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- London
Got to drive to Orpington this morning, pick up an ebay purchase for my daughter
NWR Ear worms...what's playing today?
- Thread starter Alistair Scott
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- London
I think this was the first track where I realised the bass played an important role...crappy sound systems had I think blotted out most bass before then.
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- Edmonton, Canada
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- London
Just remembered this from Later:
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Schoolboy error. Watched a TV show recapping the biggest hits of 1976 and in spite of some great old tracks the No 1 was Brotherhood of Man. Have since been wandering round the house singing Save All Your Kisses For Me. I do hope this passes soon.
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- London, Europe
Noooooooo. Its now in my head fighting it out with Super Trooper from Abba
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- Jerusalem. Israel
Take two doses of 'Sugar Sugar' by The Archies and lie down until it passes.
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- London
Channel surfing before Match of the Day and passed 'Mamma Mia', the film, just in time for the theme tune and just a twist of over-acting to catch the ear. Feeling better now though.
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- Deep South of Cambridgeshire
So the final set of Money Heist episodes came out the other day, and predictably I've got "Bella Ciao" rolling around in my head. Still... This too shall pass.
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- Loggerheads, Shropshire.
The new War on Drugs album, specifically Occasional Rain
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WARNING - Do not look this up on You Tube if you have never heard of the song.
The March of the Mods - Joe Loss Orchestra
One of Bradley Walsh’s picks on DID and I have been trying to dislodge it since yesterday
The March of the Mods - Joe Loss Orchestra
One of Bradley Walsh’s picks on DID and I have been trying to dislodge it since yesterday
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- Scotland
I was listening to The Stranglers' "Last Men on the Moon" yesterday and it stuck so much that I woke up this morning with it playing in my head.
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- London
The apogee of 70s good taste. Kenny Young, here grinning gormlessly in the Kansas City knitwear, also penned Under the Boardwalk and Captain of Your Ship, which is quite the earworm trifecta.
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- London
A couple of weeks ago I dragged my daughter to an excellent small venue gig to see Morgan Wade, now these two song keeps coming up on brain repeat:
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At the same time Dies Irae from the Verdi Requiem keeps barging its way in as a current rehearsal piece.
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- Dunedin, New Zealand
I'll join Paul A on some fondness for The Stranglers. Had 'Peaches' going round in my head the other day.
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- Leicestershire
Nat King Cole, Rambling Rose
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- London
Wichita Lineman has re-emerged from the subconscious...there are worse tunes.
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- London
Lately it's been the overture to the Flying Dutchman; the duet Sound The Trumpet by Purcell: and My Old Man's a Dustman!
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- Trouillas, France
This thread has seen a resurrection! We have the other music thread going on too.
Just wondering, without googling, who wrote the MOTD theme tune and if there has been a longer-running one.
Just wondering, without googling, who wrote the MOTD theme tune and if there has been a longer-running one.
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- Leicestershire
Today it’s Can‘t take my eyes off you by Andy Williams.
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- Leicestershire
The theme music to Sports Report on BBC radio has been used since 1948. It is called Out of the Blue.
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- Dorset, England
Just a shame the classified football results are not read out in full, nowadays. I’m no longer a listener.
Another nail in the coffin of public service broadcasting.
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- Northampton
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- Leicestershire
Nice, though I prefer On days like these.