“Love You Inside and Out” is inside my head now

[raccoon]

and won’t get out.

Because of the other thread about were the Bee Gees pedophiles. :shrug:

[Arugula Latte]

1. Aaaargh! Now you've replaced my likable earworm with THAT!

I was singing "Panic" by The Smiths, but now I've got Gibbian falsettoes ringing in my cranium.

Curse you, raccoon, curse you! *shakes fist threateningly*

[raccoon]

2. Well, I don't know the song you mentioned, but I know the

Gibbian falsettoes do get on some people's nerves. ;-)

[Arugula Latte]

3. Well, in the spirit of full disclosure, I was a HUGH!1!1!! BeeGees fan as a teen.

I still like some of their early stuff, like "To Love Somebody," which was written for Otis Redding shortly before he died.

:hi:

[soleft]

4. I Started A Joke fan here

One of their best albums was in 1974 - called Mr. Natural. The last of their pre-disco/sans falsetto/lyrics-that-didn't-give-you-diabetes work.

[Arugula Latte]

6. That song definitely features Robin's very warbly vibratto.

It is a nice song overall, I'd say.

[Arugula Latte]

8. Here ya go on The Smiths song. You might say: "Oh yeah, that one" after you hear it.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=9AlH2oYedfk

[raccoon]

11. I just now got the chance to listen to it at that link. No, I haven't heard it,

but it's not bad. :-)

[Tektonik]

5. damn m&m's commercials got this stuck in my head

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phWv7l8Lm_A

[MissMillie]

7. I have a cure for that

but some think it's worse than the disease.


(I know one song that will erase any other song from your head... of course said song then becomes the earworm you can't get rid of...)

[terrya]

9. At least it wasn't "Tragedy".

For some inexplicable reason, I had that one as an earworm all day. You don't ever, ever, want to experience that. Ever.

[Arkansas Granny]

10. Why did you do this to me?!?

:rofl: