Don't worry. I'm not going to give you lines like "Dum Doodle Dum" or "Eeen Eeen". I'll just give you some hints as to the title of the composition and try to guess the title and artist. Limit 3 for now.

CD  1. This instrumental is named after a classic monster with bolts in his neck. Frankenstein-Edgar Winter Group

FB 2. The name of this 60s one is synonymous with a game company that used to make Pong from a group named after natural disasters. Telstar-The Tornadoes

FB 3. The opposite of "Fall" by a man preforming without his "Brass". Rise-Herb Alpert

DU 4. The title of this one would be said by anyone after a roll in ze hay (that's sex for you less descreet.), by a trumpeter who was seen on an episode of "King Of The Hill" as a potential propane explosion victim. Feels So Good-Chuck Mangione

CD 5. A movie theater staple, by an artist that you would put on said staple. Popcorn-Hot Butter

TAO 6. What your teacher told her students at recess or at a traffic light. Walk, Don't Run-The Ventures

SHZ 7. A famous hymn performed by a band with a Scottish flavor. Amazing Grace-Royal Scot Dragoon Guards Bagpipe Band

FB 8. A classical composition heard in a sci-fi film with Kier Dullea and directed by Stanley Kubrick. Also Sprach Zarathustra-Deodato/Strauss

TAO 9. Another composition from a sci-fi film, this one is a "jazzed-up" version of the John Williams opening theme, played by members of the spaced-out tavern band. Star Wars: Cantina Band-Meco

CF 10. Another classical composition 'jazzed-up' and drastically abridged to about 1/5th of the original. A Fifth Of Beethoven-Walter Murphy

CD 11. A Canadian pianist recorded this 70s hit about a ballerina that performs in a cube you store jewelry in. Music Box Dancer-Frank Mills

JPT 12. A London based rock group with a cellist performed a "blazing" instrumental heard in promos for horse racing events. Fire On High-Electric Light Orchestra

Extra credit: Anyone who can tell me the name of the composition used at the beginning of "Monday Night Football" will received double kudos, since I have no idea myself.  

#1 is "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group.
#5 is "Popcorn" by Hot Butter.
#11 is "Music Box Dancer" by Frank Mills.

3 for 3, CD! :) :) :)

Quoting:
#1 is "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group.
#5 is "Popcorn" by Hot Butter.
#11 is "Music Box Dancer" by Frank Mills.
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Hi Indy

# 2  Telstar - Tornadoes

# 3  Rise - Herb Alpert

# 8  Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra

FB  ;)

#4 is Feels So Good by Chuck Mangeoni (sic)

3 for 3, Fuss! :) :) :)
I was looking for Richard Strauss for #8, but I'll accept Deodato.

Quoting:
Hi Indy

# 2  Telstar - Tornadoes

# 3  Rise - Herb Alpert

# 8  Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra

FB  ;)
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Correct, Dude! :)

Quoting:
#4 is Feels So Good by Chuck Mangeoni (sic)
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Hi Indy

9 sounds like 'Cantina band' from Star Wars

Tao

Correct, Taoist.  :)And the artist is Meco.

Quoting:
Hi Indy

9 sounds like 'Cantina band' from Star Wars

Tao
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#10 sounds suspiciously like "A Fifth Of Beethoven", by Walter Murphy.  ;D

I say your suspicions are founded.
Correct, CF! :)

Quoting:
#10 sounds suspiciously like "A Fifth Of Beethoven", by Walter Murphy.  ;D
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Thanks to the hints

I think 6 is The Ventures, Walk don't run

Correct again, Taoist! :)

Quoting:
Thanks to the hints

I think 6 is The Ventures, Walk don't run
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#7 Amazing Grace

Correct, shazzaah! :)

Quoting:
#7 Amazing Grace
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No 12 would be ELO's "Fire On High"

"The music is reversible, but time is not...turn back...turn back"

Correct, Just Passing Through! :)
And that concludes another quiz. If anyone knows the answer to the Monday Night Football Quiz, please feel free to PM me. And thanks for playing.

Quoting:
No 12 would be ELO's "Fire On High"

"The music is reversible, but time is not...turn back...turn back"
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