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After playing Drum Mania at my College orientation I loved this one Japanese song so I got the song for my mp3 player and I just can't stop listiening to this song!

Really its tormenting me because I'm just too addicted to the song

Help my break my addiction what should I do?

heres the song Innocent world by Mr. Children(an award winning Japanese Band from the 90's)

Become addicted to a different song.

I pressed play and my browser closed, I am going to take that as a sign and not listen.

Its called having a song "stuck in your head"

easiest way to fix it is find another song to stick in your head or wait for it to go away...

This song is a suitable replacement.

I love this song, but it sticks in my head like nothing else.

I think it's the 8-bit beats that do it. I'm a sucker for something that sounds like it's from a NES Mega Man game.

These are songs always stuck in my head.

I know...it's Lady Gaga...but it works.

I am reminded of a certain story involving a one dollar love potion, and a thousand dollar poison...

I've got Daft Punk's Adagio for Tron stuck in my head atm.

It's a rare thing. I can often go days without listening to ANY music whatsoever, absorbed in the book I'm reading.

remilia_scarlet wrote:

These are songs always stuck in my head.

I see your vegetable juice ad and raise you one for nasal spray.

It's usually video games themes that plague me. Sonic is the worst offender.




MAKE IT STOP! OH GOD! PLEASE, MAKE IT STOP!

The Imperial March, Hell March or theme from Zulu pop up from time to time, and I really don't mind.

n0t_u wrote:

remilia_scarlet wrote:

Spoiler:

These are songs always stuck in my head.

I see your vegetable juice ad and raise you one for nasal spray.

Spoiler:

Well played, worthy adversary.


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Monster Rain wrote:

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I love this song, but it sticks in my head like nothing else.

I think it's the 8-bit beats that do it. I'm a sucker for something that sounds like it's from a NES Mega Man game.

I know what you mean, a catchy beat, along with synthesizers and a good chorus always drags me in.

It's a rare thing, A thread about catchy music and Lady gaga is the best one so far, by a long shot.

Here's a fun one, it's meant to be an experiment in 'impossible music' (unless you have like 32 fingers lol) but is damn catchy:

PUMP IT UP!!! Love Elvis Costello.

Goddard wrote:


I know...it's Lady Gaga...but it works.

I am reminded of a certain story involving a one dollar love potion, and a thousand dollar poison...

I had just managed to get that accursed number out of my head. damn you. Damn you to the furthest corners of the warp.

coolyo294: XD still got that in your head huh lol

I can vouch for coolyo294, its an awesome song


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BTW this song is also awesome ^^

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGKBVOFOmXM

art garfunkel's bright eyes while watching watership down. the chorus brings back the good times...

@Cheesecat: Good old "Where in the world is Carmen SanDiego" by Rockapella!

What a great group.

They list Mr. Children as a rock band, but they don't sound like a rock band, they kind of sound like this

As for how to get that song out of your head, listen to something suitably epic, such as this song which is the best song ever written, click the link and get that song out of your head.

and also




Finally....just to weird you out

I have the Sega Classics Collection on PS3 and that music to Green Hill Zone gets stuck in my head on a fairly regular basis. As does 'Walk' by Pantera, winners of most repetitive riff for the last 15 or so years!