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The HamsterDance song has been living rent-free in my head on-and-off for most of my life. I blame how much time I spent in arenas as a kid playing hockey.
More recently, the café I work at puts on a "French café" playlist which has about 7 different versions of "La Vie En Rose" so that's been in my head for the past year as well.
That sure is a blast from the past.
It's not a song and it's not fun and light-hearted and I'm kinda sorry if this fucks anyone's week up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNZ5qylG3qk
It's a reading of "Boots" by Rudyard Kipling, written about the Boer Wars in the late 19th century. It's used in the trailer for the upcoming follow-up to "28 Weeks Later" to great effect, which first drew my attention.
It is possibly the most haunting thing I've heard.
I'm serious when I say this may fuck your week up.
That was incredible, honestly. Fantastic reading. Kind of reminded me of Son House, actually. I feel like the hammer blow rhythm of this poem would match up perfectly with some rattling resonator guitar licks.
I tend to get them for quite a long time when it happens. I once had the Oompa Loompa song in my head for a couple months. Rough time.
Now I have young kids, so they change more often now, but they're all kids songs. A couple of Danny Go songs are currently on repeat in my brain.
I get the Oompa Loompa song stuck in my head fairly regularly. It usually only lasts for a few hours at most, but it's frequent.
I once had the Oompa Loompa song in my head for a couple months.
That's definitely a unique one haha. From the 1971 movie? Do you remember which one?
Yep, that's the one.
I'm on a tracker music binge right now, and God damn there's a good reason that Epic hired Necros to compose for Unreal and UT99. Got a lot of his tunes on repeat in my head right now.
Oh my gosh I love that style of music! Ace Combat 3 vibes in some places, so dynamic and atmospheric sounding. Those chords (?) starting at 1:50 are heavenly!
Check out his stuff some time! There's a bunch of his music over on his ModArchive page, and he composed for a buncha games like Crusader: No Remorse, UT99, and Freelancer.
Will do!
Thanks for sharing! 😃
I think the most persistent earworm I've ever had is Elliott Smith's Son of Sam, which has been constantly popping into my head the last 17 years or so. I'm not even sure I think it's his objectively best song, but it's the one that's been most earwormy for sure. Usually pops into my head when I shower.
The intro is catchy. It pops in my head occasionally but I never remember the rest of the song.
My earworm is whichever song is playing in a public space I’m in. I’m physically incapable of tuning out music & most sounds in public spaces.
I’m very thankful that my boss doesn’t mind me wearing noise cancelling headphones while I’m at my desk.
I bring earbuds with me to the grocery store & the mall. I’m glad I don’t have to ride the bus all the time and listen to other peoples music & tiktok videos.
here's a playlist that grows when I get a song stuck in my head: https://listenbrainz.org/playlist/bb365858-319f-4c50-b5b6-8c6a327d65ec/
I rarely listen to a song more than five or six times before I move on because I love exploring music.
However this song "No Question" by Känguru is so hype I almost use it as a mini celebratory anthem when something great happens lol
My job won't stop playing this stupid pop song that has the exact same melody as Dragostea Din Tei. I think every day for the past several weeks I've been singing some nonsense combination of the two under my breath.
Let's make tonight the weekend, dar nu ma nu ma iei, I don't wanna waiiiiit
Earl Had To Die seems to pop into my head every few months for the past 15 years. "... Well it turns out he was a missing person who nobody missed at all." https://youtu.be/Gw7gNf_9njs?si=ig1w6xHIa3y-8R02
It changes all the time.
Right this second though, it's this song from dead rising 2.
Catchy! This one's also earworm-y too. For a game about zombies, the sound track can be really lively!
There are a handful of songs that will take over my internal radio station if I hear them. The first to come to mind is Surf Music by Paul Williams... no, not that Paul Williams. The one from Taskmaster NZ.
Linkin Park's In the End but the MIDI version
Been a while since I had a proper ear worm but my most recent one was at Christmas for Bobbing Along from Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Coincidentally, the Perry Bible Fellowship guy just posted a new comic that's very related: