Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Two Steps from the Middle Ages (1988) is the final album of original material released by Game Theory before breaking up. Band leader Scott Miller went on to form The Loud Family.The album's title has at least a double meaning (referring to both dance steps from the historical period known as the Middle Ages as well as to a person who is \"two steps\" from middle age) and comes from an alternating rhyme in the fifth track:Unfolding their defense in stagesHarshest critics can't refuseTwo steps from the middle agesRose details and ruby shoesThe title of the song \"Room For One More, Honey,\" is a reference to an episode of the American television program The Twilight Zone titled Twenty Two.In 2012, the song \"Rolling with the Moody Girls\" was covered by Home Blitz on their EP Frozen Track."@en }
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- Two_Steps_from_the_Middle_Ages abstract "Two Steps from the Middle Ages (1988) is the final album of original material released by Game Theory before breaking up. Band leader Scott Miller went on to form The Loud Family.The album's title has at least a double meaning (referring to both dance steps from the historical period known as the Middle Ages as well as to a person who is \"two steps\" from middle age) and comes from an alternating rhyme in the fifth track:Unfolding their defense in stagesHarshest critics can't refuseTwo steps from the middle agesRose details and ruby shoesThe title of the song \"Room For One More, Honey,\" is a reference to an episode of the American television program The Twilight Zone titled Twenty Two.In 2012, the song \"Rolling with the Moody Girls\" was covered by Home Blitz on their EP Frozen Track.".