This morning while getting ready for work (S, S & S) the Kinks' "Stop
Your Sobbin" started going thru my mind. I haven't heard that tune in
20 years! Why??
Last week it was "Southbound Jericho Parkway" by Roy Orbison!!!
WHY???
The old geezer
ND: Black Coffee
NP: The hum of the warehouse heater
> WHY???
Aliens beaming pirate radio to your fillings.
Your pal,
Biffy the Elephant Shrew
Ah come on..... you were dreaming/thinking of Chrissie Hynde !!!???
VVV
eelco
Who?
TOG
> WHY???
<http://bps-research-digest.blogspot.com/2009/12/natural-history-of-earwo
rm-song-that.html>
--
Bill
and (via the above article)
http://www.business.uc.edu/earworms
--
Bill
Right, you can't fool me...
Of course you know her:
Another Chrissie... from the Pretenders (their version of this song is
not that bad)....and wasn't she a former girlfriend of one of the Davies
brothers ?
VVV
eelco
Clearly the government is fucking with you through the HAARP program.
Resist as best you can.
Do you have any tin foil?
--
Mike E.
So often that I went out and picked up a double-disc Kinks collection
just to put it back in the collection.
Sure enough, after I had it in my collection, the unlooked for mental
visitations ceased ...
Who knows? These are not the catchiest of tunes!
I find that the song that pops into my head is usually the last song I
heard. But when I hear another catchy song, it typically replaces it.
Y.W.
Dammit, Wafflez! Now I'm going to have to listen to the Miami Vice
soundtrack just to get that out of my head!
--
Mike E.
> WHY???
Just be glad you have a brain for that song to pop into.
>
> WHY???
>
Songs can be deliberately written to do that. If you read SF, go find a
copy of "The Demolished Man" by Alfred Bester. Amongst other goodnesses,
it includes a description of how to write one.
The most infectious tune I know is "The Harry Lime Theme" from film "The
Third Man". Bend over. Here comes the mental disease:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXWnA7zlGjo
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martin@ | Martin Gregorie
gregorie. | Essex, UK
org |
Decent film, horrific theme.