Songs stuck in your head?

[planxtymcgillicuddy]

What are some songs that's been in your head recently? For me, I heard The Passenger on the radio about a week ago, and it's been in my head ever minute since

[Throckmorton]

   
Today it's "Little House I Used To Live In" from Fillmore East - June 1971 by The Mothers.   
   
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQGNUGbziBg Track 1   
   
   

[1995hoo]

With the World Series championship last week, "Baby Shark."

https://youtu.be/EG0Pv_7qwGc

[renegade]

I've been going through a weird country phase lately, so "Heartache Medication" by John Pardi is stuck there right this minute.

[roadman]

Woke up the other morning with Robin Lane and the Chartbusters When Things Go Wrong in my head.

[kphoger]

weird country

What artists fall into that category?

[renegade]

weird country

What artists fall into that category?

No, actually it’s a weird phase for me because i’m usually more into what some would call ‘classic rock,’ but for the last month or so I have been listening to the local country stations.

I thought country music was weird back in my day. 

[US71]

Right now, I have Linda Ronstadt covering Buddy Holly

[allniter89]

To Love Somebody by Bee Gees & Janis Joplin, separate renditions.

[jp the roadgeek]

Had Powderfinger by Neil Young and Crazy Horse stuck in my head earlier today.  I figured the line " But I just turned 22"  applied to me since I just turned Double 22.

[planxtymcgillicuddy]

Had Powderfinger by Neil Young and Crazy Horse stuck in my head earlier today.  I figured the line " But I just turned 22"  applied to me since I just turned Double 22.

A great one.....that whole album is tremendous

[kurumi]

Mercury Tree made an earworm in 17edo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNxc1oeY6Dg

[ErmineNotyours]

Went to see a community theater production of American Idiot a few years ago, and got the second song of the show, "Jesus of Suburbia," stuck in my head, day and night, for two or three days.  Usually when I'm forced to listen to the rap station at work I get those "songs" stuck in my head.

[bing101]

Gin Blossoms Found about you got my head.

[index]

These two:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3IUTV5K8Uc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQoJji2TwYc

[kphoger]

I find that listening to a song all the way to the end helps prevent it getting stuck in my head.  When this is inconvenient (arriving at my destination while listening to the radio), I try to shut it off at a point where the music resolves to the tonic.  If I turn it off right in the middle of a phrase, then it's more likely to get stuck in my head.

[ftballfan]

World Turning by Fleetwood Mac (from 1987, when Lindsey Buckingham had just left the first time; Mick Fleetwood's drum vest steals the show)

[1995hoo]

Today's paper has a review of Emilia Clarke's new movie. I didn't read the review, but seeing her picture made me think of "Game of Thrones" and now I have the South Park version of that show's theme music stuck in my head:

https://youtu.be/cNACsbSwAHY

[adventurernumber1]

Lately (including at the exact moment) I've had " She Said She Said"  by The Beatles" stuck in my head a lot, since recently I have often been listening to the " Revolver" album, as well as others (such as Rubber Soul).

I tend to enjoy getting good songs like these stuck in my head, even if they keep repeating over and over again. But once a bad song gets stuck in my head (such as one I involuntarily hear on the radio or someone else playing), then it becomes torture. 

[roadman]

But once a bad song gets stuck in my head (such as one I involuntarily hear on the radio or someone else playing), then it becomes torture. 

There's a remedy for having a song stuck in your head.  Try to sing the song (whatever it is) to the tune of Amazing Grace.  Don't know why, but the song will go away.

[US71]

But once a bad song gets stuck in my head (such as one I involuntarily hear on the radio or someone else playing), then it becomes torture. 

There's a remedy for having a song stuck in your head.  Try to sing the song (whatever it is) to the tune of Amazing Grace.  Don't know why, but the song will go away.

[hbelkins]

"One World" by The Police.

[renegade]

But once a bad song gets stuck in my head (such as one I involuntarily hear on the radio or someone else playing), then it becomes torture. 

There's a remedy for having a song stuck in your head.  Try to sing the song (whatever it is) to the tune of Amazing Grace.  Don't know why, but the song will go away.

Yeah, didn't get me with that one.

[roadman65]

Love Reign O'er Me by the Who.  The grand ending on it with Keith Moon's drum roll mixed with Townsend's guitar windmills, plus the last verse with Daltrey and his screaming voice is a sight!

[renegade]

Today's song is "Even Though I'm Leaving"  by Luke Combs.