What song(s) can't you get out of your head ATM?

[champion7]

Amy Whinehouse - Rehab.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

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[Surrey Seagull]

2 songs, thanks to the blasted Sony ads for the 1st 1...

Sonic boom boy

Echo beach

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

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[sam86]

Papparazzi - Lady Ga Ga - round and round and round - ahhhhhhhh!

Came here to post that.

Once I hear it, can't help but sing it all day. Annoying.

 

[Paxton Dazo]

I must admit, I had this in my head for AGES about 2 months back;

YouTube - Taylor Swift Love story with lyrics

 

[pishhead]

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In preparation for the cricket, reminds me of the 2005 series.

 

[defrocked priest]

Music is so vast and everyone has there own tastes. I've been dipping into Jane's Addiction. I played this for Donnylass loud one morning not long ago. Here I was in a robe, cup a tea in one hand and me lipsyncing ever word while she just lay there in bed, feathered and cozy, smiling laughing grinning. It felt so good.

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[defrocked priest]

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bloody YT

 

[johnhammond]

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[ryeseagull]

The Age of Revolution - Duckworth Lewis Method.

 

[7:18]

Atonement by Parabelle

 

[Norman Potting]

"Story of a Heart" by the Benny Anderson Band. Close your eyes and it could be ABBA circa 1978. Forget Michael Jackson, the real kings of pop are and always will be Benny and Bjorn! Michael Jackson didn't do hook lines IMHO and how much of his stuff did he actually write, although I acknowledge that that never did Elvis Presley any harm.

....Apart from that "Spirit of Radio" by Rush is a regular running thro' my brain.

 

[Danny-Boy]

I just started looking at a book about West Londonyesterday , which had some pix of Greenford.

Then the old plugs that Radio London made on the air in the 1960's for "BIG L at GREENFORD!!" came into my head, they always put "Wait for the Midnight Hour" by Solomon King(?) in the background.

Just wait you kids, you'll be warbling the Spice Girls in the 2030's..

 

[Danny-Boy]

"Story of a Heart" by the Benny Anderson Band. Close your eyes and it could be ABBA circa 1978. Forget Michael Jackson, the real kings of pop are and always will be Benny and Bjorn! Michael Jackson didn't do hook lines IMHO and how much of his stuff did he actually write, although I acknowledge that that never did Elvis Presley any harm.

....Apart from that "Spirit of Radio" by Rush is a regular running thro' my brain.

My fave Abba track is the last one that ever got into the charts, "The Day Before You Came" which has one of the best instrumental hooks ever.
By this time Bjorn and Agnetha had really split up, and her voice is one of the saddest I've ever heard on a record. She didn't do much after this when she went solo and then became a virtual recluse, what a loss...

A REAL 100% ABBA reunion would make any other reformation pale into insignificance!

 

[Spun Cuppa]

2 songs, thanks to the blasted Sony ads for the 1st 1...

Sonic boom boy

Echo beach

I saw M & t M at The Top Rank in 1980, as a girl I was keen on had threatened to be in attendance

She was a no-show, but the band were not bad as I recall

 

[Spun Cuppa]

'When Love Takes Over', by David Guetta ft. Kelly Rowlands has me thinking about a certain young(ish) lady, who, if she plays her cards right, might benefit from my years of experience in matters romantic

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Deep Dish - 'Flashdance' radio edit

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Rotterdam Terror Corps - 'Are U Prepared to Die'

 

[Superphil]

Belt Buckle, by Kendel Carson