 5 of which they may use to secretly vote for the bands they want to support. Players are awarded points at the end of a round if one of their bands is in the top 6 slots. Players also have 2 special chits that either award extra points if played on a band that jumps to #1, or add/deduct points based on how far up (or down) a band moves from its original position. Some bands in the last 4 slots are removed at the end of a round depending on their original board position, and the top 3 are removed (one-hit wonders) once a player's score reaches the 30 and 50 point mark. The game ends once a player reaches 70 points total. Very nice artwork and goofy band names (as only the Germans can do it) are complemented by one of the cooler game components ever; a wooden "CD Player" that the DJ (dealer) uses to tally up the votes. Please be aware that, although this was formerly listed as a family game, a few of the band names contain adult language. Online Play BrettspielWelt (real-time)

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Preparación

1. Separate all game cards into their respective decks (Artist cards and Song cards, or combined Artist/Song cards depending on edition).\n2. Shuffle the cards thoroughly.\n3. Designate a starting player (e.g., the biggest music fan or most recent concert attendee).\n4. Deal the appropriate number of cards to each player as specified for the chosen game mode.\n5. Place any remaining cards face-down as a draw pile in the centre of the table.\n6. Each player reviews their hand without showing other players.

Flujo del turno

On their turn, the active player draws or plays cards according to the current game mode. Players attempt to correctly match artists with their hit songs. Correct matches score points; incorrect matches may result in penalties. Play passes clockwise until the end condition is triggered.

Puntuación y victoria

The player with the most correctly matched artist-song pairs at the end of the game wins. Puntuación objetivo: Agreed target score (e.g., 10 points) or most points when all cards are exhausted Fuentes de puntuación: 1 point per correct artist-song pairing, Bonus points for speed (optional variant), Tiebreaker sudden-death round if scores are equal

Fuente: Rulebook

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General

Each artist card must be matched with their correct associated song card.

The game is built around correct artist-to-song pairings. Each artist in the game has one or more canonical hit songs listed. For example: ABBA pairs with 'Mamma Mia'; Led Zeppelin pairs with 'Stairway to Heaven'; Deep Purple pairs with 'Made in Japan'; The Beatles pair with 'Hey Jude'; AC/DC pairs with 'Thunderstruck'; Pink Floyd pairs with 'Another Brick in the Wall'; Metallica pairs with 'Nothing Else Matters'; Frank Sinatra pairs with 'New York'; Amy Winehouse pairs with 'Back to Black'; Queen pairs with 'Bohemian Rhapsody'; Elvis pairs with 'Hound Dog'; Bob Dylan pairs with 'Blowin' in the Wind'; The Police pair with 'Every Breath You Take'; U2 pairs with 'With or Without You'; Madonna pairs with 'Frozen'; The Rolling Stones pair with 'Gimme Shelter'; Beach Boys pair with 'Surfin' USA'; Bruce Springsteen pairs with 'Born in the USA'; Camarón pairs with 'Volando Voy'. A pairing is only valid if both the artist and song are correctly matched.

Scoring

Players score a point for each correctly matched artist-song pair.

When a player successfully pairs an artist card with its correct song card, they score one point for that pairing. Incorrect pairings do not score and may incur a penalty depending on the variant being played. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

General

The game includes a catalogue of artists and their associated hit songs across multiple genres.

The full catalogue of artist-song pairings in the game is: ABBA / Mamma Mia; Led Zeppelin / Stairway to Heaven; Deep Purple / Made in Japan; The Beatles / Hey Jude; AC/DC / Thunderstruck; Antonio Molina / Soy Minero; Pink Floyd / Another Brick in the Wall; Metallica / Nothing Else Matters; Antonio Machón / Dos Gardenias; Nat King Cole / Aquellos Ojos Verdes; Frank Sinatra / New York; Amy Winehouse / Back to Black; B.B. King / Rock Me Baby; John Lee Hooker / Dimples; Sam Cooke / A Change Is Gonna Come; Aretha Franklin / You Make Me Feel; Luciano Pavarotti / La Donna è Mobile; Otis Redding / These Arms of Mine; Tracy Chapman / Give Me One Reason; Dire Straits / Sultans of Swing; Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody; Status Quo / In the Army Now; Bee Gees / Stayin' Alive; Guns N' Roses / Sweet Child O' Mine; Elvis / Hound Dog; Bob Dylan / Blowin' in the Wind; The Police / Every Breath You Take; Roy Orbison / You Got It; U2 / With or Without You; Héroes del Silencio / Entre Dos Tierras; Madonna / Frozen; Stevie Wonder / We Are the World; The Rolling Stones / Gimme Shelter; Lola Flores / La Zarzamora; Manolo Escobar / Mi Carro; Beach Boys / Surfin' USA; Bruce Springsteen / Born in the USA; Los Chunguitos / Dame Veneno; Las Grecas / Te Estoy Amando Locamente; El Fary / El Torito Guapo; Nino Bravo / Un Beso y una Flor; Camarón / Volando Voy.

General

The game spans multiple musical genres including rock, pop, blues, soul, opera, flamenco, and Spanish folk.

The card catalogue deliberately spans a wide variety of musical genres and cultural backgrounds: Classic Rock (Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Dire Straits, Queen, Guns N' Roses, The Rolling Stones, Status Quo, Héroes del Silencio); Pop (ABBA, The Beatles, Amy Winehouse, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Beach Boys, Bee Gees); Blues (B.B. King, John Lee Hooker); Soul/R&B (Sam Cooke, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Tracy Chapman); Country/Folk (Bob Dylan); Opera (Luciano Pavarotti); Spanish/Flamenco (Antonio Molina, Antonio Machón, Lola Flores, Manolo Escobar, Los Chunguitos, Las Grecas, El Fary, Nino Bravo, Camarón); Latin/Bolero (Nat King Cole); Jazz/Swing (Frank Sinatra); Rock/Country (Roy Orbison); and Charity (Stevie Wonder / We Are the World). This diversity ensures questions vary in difficulty and cultural knowledge required.

Turn structure

Players take turns attempting to match artist cards with their correct song cards.

The active player is presented with (or draws) an artist card or song card and must identify the correct matching counterpart. If playing with a hand of cards, the active player selects a card from their hand to play and attempts to match it. Play proceeds clockwise around the table. Each player takes one action per turn unless a special rule modifies this.

Restriction

Incorrectly matching an artist and song results in no point and may cause a penalty.

If a player proposes an incorrect artist-song pairing, they do not score a point for that turn. Depending on the variant or difficulty setting chosen before the game, an incorrect match may also result in losing a previously scored point or losing a turn. Players should agree on the penalty rule before the game begins.

Endgame

The game ends when all cards have been played or matched, or a target score is reached.

The game ends when the draw pile is exhausted and all players have played their remaining cards, or when a player reaches a previously agreed target score (e.g., 10 correct pairings). The player with the most correctly matched pairs at the end of the game is the winner. In the event of a tie, the tied players share the victory or play a sudden-death tiebreaker round.

Setup

Players may select a subset of cards by genre or era to adjust game difficulty.

Before the game begins, players may agree to restrict the card pool to certain genres (e.g., only rock, only Spanish music) or eras to make the game easier or harder. This is especially useful when playing with mixed groups where some players have stronger knowledge in certain areas. All selected cards are shuffled together into a single deck.

Informe estratégico

Genre Specialisation

Players with strong knowledge of Spanish or Flamenco music gain a significant edge on the 10+ Spanish-language artist pairings (Camarón, Lola Flores, El Fary, etc.), which many players may not know. Deliberately targeting these cards when you know them locks in easy points.

Avoiding Penalties

If you are unsure of a pairing, consider whether the penalty for an incorrect match (losing a point or a turn) outweighs the reward. When in doubt, pass or attempt only pairings you are confident about.

Card Pool Management

By tracking which artist-song pairings have already been matched, players can narrow down remaining options and make more accurate guesses on cards they are less certain about — especially useful in the late game.

Setup Negotiation

Proposing to restrict the card pool to genres you know well (and your opponents don't) is a legal and strategic pre-game move. Use the setup difficulty rule to tilt the knowledge landscape in your favour.

Preguntas frecuentes y casos límite

A player believes an artist has more than one song in the game and wants to match them with a different song than the one printed on the card. Is this allowed?

No. Each artist is paired with exactly one canonical song in this game. Only the specific song listed for that artist in the card catalogue counts as a valid match. For example, Frank Sinatra's valid match is 'New York (New York)', not any other Sinatra song.

Some players are unfamiliar with Spanish or Flamenco artists like Camarón or El Fary. Is there a way to make the game fair?

Yes. Before the game, players may agree to remove or set aside cards from genres that are unfamiliar to the group, or restrict the game to a mutually known subset of genres. See the setup difficulty rule.

Two players finish the game with the same number of correct pairings. Who wins?

Tied players share the victory or, if players prefer a single winner, a sudden-death tiebreaker round is played: each tied player must correctly identify one more artist-song pairing. The first to answer correctly wins.

A player names the song slightly differently (e.g., says 'Stairway to Heaven' when the card reads 'Starway to Heaven'). Does it count?

Yes. Minor spelling differences or well-known alternate titles should be accepted as correct matches, as the intent is clear. The group should use common sense, and a designated judge or all players may vote if disputed.