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What’s stuck in your head?
- Thread starter Camaro69
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The old song salad
The real question is, do those songs overlap because some of the chords or progressions are the same?
I think the Lennon and Wolf might have been the same key.
The Floyd seems totally unrelated.
Next time I get a double I’ll post up so we can nerd out
I don't wish that upon you.Next time I get a double I’ll post up so we can nerd out
Anytime l get weirdness like that, it's during my just woke up whiz.
It’s a thing as you know. Sometimes I get the same song for days in a row. Once I had a song for a month. I finally relented and learned to play it
I’m good for about one double (or switch a roo, depending on your outlook) a month
Me and my gal, also a musician, recently figured out that if you sing Leslie Gore's SUNSHINE, LOLLIPOPS, AND RAINBOWS, it knocks just about any earworm out of your head.
But then you're stuck with SUNSHINE, LOLLIPOPS....
I seem to attract b sides and vintage stuff, where as my wife likes to gather ads, kids show intros (Bluey lol) and church songs
We have most of the bases covered
I think I’ll avoid lollipops though
Brandon Shea
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Started last night. The rain
Hasn’t rained here like this for almost a year, and we had no snow this winter
Still raining
Hasn’t rained here like this for almost a year, and we had no snow this winter
Still raining
Saw Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit on Austin City Limits Again Saturday night. This one always stays with me for days....Think Neil Young and Springsteen join Led Zeppelin... Half way it shifts gears, that's the part that gets to me most.
Miles....
Miles....
