Ooh! Which one? :)

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Shake The Disease :)

Shake The Disease :)


Cool! One of my favourite songs, and a great video! :)

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Cool! One of my favourite songs, and a great video! :)

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It's one that I certainly DON'T mind having stuck in my head either, Vile ;)

It's one that I certainly DON'T mind having stuck in my head either, Vile ;)


I don't mind having ANY Depeche Mode song in my head! :) (Unfortunately, I don't have any songs by anyone in my head anymore right now.)

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I don't mind having ANY Depeche Mode song in my head! :) (Unfortunately, I don't have any songs by anyone in my head anymore right now.)

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I'm sorry to hear that, Vile...THIS is for you....

The Sweetest Condition

Taken in by the delicate noise
Knocked to the ground by the subtle thunder
Shackled and bound by the sound of your voice
Wandering around in silent wonder

What chance did I have
With the silver moon
Hanging in the sky
Opening old wounds

Taking hold of the hem of your dress
Cleanliness only comes in small doses
Bodily whole but my head's in a mess
Fuelling obsession that borders psychosis

It's a sad disease
Creeping through my mind
Causing disabilities
Of the strangest kind

Getting lost in the folds of your skirt
There's a price that I pay for my mission
A body in heaven and a mind full of dirt
How I suffer the sweetest condition

Taken in by the delicate noise
Knocked to the ground by the subtle thunder
Shackled and bound by the sound of your voice
Wandering around in silent wonder

Thanks! Good song. :)

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Thanks! Good song. :)

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No problem ;)

"Free" by Ultra Naté

Shining happy people - REM, it was stuck in my head last Tuesday at this exact time !

I woke up this morning with "My Sex" by Ultravox! in my head, yet again. At least I don't have a headache this time though! :)

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I've currently got some music from an advert in my head.  It's driving me crackers trying to find out where it's from originally. 

It is some instrumental music currently being used for the ING finance ad.  It's starts off with flutes (possibly) and then some trumpets play for a bit then its back to the flutes (which might be keyboards?).  I swear the music was originally for a 60's or 70's TV show.

Please can one of the Brits put me out of my misery?

Where The River Flows by Collective Soul :)

I've currently got some music from an advert in my head.  It's driving me crackers trying to find out where it's from originally. 

It is some instrumental music currently being used for the ING finance ad.  It's starts off with flutes (possibly) and then some trumpets play for a bit then its back to the flutes (which might be keyboards?).  I swear the music was originally for a 60's or 70's TV show.

Please can one of the Brits put me out of my misery?


I've looked it up for you Karen and I believe it is called 'A swinging safari' by Bert Kaempfert.

Its the hardest thing that I can do (1999) by 98 Degrees.  I can't stop singing it...even if they didn't compose that song.

I've looked it up for you Karen and I believe it is called 'A swinging safari' by Bert Kaempfert.


Thanks for finding the name out Bobby.  Still doesn't help me with the programme though  :-\\

Feels Like Heaven - Fiction Factory. :)

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same song as yesterday, Shining happy people :)

Something that was on the radio this morning.  Not too sure of the title or artiste!

Possibly it's called "Dry Your Eyes Mate" and its probably by The Street

"Love So Right", by The BEE GEE's. Just glad it's a song I actually don't mind hearing over and over and over again!!  ;D. Though I'm sure it will get tiring very soon! :)

At the moment I've got "The Universal" by Blur in my head, but previously (and briefly) earlier I had both "Distant Smile" and "Love's Great Adventure" by Ultravox in my head (though not necessarily at the same time). :)

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At the moment I've got "The Universal" by Blur in my head, but previously (and briefly) earlier I had both "Distant Smile" and "Love's Great Adventure" by Ultravox in my head (though not necessarily at the same time). :)

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'Love's great adventure' is brilliant.  :)

'Love's great adventure' is brilliant.  :)


Yes it is. :) I hadn't heard it in a long time, and listened to it yesterday morning on a not-yet-burnt-but-might-still-need-to-be-revised compilation Rush and I made a long time ago. It was great hearing it again, and it was great singing it on the way to the chemist. ;D :D

Anyway...right now, I've got "Artificial Life" by Ultravox! in my head. I seem to have reverted back to the 70's lately!

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Kraftwerk: Europe Endless

"Shaddup Your Face!!"  >:( ARGH!! I need to get it out of my head. There is only but one remedy...

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"Shaddup Your Face!!"  >:( ARGH!! I need to get it out of my head. There is only but one remedy...


Yep! Listen to 'Star Trekkin'' instead.  ;D

"Freedom" by Wham!  :P

Yep! Listen to 'Star Trekkin'' instead.  ;D


Erm...as great as that song is (and I do love it!)...no. :) I listened to something else instead. Then Rush came home later on and had planted another bad song in my head!!! "I Want To Be Free" (or something) by Toyah! UGH! Thank God that's gone now! There are no songs in my head at the moment. Rush is playing an Art Of Noise record.

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Urgh...Toyah's back!!! Rush just played that horrible song!  >:(

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'Deacon Blues' by Steely Dan

OMD: Her Body in My Soul

Amazing-George Michael

Urgh...Toyah's back!!! Rush just played that horrible song!  >:(

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'It's a mystery' why Rush plays it so much.  ;D

'Turning Siamese' - Merry and Pippin  ;D

'It's a mystery' why Rush plays it so much.  ;D


"It's a mystery...to...me..." why he likes her at all! I guess it's "a big question mark...in history!" I only liked her hair back then! ;D (I'll see if I can dig up a picture. We might even have one!)

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I woke up this morning with "The Universal" by Blur once again in my head. Then Rush started singing John Foxx songs like "He's A Liquid" and "No-One Driving," so now I've got the latter in my head! Not that I mind...:)

Oh, here's a picture of Toyah. She looked cool...Too bad she had an awful voice!

http://www.pure80spop.co.uk/Images/poppics/Toyah.jpg

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Pee Wee's Playhouse

I woke up this morning with "The Universal" by Blur once again in my head. Then Rush started singing John Foxx songs like "He's A Liquid" and "No-One Driving," so now I've got the latter in my head! Not that I mind...:)

Oh, here's a picture of Toyah. She looked cool...Too bad she had an awful voice!

http://www.pure80spop.co.uk/Images/poppics/Toyah.jpg

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The voice is unfortunately a by-product of where she comes from - Birmingham.

"We Gotta Get You a Woman"....Todd Rundgren

I woke up this morning with "The Universal" by Blur once again in my head. Then Rush started singing John Foxx songs like "He's A Liquid" and "No-One Driving," so now I've got the latter in my head! Not that I mind...:)

Oh, here's a picture of Toyah. She looked cool...Too bad she had an awful voice!

http://www.pure80spop.co.uk/Images/poppics/Toyah.jpg

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That is such a weird hairdo. :o ;D



Howard

The voice is unfortunately a by-product of where she comes from - Birmingham.



That's no excuse! So do Duran Duran! :P ;)

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'Knowing Me,Knowing You'-ABBA...and I absolutely HATE ABBA's music! >:(

Jet - Are You Gonna Be My Girl
Jet - Rollover DJ

I just bought the CD and its kick ass.  It sounds classic man.

Walking in Rythym   (moving in sound...  I used to love this song from '75 but I don't remember who sings it.)
 
I don't mind having it stuck in my head afterall.

Walking in Rythym   (moving in sound...  I used to love this song from '75 but I don't remember who sings it.)
 
I don't mind having it stuck in my head afterall.




The Blackbyrds.



Howard

After somebody mentioned it in a post, I have "Don't Come Round Here No More" By Tom Petty stuck in my head.

Maybe by N*E*R*D...I like the song, but every time I hear it, I can't get it out of my head.  :)

"Why" by Bronski Beat. Great song! ;D

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The Blackbyrds.



Howard


Hey, thanks Howard!   Hardly ever hear anything from the 70's in my area -  just rap, hip hop or mexican stuff (no offense to anyone who likes Mexican tunes - but it's just not my thing.) 

"Why" by Bronski Beat. Great song! ;D


Nice song but I'm sure Sommerville's crescendo at the end could smash glass.  ;D

Nice song but I'm sure Sommerville's crescendo at the end could smash glass.  ;D


Hmmmm...I haven't tried that! The last time I came close to having anything like that happen was one day when I was by myself and I had Ultravox' Vienna LP turned up loud. I had things falling off shelves! (OK, it's a bit of an exaggeration. Cards and whatever was lightweight fell off. Nothing broke.) :)

Right now, I have "Metal Beat" by John Foxx in my head. Not one of his best...

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A heart that hurts - Juliana Hatfield (and I'm lovin it)!

"Wishing Well"- Terrence Trent D'Arby...

"Party all the time"  by Eddie Murphy.  Saw it on VH1's  50 or 100 worst songs last weekend and I can't get it out of my head. I hadn't heard that song in 10 or 15 years and now - bleh!   

Pleasssse make it stop!

I like to read other people's stuck in head songs, the songs I don't know are harmless. However, the ones I do know sometimes get stuck in my head, and now Party all the time is stuck, please make it stop....... :D

I have..."Artificial Life" by Ultravox! in my head again. What is this...the third or fourth time?! I can't get it out! Funny thing, since I don't really listen to it all the time. 8)

ARTIFICAL LIFE - Ultravox! (from Ha! Ha! Ha! (1977))

All the boys are wearing their utility drag
The girls slip identikits from their utility bags
Some refugees from suburbia are laughing
Examining each other's gags
Vibrate on sulphate when it gets late
And their velocity begins to sag

And it goes on all night, all night
And it goes on and on, the artificial life

Mary Mary got so confused
About the fusion game, what a game
Blunked on booze, she talks like a newsreel
She'll take up any kind of bleak exchange
She turned to perfection once
But realised she'd only turned to pain
She ran through divine light, chemicals, Warhol, scientology, her own sex
Before she turned away

And it goes on all night, all night
And it goes on and on, the artifical life

I've learned to be a stranger
I've learned to be a stranger
I've learned to be a stranger
I've learned to be a stranger
Stranger still

I should have left here years ago
But my imagination won't tell me how
This whirlpool's got such seductive furniture
It's so pleasant getting drowned
So we drink and sink and talk and stalk
With interchangeable enemies and friends
Trying on each other's skins
While we're dying to be born again.

And it goes on all night, all night
And it goes on and on, the artificial life

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That's why i want you to KNOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWW, I FOUND a reason for MEEEEEEEEE
to change how I used to BEEEEEEEEEEEE, a reason to start over NEEEEEEEEWWWWWW and The Reason is you....
I think i should just give in and buy the album.

I like to read other people's stuck in head songs, the songs I don't know are harmless. However, the ones I do know sometimes get stuck in my head, and now Party all the time is stuck, please make it stop....... :D


Okay bj26 - finally got rid of that one and now "We built this City"  which was judged VH1's worst song just won't go awaaaaay.  (not that it's the greatest tune, but I always thought it was catchy.)

Who makes up that list anyway and who are their Judges?     :P

Ironman by Black Sabbath

It's been there off and on all day, I don't know how it got there, but I wish, oh how I wish it would go away!
:(

"Party all the time"  by Eddie Murphy.  Saw it on VH1's  50 or 100 worst songs last weekend and I can't get it out of my head. I hadn't heard that song in 10 or 15 years and now - bleh!   

Pleasssse make it stop!

It's the curse of Rick James!
My solution: jam a meat thermometer in your ear and pound it all the way in!

It's the curse of Rick James!
My solution: jam a meat thermometer in your ear and pound it all the way in!


That dam n  blasted Rick James!  I like all his other songs except that one. 

Thanks - I'll try that solution (haha!) but probably won't be able to show up in the office tomorrow. Maybe the head/ear-ache would be better.

"Is She Really Going Out With Him"-Joe Jackson,which is okay coz I like that song!

"Is She Really Going Out With Him"-Joe Jackson,which is okay coz I like that song!


I love this JJ song, but it can't defeat the song already running rampant in my head, I think it's called Shooting Star by Smash Mouth ;D

Aarrgghh !  Thanks to a Ceramic Fanatic poll I answered about 15 mins ago, it's "A Little Bit Of Soap" by Paul Davis.  :-\\ 

I'm gonna get you for this CF  ;)

I have a case of having a song in my head and not knowing who it's by. HELP! What the song is called is, "She's Not There." I can't remember who did it, but it's from the 60's. I'm sure most of you are familiar with it.

Let me tell you about the way she looks
The way she accents the colour of her hair...

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I have a case of having a song in my head and not knowing who it's by. HELP! What the song is called is, "She's Not There." I can't remember who did it, but it's from the 60's. I'm sure most of you are familiar with it.

Let me tell you about the way she looks
The way she accents the colour of her hair...

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U B listening to the Zombies; I love the flip side of that record, Tell her no, no no no no no no no no no no........Arghhhh :o

U B listening to the Zombies; I love the flip sid of that record, Tell her no, no no no no no no no no no no........Arghhhh :o


Hehehe...thanks! ;D Now that I know that...I can't remember the name of their other popular song! :P

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It's OK. I got it now. It's "Time Of The Season." :)

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"Love in an Elevator"--Aerosmith

"Stand Tall" by The Guess Who-1977

"Stand Tall" by The Guess Who-1977


You have my sympathies. What an awful, awful song! :P

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You have my sympathies. What an awful, awful song! :P

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Thanks Vile...and I made a mistake, it was by Burton Cummings...formerly of the Guess Who (Who I did like)

Thanks Vile...and I made a mistake, it was by Burton Cummings...formerly of the Guess Who (Who I did like)


Who I don't. :P But then when you live in a city that has his name on everything...who would?! ;)

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Who I don't. :P But then when you live in a city that has his name on everything...who would?! ;)

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Good point ;)

"Love in an Elevator"--Aerosmith


Great song to get in your head. It kind of gives me motivation to do things with it's driving beat.  :)

The Rapper by The Jaggerz-1970... ::)

The Rapper by The Jaggerz-1970... ::)


Rap, ra ra ra Rap, they call him The Rapper
Rap, Rap, Rap you know what he's after

The Jaggerz were the only rock group from my hometown to hit the "big time".  I was in 7th gade when they struck gold with this record!  8)

Serial one-hit-wonder band member Donnie Iris was one of the Jaggerz.  :P

U B listening to the Zombies; I love the flip side of that record, Tell her no, no no no no no no no no no no........Arghhhh :o
"Tell Her No" is a great song...love the lyrics and the keyboards on it..

Rap, ra ra ra Rap, they call him The Rapper
Rap, Rap, Rap you know what he's after

The Jaggerz were the only rock group from my hometown to hit the "big time". I was in 7th gade when they struck gold with this record! 8)

Serial one-hit-wonder band member Donnie Iris was one of the Jaggerz. :P
Donnie Iris also had a minor hit with the song "Ah Leah"..."Ahhhh Leah...here we go again..."

"Honeymooners Rap"....I forget who made that song,it was around in the 80's...

From South Park,
The song of the cigarette factory workers.  Very obnoxious!
:P

"Walk this way"  by Aerosmith   That's going way back.

It's been a while - Staind

At the moment it's a cross between A Little Bit of Soap by Showaddywaddy and Weirdo with 5 Colours by McFly (I think, although my daughter insists its Busted)

Donnie Iris also had a minor hit with the song "Ah Leah"..."Ahhhh Leah...here we go again..."


Donnie Iris was a member of three one-hit wonder bands:

1.  "The Rapper", by the Jaggerz
2.  "Play that Funky Music", by Wild Cherry
3.  "Ah! Leah!", by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers

I wonder if that is some sort of record? ???

Donnie's last name is actually spelled "Ierace".

Donnie Iris was a member of three one-hit wonder bands:

1.  "The Rapper", by the Jaggerz
2.  "Play that Funky Music", by Wild Cherry
3.  "Ah! Leah!", by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers

I wonder if that is some sort of record? ???

Donnie's last name is actually spelled "Ierace".


I reckon Jonathan King in the UK might beat that.  Unfortunately it's hard to find out because I can't recall all of his different personas.  I'm fairly certain he released a song as himself in the sixties, then there was 'Una Paloma Blanca' and I think he was something to do with 'Johnny Reggae'.  Plus there were some other dodgy 'novelty' numbers that I can't recall at the moment.  I bet Paul would know.

Play that funky music white boy

The Proclaimers: Gonna Be (500 Miles)

Thanks to watching VH1's "One Hit Wonders"!
Arrrrggghhh!

"Gone" by Martin L. Gore (originally The Comsat Angels), courtesy of Rush who put it in my head! I don't mind....:)

Max: I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your signature!!! "Endlessly" is a great song! (And John Foxx is a great artist!) :)

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"Gone" by Martin L. Gore (originally The Comsat Angels), courtesy of Rush who put it in my head! I don't mind....:)

Max: I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your signature!!! "Endlessly" is a great song! (And John Foxx is a great artist!) :)

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Aha! Thought you'd like the John Foxx siggie!

Too bad my avant garde composers series wasn't a hit.  I only aims to pleeze!


Cabaret Voltaire: Automotivation

Rap, ra ra ra Rap, they call him The Rapper
Rap, Rap, Rap you know what he's after

The Jaggerz were the only rock group from my hometown to hit the "big time".  I was in 7th gade when they struck gold with this record!  8)

Serial one-hit-wonder band member Donnie Iris was one of the Jaggerz.  :P
That's cool...I had NO idea of all this!

"Affair Of The Heart" by Rick Springfield-1983 :)

Heroes - David Bowie (they keep playing it on the Olympics ad!)

Aha! Thought you'd like the John Foxx siggie!

Too bad my avant garde composers series wasn't a hit.  I only aims to pleeze!

Max...I LOVE the John Foxx siggie! :D Sorry about your avant garde composers series...I'm just not familiar with them! (Though John Cage sounds familiar for some reason...) You have definitely "pleezed" this time! Now people can see the other person I've been waffling on about besides Ultravox and Depeche Mode. ;) Anyway...back to topic...

I woke up this morning with "Going Down To Liverpool" by The Bangles in my head, but now thanks to seeing that John Foxx sig..."Endlessly" has popped in!!

When she walks out, she's illuminous...

Edited to add: I just remembered I have that very same picture (in black and white instead of...er...mustard) as an ad for that single in one of my issues of Smash Hits magazine. :)

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"Gone" by Martin L. Gore (originally The Comsat Angels), courtesy of Rush who put it in my head! I don't mind....:)

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Yo Vile, Comsat Angels, haven't thought about them for quite a while, now I have Independence Day stuck in me head (and it's a fun head singing song)!

Yo Vile, Comsat Angels, haven't thought about them for quite a while, now I have Independence Day stuck in me head (and it's a fun head singing song)!


Usually when I hear a cover of a song, I'm interested in hearing the original...and since Martin Gore's solo work is nothing but covers, I'd listen to his versions, and then I'd want to hear the original!

The cover of "Gone" is just as good, if not better than the original. (But then, I could just be biased.) :) I was lucky enough to find the Comsat Angels record that "Gone" is on (Waiting For A Miracle, I think it's called), but I haven't got around to listening to the whole thing yet.

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Usually when I hear a cover of a song, I'm interested in hearing the original...and since Martin Gore's solo work is nothing but covers, I'd listen to his versions, and then I'd want to hear the original!

The cover of "Gone" is just as good, if not better than the original. (But then, I could just be biased.) :) I was lucky enough to find the Comsat Angels record that "Gone" is on (Waiting For A Miracle, I think it's called), but I haven't got around to listening to the whole thing yet.

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I think you have their first album, they had an awsome post punk/new wave/mildly goth sound, guess that's the best I can describe them. Excellent group just didn't get lucky in the US, aka CS Angels.

A John Farnham song, as I was unlucky enough to hear it on the radio today....I think it's called "One Shot In The Revolution" or some such thing  :(

No it isn't, I just realised it's called "Chain Reaction"...

Max...I LOVE the John Foxx siggie! :D Sorry about your avant garde composers series...I'm just not familiar with them! (Though John Cage sounds familiar for some reason...)
John Cage (1912--1992) is one of the best known contemporary composers.  If nothing else, people know him from his most famous work, 4'33" for piano, in four movements, all of them SILENT.  Unfortunately, people don't usually "get" what the piece was all about.

http://www.azstarnet.com/~solo/4min33se.htm#1. Brief Description and the Premiere

http://www.rupertwalser.com/bilder/cage/John%20Cage.jpg

STUCK:

Rick James: Superfreak
:P

currently fighting it out with

Nina Hagen: Russian Reggae

Thriller by the Flitboy :P :P :P :P

John Cage (1912--1992) is one of the best known contemporary composers.  If nothing else, people know him from his most famous work, 4'33" for piano, in four movements, all of them SILENT.

Oh OK. I think I'd heard about that. That might be how I knew the name.

Anyway...I've still got "Just What I Needed" by The Cars in my head from when I woke up this morning. It won't go away!! >:(

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Book of Love: Die Matrosen

especially the whistling synth riff.
:D

Party all the Time by Eddie Murphy.  :P

"We're Not Going to Take it"-by the Who (not by Twisted Sister). On Friday, I played the CD of Tommy since I hadn't heard it in a while and was in the mood. Then yesterday, I turned on the t.v. and it was playing. So, I have been kind of "Tommyed" all weekend  :D. So I guess it is natural for me to have at least one or two of the songs in my head.




Cat

S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y....NIGHT! Stupid Planters Peanuts Commercial ::) :P

S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y....NIGHT! Stupid Planters Peanuts Commercial ::) :P


Hey, you're right about that one R&R Fan  bleh!    Forgive me for being stupid but I don't get the connection between Planters and the Bay City Rollers Saturday Night ?

 

Almost forgot...   "Girl in Trouble" by Romeovoid.  Don't mind having that one stuck.

Almost forgot...   "Girl in Trouble" by Romeovoid.  Don't mind having that one stuck.

Hay, you just made me remember Never say never by Romeovoid!  I've been hearing Running with the devil but now it's competing with never say never :D

Didn't Romeovoid recently get back together? ???

Didn't Romeovoid recently get back together? ???

I didn't hear anything about a reunion lately.  They did regroup in 1993 to help their former sound man with his medical bills or something.  Debora Lyall has a group she put together in the late '90s called Knife In Water, with one or two CDs out (not to be confused with Knife In the water, a different band).
The band denies A Girl in Trouble (Is a Temporary Thing) references abortion, but that's how I always read it.
Trivia: In the '70s, Debora Lyall was in a "sixties revival" band in Fresno called "The Mummers and the Poppers," a great name if I ever heard it!

STUCK:
Peter Godwin: Torch Songs for the Heroine
Produced by Midge Ure
I love this song, it sounds like the theme to a '70s softcore flick (a European one, of course!)

SAME OLD LANG SYNE, Dan Fogelberg, don't know how or why it's in my head, it just started up by itself. 

Emancipate Myself - Thirsty Merc

"Mine For Life" - Ultravox (probably due to my signatures, and having just alternated them last night.) :)

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"Back For Good" by Take That - probably because, after having been in and out twice today, I greeted our piggies and told them I was...back for good. :)

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"Back For Good" by Take That - probably because, after having been in and out twice today, I greeted our piggies and told them I was...back for good. :)

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::)

::)


Yeah, pretty clever, eh? ;D I'm just full of bad puns. Ha! Ha! Ha! :D

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Hey, you're right about that one R&R Fan  bleh!    Forgive me for being stupid but I don't get the connection between Planters and the Bay City Rollers Saturday Night ?

 
I don't either....AND I hate the song. The peanuts are good though :D

Donovan: Sun
They played the "Atlanta" parody of "Atlantis" on Futurama last night, I don't know why "Sun" is now in my head.
???

No Secrets by Carly Simon-1972.....not a bad song.

Book of Love: "With a Little Love" and "Witchcraft"
It's pure candy floss!

"Little 15" by Depeche Mode, because I just finished discussing it on the "Most Hated Song By Your Favourite Artist/Group" thread. At least I don't have one of the other songs I discussed in my head!! :P

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hey there is this one old song that has been stuck in my head but i donno what the name of it is.  i know that its by papa roach and i goes like this " i've been searching in the dark looking for the answer....'' please e-mail me at changphia@aol.com to tell me the name of the song thanx a bunch

phiababy

HEAVEN 17: SHAME IS ON THE ROCKS

We're back to zero - Tommy Keene

Negativland: Aluminum or Glass

http://www.cuppatea.org/SEELAND017.JPEG

Gypsy Man by War-1973

SIMPLE MINDS: UP ON THE CATWALK

The Israelites-sahhh (Desmond Dekker)

Fallin-Alicia Keyes

Learning To Fly - Tom Petty

CARE: FLAMING SWORD

http://www.copefan.co.uk/skyray/archive/past/sword.jpg

Ghosts On Water - John Foxx

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DEPECHE MODE: THE MEANING OF LOVE (FAIRLY ODD MIX)

DEPECHE MODE: THE MEANING OF LOVE (FAIRLY ODD MIX)


I love that mix! I remember when I first heard it, and it came to the point where the music stops and, I think, David says something to the effect of, "I don't know what to do! What should we do?" it startled the hell out of me!! :D

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I love that mix! I remember when I first heard it, and it came to the point where the music stops and, I think, David says something to the effect of, "I don't know what to do! What should we do?" it startled the hell out of me!! :D

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Yeah, that's the part that get stuck in my head, the song getting interrupted by the zip zip zip sounds!
:D

Man In The Box by Alice In Chains...which is NOT a bad thing ;)

Yeah, that's the part that get stuck in my head, the song getting interrupted by the zip zip zip sounds!
:D


It's a really cool Depeche Mode remix, and that's my favourite part of it! ;D

Right now, I've got "Miles Away" by John Foxx in my head because it's the last thing I listened to, and it's one of those tunes that, once you hear it, it stays stuck in your head. :D

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It's a really cool Depeche Mode remix, and that's my favourite part of it! ;D

Right now, I've got "Miles Away" by John Foxx in my head because it's the last thing I listened to, and it's one of those tunes that, once you hear it, it stays stuck in your head. :D

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I've got to get my hands on some more John Foxx.  I never got around to exploring his music enough.

"I'm a Train."  Albert Hammond had a ton of good songs, but it would have to be that one... ::)

I've got to get my hands on some more John Foxx.  I never got around to exploring his music enough.


Oh, do! I do like most of his 80's albums. (The last one he did in the 80's, In Mysterious Ways, (1985) is a bit dodgy, I think...but don't take my word for it!) I haven't got 'round to listening to his later material yet, but what I have heard is pretty good. My favourite albums: Metamatic and The Garden, at least until I've heard the recent stuff. :)

Anyway, what I have in my head right now, speaking of John Foxx, is "Sitting At The Edge Of The World." Not a great song, but I don't mind it. ;)

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Either "Getcha Back" by The Beach Boys from 1985 or "The Other Side Of This Life" by David Byrne. Eitherway, nothing so bad about that!

Oh, do! I do like most of his 80's albums. (The last one he did in the 80's, In Mysterious Ways, (1985) is a bit dodgy, I think...but don't take my word for it!) I haven't got 'round to listening to his later material yet, but what I have heard is pretty good. My favourite albums: Metamatic and The Garden, at least until I've heard the recent stuff. :)


Those albums might be a good place to start...

THE SMITHS: "You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby"
because I just mentioned it on the "What song describes your life" thread.
;)

MMM-Bop by Hnasen :o :P....HELP!

MMM-Bop by Hnasen :o :P....HELP!


I've got a psychiatrist waiting for you in half an hour. Can you hang on that long?  ;D

I've got a psychiatrist waiting for you in half an hour. Can you hang on that long?  ;D
I don't KNOW! I might actually be comforted a bit by hearing a New Kids On The Block "Song"....Oh My....I think I AM crazy :D

I don't KNOW! I might actually be comforted a bit by hearing a New Kids On The Block "Song"....Oh My....I think I AM crazy :D


No you're not, you've got the right stuff (oh heck! I'm joining you on the couch).  ;D

No you're not, you've got the right stuff (oh heck! I'm joining you on the couch).  ;D
We must suffer on separate couches Bobby...I nned all the room I can ;D

We must suffer on separate couches Bobby...I nned all the room I can ;D


You and Bobby will just have to be hangin' tough until the psychiatrist comes. He'll/she'll guide you through your therapy step by step. ;D

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You and Bobby will just have to be hangin' tough until the psychiatrist comes. He'll/she'll guide you through your therapy step by step. ;D

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Mmmbop, ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do. oh yeah,
Mmmbop ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do

Oh yeah, in an mmmbop they’re gone. yeah.
.............
Won't you come Join us, Vile :D

Mmmbop, ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do. oh yeah,
Mmmbop ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do bop,
Ba duba dop ba do

Oh yeah, in an mmmbop they’re gone. yeah.
.............
Won't you come Join us, Vile :D


Sure! ;D

Mmm bop bop bop doo bop
Dooba dop bop doo bop bop bop doo
Yeah yeah
Mmm bop bop bop doo bop
Dooba dop bop doo bop bop bop doo
Yeah yeah

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Morrissey: November Spawned A Monster
http://www.akiraware.com/sellnovember.jpg

We must suffer on separate couches Bobby...I nned all the room I can ;D


Heh heh. You got that right. I'd just drop off the side.  ;D

You and Bobby will just have to be hangin' tough until the psychiatrist comes. He'll/she'll guide you through your therapy step by step. ;D

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Ho ho! You know what she would say? 'Didn't I blow your mind this time?' Ha ha!

I'll grab my coat . . .

Heh heh. You got that right. I'd just drop off the side.  ;D


;D

Morrissey: November Spawned A Monster
http://www.akiraware.com/sellnovember.jpg



Hmmm...I wonder what brought that on? ;) I absolutely adore that song. :)

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Hmmm...I wonder what brought that on? ;) I absolutely adore that song. :)

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Oh, I was just responding to your mentioning of it in that other thread, then I started hearing the opening guitar riff over and over again!
;D

I don't care - Carol King

Amish Paradise by Weird Al :D

I've got "Stripped" by Depeche Mode in my head right now, but it's being fought by "November Spawned A Monster" by Morrissey! Thanks a lot, Max! :P No, wait...it was my fault that it got into your head in the first place! :D

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I've got "Stripped" by Depeche Mode in my head right now, but it's being fought by "November Spawned A Monster" by Morrissey! Thanks a lot, Max! :P No, wait...it was my fault that it got into your head in the first place! :D

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Heh heh...
;)

JOY DIVISION: ATROCITY EXHIBITION

MUSLIMGAUZE: THE UNITED STATES OF ISLAM (Part 1)
http://www.gothic.com.ua/ukrrus/articles/images/gothic_bands/muslimgauze/muslimgauze4.jpg

That's it, call Dr Freud - I've got the theme tune to Chucklevision in my head!  :o  ;D

Hard To Handle-Otis Redding



Howard

That's it, call Dr Freud - I've got the theme tune to Chucklevision in my head!  :o  ;D


And now that you've mentioned theme tunes, I've got the one to The Young Ones in my head! :D

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Alright, already we'll all float on......

Would by Alice in Chains :)

And now that you've mentioned theme tunes, I've got the one to The Young Ones in my head! :D


:D

Night by night - Steely Dan

It's A Laugh by Hall & Oates-1978

I woke up with "Vienna" (Ultravox) in my head, but then "November Spawned A Monster" (Morrissey) resurfaced. :)

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It's A Laugh by Hall & Oates-1978


Great song!  It hasn't crossed my mind for it seems decades.

Nik Kershaw: I Won't Let the Sun Go Down

Duran Duran: Union of the Snake
I must have an '80s mix tape stuck in my brain!
;)

Guess I'm the only one keeping this thread alive.

Thanks to that dumb movie channel ad,
Billy Idol: Rebel Yell

In the midnight hour she cried,
Moe, Moe, Moe..."
http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/stoogelovers/moe.jpg

Guess I'm the only one keeping this thread alive.

Sorry, but I haven't really had anything running through my head since last night when I had "Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll" by Chuck Berry in my head. I had never posted it though. I'm tired and my mind is too fuzzy to have any songs in my head. I haven't even listened to anything today except for the TV...

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Great song!  It hasn't crossed my mind for it seems decades.
I had forgotten about it also....until about three years ago...I love it!

"Bukowski" by Modest Mouse! YEAH!!!!


Here we go....

If God controls the land and disease,
and keeps a watchful eye on me,
If he's really so d*mn mighty,
Well, my problem is that I can't see,

Who would wanna be,
Who would wanna be,
Who would wanna be such a control freak?

By the way, D*mn was bleeped because darn just doesn't have the same effect.

The Boys Are Back In Town by Thin Lizzy-1976

The Boys Are Back In Town by Thin Lizzy-1976

Midge Ure of Ultravox filled in for Phil Lynnot on the Thin Lizzy tour in, I think, 1980.  Strange bedfellows!

Midge Ure of Ultravox filled in for Phil Lynnot on the Thin Lizzy tour in, I think, 1980.  Strange bedfellows!


He also produced one of Philip Lynott's solo albums (Together) and was a guest musician on it, and his first album, Solo In Soho. (Actually, a lot of people were guest musicians on that album, including, I believe, another Ultravox member, Billy Currie! I don't really remember who else. I'll have to look at my record to find out.) :)

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Midge Ure of Ultravox filled in for Phil Lynnot on the Thin Lizzy tour in, I think, 1980.  Strange bedfellows!


Consider Gary Moore and Phil Lynott then in the mid 80s.

'Out in the street . . .'

The partnership worked quite well though.  :)

Consider Gary Moore and Phil Lynott then in the mid 80s.

'Out in the street . . .'

The partnership worked quite well though.  :)

I LOVE Phil Lynott and Midge Ure's song "Yellow Pearl," wich became the theme for "Top of the Pops."  It was "Top of the Pops" wasn't it?  I'll have to double check.

Morrissey: Ouija Board, Ouija Board
It got there because we were talking about the ouija board on the occultism thread.  Of course, I had to post the lyrics there, too.
::)

I LOVE Phil Lynott and Midge Ure's song "Yellow Pearl," wich became the theme for "Top of the Pops."  It was "Top of the Pops" wasn't it?  I'll have to double check.

Yes it was. :)

Speaking of themes, I've got the theme tune to Jamie Oliver's cooking show, Oliver's Twist in my head:

No matter who you are
Won't you come into my world
Like a shooting star
Take this journey with me to the heart
Can't you see that this is just the start

:P I'm sitting in complete silence right now. Maybe I should listen to something to get it out of my head! :P

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Echo & the Bunnymen:  The Killing Moon

It was just playing at the coffee shop we were at.  I was just describing to my friend what boring band Echo & the Bunnymen was, especially live!

Consider Gary Moore and Phil Lynott then in the mid 80s.

'Out in the street . . .'

The partnership worked quite well though.  :)
I just wish Phil was still around...as I am going to see Deep Purple, Joe Satriani & Thin Lizzy next Tuesday night in Denver :\'(

I just wish Phil was still around...as I am going to see Deep Purple, Joe Satriani & Thin Lizzy next Tuesday night in Denver :\'(

Whoah!  There's a line up for ya!

Whoah!  There's a line up for ya!
Yeah...I guess 2 outta 3 ain't bad..... ::)

"He's A Liquid" by John Foxx is stuck in my head right now.

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I LOVE Phil Lynott and Midge Ure's song "Yellow Pearl," wich became the theme for "Top of the Pops."  It was "Top of the Pops" wasn't it?  I'll have to double check.


Yep! Though, admittedly, I do prefer the theme tune after it called 'The Wizard' by Paul Hardcastle. Probably as 80s for me as it gets.  ;D

Solitaire by Laura Branigan-1984 :\'(

Solitaire by Laura Branigan-1984 :\'(

I just heard too.  She died in her sleep of a brain aneurysm at the age of 47.
LAURA BRANNIGAN R.I.P.
:\'(

PAUL HARDCASTLE: 19

Certain key words are much mentioned in current events...

Vietnam
Saigon
purple heart
Si-si-saigon
Wasn't really sure what was going on.
Wasn't Really sure what was going on.

PAUL HARDCASTLE: 19

Certain key words are much mentioned in current events...

Vietnam
Saigon
purple heart
Si-si-saigon
Wasn't really sure what was going on.
Wasn't Really sure what was going on.


Yes, I think this 1985 hit was his most famous work (though he has produced for lots of people over the years). Interesting collage of media and music (done at a time when sampling hadn't taken off yet). He followed it up with a similar effort called 'Just for money' which was about The Great Train Robbery.

"Touch & Go" by John Foxx, which was originally supposed to be an Ultravox song.

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Walking On Sunshine by Katrina & The Waves-1985

*BUMP*

In Mysterious Ways - John Foxx

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BUMP (ouch!)

'My best friend's girl' by The Cars

Duran Duran: The Seventh Stranger


What does "BUMP" mean?

Duran Duran: The Seventh Stranger


What does "BUMP" mean?



He probably hit his head or something.  ;D


Howard

Duran Duran: The Seventh Stranger


What does "BUMP" mean?


It means that we're all listening and dancing to "The Bump" by Kenny. :) LOL...just kidding. No, it means that people are "bumping" the thread back to the top without actually posting anything relevant. :) (Though some do post something relevant as well.) :)

I have "Europe After The Rain" by John Foxx in my head, the last thing I was listening to while I was drawing. :)

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Another Duran Duran song...
"The Union of the Snake."
Most apropos for the Republican Convention!
:P

Just watched back to back episodes of TVLand  - got the theme songs of Gilligan's Island and Greenacres in my head.  Those were classics.   (but this probably doesn't count here?)

Time Of The Season by The Zombies-1969

Just watched back to back episodes of TVLand  - got the theme songs of Gilligan's Island and Greenacres in my head.  Those were classics.   (but this probably doesn't count here?)
Hey, why not, blackdog :)

Hey, why not, blackdog :)


Yeah RockandRollFan. I had the theme tune to Chucklevision in my head the other day. Oh dear! There it goes again . . .

I woke up with, and still have "Hallowed Ground" by Erasure in my head. (<GASP!> Wow! Something different!) Not sure how or why it got there, but it's a nice song...

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Yeah RockandRollFan. I had the theme tune to Chucklevision in my head the other day. Oh dear! There it goes again . . .
Don't worry about that, Bobby....just think of....And They Called It, Puppy Love :D Sorry...crap, now THAT song is stuck in my head :P

While listening to "Astronaut" by David Byrne, I've suddenly got an urge to sing "Hey Little Tomboy" by The Beach Boys. Strange world..

Don't worry about that, Bobby....just think of....And They Called It, Puppy Love :D Sorry...crap, now THAT song is stuck in my head :P


"Someone help me, help me plllleeeeeaaaasseee" LMAO!  ;D

"Someone help me, help me plllleeeeeaaaasseee" LMAO!  ;D
Hey, it's just Donny, NOT the rest of them......you know what they say...One Bad Apple Don't Spoil The Whole Bunch....Give it one more chance before you give up on Them! ::)

I would do anything for love, But I won't do that...
Meatloaf
Who wants THAT, of all songs, in their head? I wish It would depart.
My buddy filmed an ad that features that song, and he hums it all day. It was in my head for a week, and now its back. I wish he would stop huming it.

"I Remember (Death In The Afternoon)" by Ultravox, for obvious reasons.

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Hey, it's just Donny, NOT the rest of them......you know what they say...One Bad Apple Don't Spoil The Whole Bunch....Give it one more chance before you give up on Them! ::)


My dad had Crazy Horses on vinyl, RockandRollFan. I didn't like that either . . . Maybe some things are meant to be.  :-\\

Though we ended up with 'Little' Jimmy Osmond singing 'Long haired lover from Liverpool'. Bloody hell!

My dad had Crazy Horses on vinyl, RockandRollFan. I didn't like that either . . . Maybe some things are meant to be.  :-\\


The Osmonds and "Crazy Horses". I heard it once (on AM radio) when it first came out. I think the album and its only single went by the same name. I also still remember it till this day as the most bizarre, god-awful song I've ever heard on radio -- and again, I only heard it once.

I even think The Osmonds referred to the album as their "Sergeant Pepper" album !

I'll look around and see if I can find a mp3 or sound clip somewhere. Maybe after all these years time has tempered its "in your face" awfulness to me.

:o

=====================
Ok, found a sound clip...

http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=w37g6O1AQW&ean=44006563428

(hmmm...a little of White Zombie's "More Human Than Human" sound to it, no?  ;D )

>:(

Ultravox: (I Remember) Death in the Afternoon
Because of Ab-Vi's post.

Ultravox: (I Remember) Death in the Afternoon
Because of Ab-Vi's post.


You know what they say: Great minds think alike. ;)

I thought it was an appropriate title for my memorial thread, and I wanted to put an Ultravox spin on it for my own sanity. Pretty clever. I never listened to it though. I thought I'd get too depressed.

By the way...it's still in my head as well.

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Something a little more upbeat now, though more of the same, sort of: "Dancing Like A Gun" by John Foxx. :)

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Working for the weekend by Loverboy, no idea why I guess becasue It is friday  :)

"Alone Down THere" by Modest Mouse

The Cars: Funtime

Great version of the Iggy Pop song finally released on the "Just What I Needed" box set.

I would do anything for love, But I won't do that...
Meatloaf
Who wants THAT, of all songs, in their head? I wish It would depart.
My buddy filmed an ad that features that song, and he hums it all day. It was in my head for a week, and now its back. I wish he would stop huming it.

When that song was popular, my dirty mind kept coming up with things "that" might be.  Turns out it just means he would never cheat on her.  Oh well!
:P

Blancmange: The Day Before You Came
(cover of the ABBA song)

money's too tight to mention-simply red

One Summer - Daryl Braithwaite  ;D

"Family Man" by Mike Oldfield.

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Song I like:

Somebody Told me- The Killers

Song I love:

Don't Speak- No Doubt

Song I hate:

Trick me- Kelis

"Dip it Low" by christina Milian
I hear it at least 50 times a day (not by choice)

"Cowboy Dan" by Modest Mouse.

I hate "Dip it Low". It's the best example of the downward slope music has been on.

This song by Blood Sweat and Tears.  No idea what it's called.

"The Voice" by Ultravox, because of one of the quizzes. :)

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Tears for Fears: Change

Why this just pooped into my head, I'll never know!

A very merry old birthday (from Disney's Alice in Wonderland)

I've got "Blue Savannah" by Erasure in my head right now. :)

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"Dance Hall" by Modest Mouse

Songs get stuck in my head easily, and Modest Mouse is the easiest of all.

"Europe After The Rain" by John Foxx.

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I Am Siam by Iam Siam
It was in a dream I had last night.  Why?  I don't know!

Eternal Flame by The Bangles....I LOVE this song :)

Soft Cell:  It's a Mugs Game

Back In My Life by Alice Deejay..

Which isn't all that bad, now I come to think of it.

A new record I heard yesterday on the radio.

It's a cover version of Pulp's Common People done by William Shatner!  Of course he does it in his own inimitable way  ;D

A new record I heard yesterday on the radio.

It's a cover version of Pulp's Common People done by William Shatner!  Of course he does it in his own inimitable way  ;D


LOL!!!! OK, I have got to hear this!!!! ;D :D

Anyway, right now I've got "Wide Boys" by Ultravox! in myhead.

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A new record I heard yesterday on the radio.

It's a cover version of Pulp's Common People done by William Shatner! Of course he does it in his own inimitable way ;D





LOL!!!! OK, I have got to hear this!!!! ;D :D

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Hopefully this link ought to take you to the relevant 'play it again' page for the radio show.  You need realplayer for it to work.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/walker/playlist_tuesday.shtml

It was fairly early on (first half hour or so) of the Johnnie Walker evening show.

I wish the song stuck in my head was a real song.  I've got "Shark Attack" stuck in my head.  I heard it at camp a couple of weekends ago.

Everything I Own by Bread-1971 :)

Scotty Doesn't Know from Eurotrip!!! HELP ME PLEASE!!!

OMD: Sacred Heart
:)

Kung-Fu Fighting by Carl Douglass-1974....stupid GEICO commercials :D

Satisfaction

Heard it in a cab today, usually I hear crappy music in cab's so this was a welcome change. Just don't hear enough Stones lately.

Kung-Fu Fighting by Carl Douglass-1974....stupid GEICO commercials :D


Yeah, you know what that songs really about, don't you?

OMD: Her Body in My Soul

Yeah, you know what that songs really about, don't you?


He may, but I don't. What's it really about ?  ???

He may, but I don't. What's it really about ?  ???



It is allegedly an allegory about the gay lifestyle.
:-X