OT: What music is stuck in your head right now?

[RocketPockets]

I Met You In The Summer - Loving Caliber feat. Mia Pfirrman

[Plum Hill]

Ooh La La by the Faces, thanks to that darned television commercial.
Too lazy for vinyl so ‘five guys walk into a bar...’ is tossed into the changer.

Baby It’s Cold Outside by Brian Setzer and Anne Margret. The song’s been getting a lot of press lately.

[bironi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgXX66sFV-M

The Faces.
Would have loved to see this performance.
Great little live band.

[mcteague]

Originally Posted by froze

I've heard of this condition before, but it always struck me odd as to why the "hearer" doesn't copy the music onto paper, they could be hiding masterpieces!

Because, most of the time, what they hear is familiar, old tunes. Like "When the Saints go marching in" and so forth. Some are able to really think of another tune and then it changes to that. But, it seldom really turns off.

Tim

[redir]

'Square Hammer' by Ghost.

[Elefantino]

Because, “Time and time again, I felt it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds."

So...

[Mike V]

Cigarettes After Sex- Crush

https://youtu.be/Pvv-hrcIgCI

[54ny77]

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

Band is called Kefaya. This builds up to a moving piece of music that starts to really get going around 3:30.

Another favorite piece from them (featuring Nicki Wells on vocals--yowza is she good):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv-GdegzdDk

Starting at 3:50 till the end the groove is just sooooo good.

[parris]

Right now I'm in Brian Setzer Christmas mode so that's what's on the stereo right now playing in the background

[m4rk540]

Originally Posted by Mike V

Cigarettes After Sex- Crush

https://youtu.be/Pvv-hrcIgCI

Worst band name ever.

Good tune.

[rounder]

Any Way the Wind Blows - JJ and Eric

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...B70A&FORM=VIRE

[froze]

Originally Posted by parris

Right now I'm in Brian Setzer Christmas mode so that's what's on the stereo right now playing in the background

Brian Setzer is very interesting to listen to not just their Christmas stuff. There's isn't a lot of Christmas stuff I like because no one makes a modern interpretation of it, but some years back I ran into the Twisted Sisters Christmas CD and it was pretty good and different.

[parris]

Froze I really like a lot of what Brian Setzer does and have several of his recordings. He put out a pretty cool instrumental lp a couple of years ago which I really like.

Is the Twisted Sister Christmas collection the "We Wish You a Metal Christmas" cd?

[froze]

Originally Posted by parris

Froze I really like a lot of what Brian Setzer does and have several of his recordings. He put out a pretty cool instrumental lp a couple of years ago which I really like.

Is the Twisted Sister Christmas collection the "We Wish You a Metal Christmas" cd?

No, the Twisted Sister one I have is called "A Twisted Christmas"

I like most of what Brian Setzer has done, taken that big band sound of the 40's and turned it into modern rock is really cool stuff. I like a wide variety of music, I don't like the older big band stuff though, and I hate rap...funny story I was at a high school to hear a concert a friend of mine son was in, and this high school girl was writing something on a notebook when this other high school boy sat down next to her and saw she was writing music, so he ask her if she writes a lot of music, and evidently she wrote the music that was going to be played that night, so the young man ask her if she writes rap, the young lady yelled at him and said "Oh God no! I hate that crap!!" I started laughing. The guy got up and quietly walked away. So I can't stand rap, and that real fast beat Indian music is just plain nerve wracking, and I don't do Poka!

[djg]

"If We Were Vampires" by Jason Isbell