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I'm pretty sure that's what the guys from Metallica said. In slightly different language no doubt.

I'd never really heard much of Jethro Tull until they beat Metallica for the first ever 'Metal' Grammy in the late 80's. Although great musicians and well crafted songs, I could never work out how they were in this category to begin with.

Cross-eyed Mary - Jethro Tull...?

Yeah after trolling through Clipart.com for ages to find pics of 'guys tied to chairs', I found that it was tagged with 'Barnaby Rudge'. Then I was really screwed as there is not many songs about him either :ROFLMAO:

Ugh.. I spent way too long trying to find song references for Dickens characters, and Cow Vase didn't seem to come up as a band name lol

Bang on!! All yours AB

I think Leaving Las Vegas was the only one I liked him in

Nope

Nope sorry

Hmm yeah I would have gone for the original if I had to guess Right.. Hopefully this is a bit more straight forward than my last effort.. Song and artist please

The Sound of Silence...?

The Mona Lisa was also created using the Fibonacci sequence / Golden ratio principles so... kinda the same ilk..?

OK We have a winner!! Sorry this took so long - being on different time zones didn't help and also how I thought this would go turned into a death spiral of its own lol Anyway - incredible song that uses the Fibonacci sequence for the syllables in the verses, drum patterns and other track...

...and if we googled song structure and Fibonacci...?

Clue: The pic refers to the song's structure not the name

It was a good try

Clue: Current American band, ie still touring and releasing albums

Clue - That picture is not necessarily the 'Golden' spiral.

It was the reference to Mona Lisa that was very much in the same ball park.

Also no sorry