japmn wrote:Build me up Buttercup


[sound of single gunshot]

there's nothing wrong with that song.

that damned fly wrote:

japmn wrote:Build me up Buttercup


[sound of single gunshot]

there's nothing wrong with that song.

I love that song, my head just keeps looping the first half of the chorus!

japmn wrote:

that damned fly wrote:

japmn wrote:Build me up Buttercup


[sound of single gunshot]

there's nothing wrong with that song.

I love that song, my head just keeps looping the first half of the chorus!

Until you've heard that song sung by children ... *shudder*

children should not be allowed to ting. If you parent correctly, they shouldn't have the spirit to.

Mandroid2.0 wrote:"Africa." Toto.



For days.

Hey, don't I know you from somewhere? I'm Hoping to find some long forgotten words or ancient melodies that may remind me.

Glenn W. Turner wrote:

tommydski wrote:After watching too much Yacht Rock

A few weeks ago, I watched every episode. I found myself doing a Michael McDonald impression for days. The opening of What A Fool Believes over and over again.

Dude, been there. May still be there!

Blessed relief! Today is the first day in about two weeks that I'm not haunted by 80s chart madness Girlie Girlie by Sophia George, which I caught in passing on the radio just before Christmas. I became totally possessed by it - even the usually effective Private Dancer purge technique was a spent force up against this one.

One she's a lawyer
one she's a doctor..
One gettie gettie
one frettie frettie..
One a sell cigarettes on the roundabout, lord!

I've had "Beautiful Child" by Fleetwood Mac stuck in my head for about two weeks solid. All day, every day.

I really like this song, but I'm beginning to flag... someone please help me before it's too late...

"Total Eclipse of the Sun" by Klaus Nomi hounds me day and night. I find that I think about this song more often than sex or eating. Weeks at a time this goes on.

I now have the line "The winds of change blowing across, the African continent" in the voice of Robert Wyatt, running through my mind.

I think it is from Jerry Dammers' Free Nelson Mandela.