The Never-ending Link Game v 1.0

[SwedeGirl]

Album cover

[Wicked Sid]

Cover Band.

[SwedeGirl]

Band aid

[OldtypeM87]

aid station

[SwedeGirl]

Station wagon

[Wicked Sid]

Wagon Wheel.

[Osiris]

Obscura album - by the German technical death metal band of the same name: Obscura.

It's not REALLY collocation. Did you even read the definition? You're using sentence fragments again.

I'm backing things up to Camera Obscura. Hellbringer's lead.

For the LAST TIME:

col·lo·ca·tion
ËŒkäləˈkÄ�SHÉ™n/

Noun

1. The habitual juxtaposition of a particular word with another word or words with a frequency greater than chance.
2. A pair or group of words that are juxtaposed in such a way.

Photo + Album? Yes.
Random Band Name + Album? No.

[Vlarken]

Hmm, I don't think camera obscura counts either. Camera obscura is in Latin 'a dark chamber', however, while English may have many loan words from Latin, this term 'camera obscura' has not been incorporated into the English vocabulary and is still purely Latin. I'm assuming that it was used because of the band Camera Obscura. So I'm objecting to this on the basis that 'camera obscura' is not in fact English and therefore cannot be a case of juxtaposition.

[Osiris]

I'm going to allow it, based on two things:

The majority of the English language we use today is derived from Old Latin, and a fair amount of our day to day common phrases are "pure" latin.

Rigor Mortis
Placebo
Carpe Diem

University mottoes, medical terminology, etc. No, I'm going to overrule the challenge.

[Vlarken]

Well, it's actually 50/50 vocabulary wise. Half original Germanic words and half loan-words, but your overruling makes sense.