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12 Aug 05 - 11:57 AM (#1541072) Subject: Songs that stick in your head From: GUEST,Paul Burke (cookie gone AWOL) I've been debugging a system all day, that involved downloading the program to flash memory about 50 times... and I've just realised I've been humming Flash Company most of the time as well. It won't go away. |
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12 Aug 05 - 12:28 PM (#1541100) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Pinetop Slim You've got an ear worm ... Can be exterminated by bringing in a bigger ear worm. Infected once by "Groovy Kind of Love," I chased it out with "I like it like that." |
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12 Aug 05 - 01:37 PM (#1541160) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Azizi I got one better than that. How about "Louie Louie" ? Can anyone top that?!! I betcha can't. Go ahead and try. I "d" double dare ya. |
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12 Aug 05 - 01:44 PM (#1541167) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Wesley S How about the theme to "The Bear In The Big Blue House" ? When you have a four year old you end up listening to music you never thought you would. |
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12 Aug 05 - 02:48 PM (#1541213) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Le Scaramouche Azizi, I'll see your "Louie, Louie" and raise you a "My Sharona". Takes days for that ghastliness to get unstuck from your head. |
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12 Aug 05 - 03:11 PM (#1541228) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: jacqui.c I get stuck with the ones I'm learning/have just learned. At the moment it's 'Miner's Lullabye' and 'Lonesome Robin'. |
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12 Aug 05 - 03:47 PM (#1541247) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Azizi Le Scaramouche, I think "My Sharona" trumps "Louie Louie." I guess I gotta fold my cards and ease on down the road {or whatever you say when you're leaving the gaming table}.. ;>) And speaking of "Ease on down the road"-there's that song from "The Wiz" that goes... Oh no!!! Why did I even bring it up??!!! |
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12 Aug 05 - 03:49 PM (#1541249) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Azizi Okay to stop thinking about those other songs, another song just popped in my head- What about everybody's favorite" Don't worry. Be happy". Now there's a song that you gotta love to hate. |
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12 Aug 05 - 04:58 PM (#1541286) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: *Laura* Les Miserables. I'm in it again and becasue all the songs join onto each toher - once you sing on you end up singing to the end of the show! xLx |
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13 Aug 05 - 03:30 AM (#1541546) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: GUEST,Tubby T. There are so many songs that stick in your head through your life don't you think?? Actually, without spoiling your lighthearted thread you've got started here...If you trawled your memory and listed them; the ones that just got really embedded in your mind and you couldn't stop singing etc. I can see potential for a really interesting thread, and more, going on forever(slight exageration maybe!) You could see how many songs/memories link with yours/circumstances and so on!! Yes, I maybe should keep my early morning mind 'under wraps' I think!!..... 'A Case of You' - Joni M. (never stoppped just loving it!) 'I love you Baby..and if it's quite alright...I need you Baby..etc'..oh no, I should never have got into this...S>O>R>R>Y> |
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13 Aug 05 - 03:34 AM (#1541549) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: sixtieschick I used to get Van Morrison's "T.B. Sheets" stuck in my head during high school--the most depressing song on earth. M. |
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13 Aug 05 - 03:37 AM (#1541552) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Kaleea Gee, I know what you mean. I had the Sonata for Piano in Bb major, Kochel# 570 in Bb Major by Mozart written in 1789 in Vienna rolling around my head all day, & I just can't get rid of it! Just kidding! I actually can't get rid of that old cliche Toccatta and Fugue in D minor by J.S. Bach. |
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13 Aug 05 - 06:35 AM (#1541610) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: GUEST,Puck I know a song that'll get on your nerves....get on your nerves, get on your nerves.... 2nd Verse... much the same really!! |
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13 Aug 05 - 07:19 AM (#1541638) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Flash Company Hey Paul, I haunt everybody I can. Thing I find is that it is always the songs I would sooner forget that haunt me, case in point, letter in our local Free paper referred to someone has 'having about forty medals.' Alltogether.... He's my brother (Whats his name?) Sylvest, (What has he got?) He's got a row of forty medals on his chest (Big chest!) Dammit I've started again! FC |
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13 Aug 05 - 08:26 AM (#1541684) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: kendall The last one I heard sung, especially if it was done badly |
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13 Aug 05 - 12:04 PM (#1541814) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: Amos Yesterday it was "Let's go to Luchenbach, Texas, Willie and Whalen and the boys...." A |
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13 Aug 05 - 01:36 PM (#1541849) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: GUEST,reggie miles I think having a listener come up and inform me that they have one of my songs stuck in their head after they've heard me sing and/or play it is about as nice a compliment as any songwriter can receive. I remember this movie scene where someone was being tortured. The bad guys forced their victim to listen to, "She wore an itsy bitsy, teenie weenie, yellow polka dot bikini..." over and over again. I know that, under such duress, I probably would have cracked. |
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13 Aug 05 - 01:47 PM (#1541858) Subject: RE: Songs that stick in your head From: pdq "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose It's Flawor on the Bedpost Overnight?" |