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Google, without a doubt for me.

When you positively definately have to know what that music was for that advert

I've gotta agree with imdb. Genius site.

Yep, gotta be Google really. If search engines don't count then Wikipedia I guess.

Wiki is very good indeed and helped me out on numerous occassions as well. It would probably get my vote.

However it is open to abuse. Check this out:

That is absolutely terrible about Daniel Lloyd not knowing who Winston Churchill is. Anyone who calls themselves british not knowing who this man is doesnt deserve to live in Britain. I dont care if she has nice tits or not.

I was laying poppies down in front of the war memorial in Sheffield earlier this year, when two young teenage girls approached me, and asked what the poppies were for. !sad!

I told them about how millions of people had died for our freedom. They didn't seem to care, or just didn't comprehend the alternative to freedom.

Which is a shame really since many of those who died before they really had a chance to live were not much older than those girls. It's sad how few people can actually use their imagination and empathy and put themselves in the boots of those who fought in those wars. I may not always agree with the reasons for wars, or have time for some of those who fought them, but the scale of their sacrifice cannot be denied.

Ms Lloyd I knew only from a few photos, but I caught a few moments of her conversation during the "bullying" news reports, and she comes across as thicker than a museum of pig shit.

http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com is much more informative