random earworms

Apr 10, 2010 17:15

Randomly, suddenly, I find myself singing/humming "Que Sera Sera". Randomly, suddenly, I feel like I should compile a list of what earworms1 affect me, because I do wonder if earworms are universal, or if different people are more sensitive to different musical characteristics. It has definitely shifted over time for me, because I used to get Yuko ( Read more... )

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dwchang April 11 2010, 02:21:53 UTC
Oh man, I remember Pure Snow. I remember we were looking for shows to show at our local anime club next semester and one of them was Himiko Den which this was the opening was for. I remember that because of the intro (it had pretty high production values), we watched a few episodes and then realized the show was pretty bad and the opening was the best part about it :P.

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sertrel April 12 2010, 00:33:05 UTC
Music is a poor indicator of show quality, especially opening/closing songs; background music is a slightly better indicator.

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aki April 12 2010, 04:23:41 UTC
Wait, how the hell do *I* know this song then? Was it a closing song on Kenshin? Why is this familiar, I've never seen that anime...

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sertrel April 12 2010, 16:59:43 UTC
The only anime use that I'm aware of is Himiko-den, but the opening was well-known back in the day (though as dwchang notes the show was not very good.

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compscilin April 11 2010, 02:35:15 UTC
I keep getting Lady Gaga songs as of late. Shake-to-shuffle doesn't work on the head, unfortunately.

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sertrel April 12 2010, 00:30:27 UTC
I think a lot of people are vulnerable to Lady Gaga; she has created some pretty well-engineered earworms.

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sertrel April 12 2010, 17:01:06 UTC
Also, as a terrible thought... Hopefully people realize that shake-to-shuffle doesn't work on babies; that's not how to switch from the "crying" track to the "laughing" or "cooing" tracks...

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