Listening to the same song repeatedly

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rssllue wrote:
Carla Hurst-Chandler wrote:Remembering when Sussudio by Phil Collins first came out and all the radio stations played it endlessly....until I had to just turn the radio off...if I NEVER hear it again it would be okay.
So for you it was more like: Su-su-sudio-oooh-no! :lol:
LOL! More like Su-Su- *click*
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:lol:
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I tend to do that w/every new ADELE song that comes out...
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I don't even know who that is!
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suzy1124 wrote:I tend to do that w/every new ADELE song that comes out...
Yes, absolutely! That woman is sooo overrated!!!
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LivreAmour217 wrote:
suzy1124 wrote:I tend to do that w/every new ADELE song that comes out...
Yes, absolutely! That woman is sooo overrated!!!
Isn't most of today's "popular" music overrated? :roll:
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Some of it is. Its mostly the top 40 over and over again and they all sound the same for the most part. Once in a while someone comes along who is more innovative than the main herd but thats not often.
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I love listening to Glee's songs because I like them temporarily.
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Will listen to Alice's Restaurant before Thanksgiving Dinner....Have been doing it for years and years and years...have the original album on vinyl!
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Off the subject... I saw new vinyl records in Barnes and Nobles!

I am newly into country music and have been listening to Tim McGraws new album Sundown Heaventown over and over.
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You can still get them some places. I ordered a CD of Elvis at Sun records and they sent a vinyl album by mistake. It was brand new, but it was a piece of crap. The sound quality was bad, it skipped all over the place. I even tried it on two record players, one with a new needle but the thing wouldnt play. I sent it back and got the CD instead. If all newer records are like that I dont think I would waste my money on them.
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Enya, Orinoco, and Caribbean Blue...
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Ive been listening to some good old boogie woogie by Roy Hall over again. Makes your feet and legs co crazy, good wake-up music.
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Bossa Nova, Brasil 66.......
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The grand-daughter's are hooked on Frozen. Specifically "Do you Wanna Build a Snowman" and "Let it Go" Over and over and over and over. It is a good thing they're cute.
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