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Just home from a crawl in Richmond. The auto announcer said “ this is a (pause), District Line train (pause), to (pause), RICHMOND ! Found myself singing “ by May the tenth, Richmond has fell” Any others ?
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(No subject) (n/t) on 19:05 - Nov 15 with 514 views
Songs In Your Head… on 18:23 - Nov 15 by Discodroids
I get up at 5.30am every saturday to listen to 'Sounds of the 60's with Tony Blackburn. it's a comforting back to childhood thing for me which is my only real time of solitude in the week.
Anyway , Angela Griffin is on before tonys 6am show and she played this track which has been transfixed into my ganglia all week. non stop.
first time he played it live. On the howard stern radio show.
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One of the best tunes ever. I know it's not cool to like foo fighters, but their first three albums are classic imo.
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Songs In Your Head… on 21:27 - Nov 15 with 399 views
I've always got music playing in my head. As such I need to be careful because if the wrong song gets stuck in there I'll be impossibly unhappy about it.
Luckily I've got a go to eraser song, one that I try to stick on my head to erase something worse.
And for no good reason it's the Alien Ant Farm version of Smooth Criminal.
I've been known to walk out of places if they're playing anything particularly heinous. Mainly supermarkets. I'll leave that motherfker right there. My wife doesn't even question it now. She just knows I'll be back in four minutes after I've hummed/imagined a few verses of Smooth Criminal and let whatever shit song it was play out.
It's serious shit though. I've just got a musical brain. Like one time I heard a song that I half recognised. I had to remember the main riff for the whole time I was out. Got home like an hour later. Worked out the riff on guitar and played it down the phone to my brother.
It was, apparently, To Cut a Long Story Short by Spandau Ballet.
Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore running down the wing. He runs like a cheetah, his crosses couldn't be sweeter. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore. Stefan Moore.
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Songs In Your Head… on 02:25 - Nov 16 with 286 views
There's a Clarence road in Chiswick and every time I go past it I get that Beastie Boys line, "Is your name Michael Diamond? No, it's Clarence", playing in my head.
Got the ‘Daktari’ theme tune in my head now. Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion, anyone? Just me, then.
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