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What song is stuck in your head right now?

Bit of an odd one, but I watched Captain America recently and I've had this song stuck in my head ever since. At least it's a good song this time though, usually the songs that get stuck in my head are some random crappy song that comes on the radio at work, typically the ones I don't even know most of the words to which make them even more annoying!

 
🎵 Cool with you ~ NewJeans

For some reason, whenever I leave the gym I always ALWAYS listen to New Jeans, its like my cool down time HAHA
 
Bit of an odd one, but I watched Captain America recently and I've had this song stuck in my head ever since. At least it's a good song this time though, usually the songs that get stuck in my head are some random crappy song that comes on the radio at work, typically the ones I don't even know most of the words to which make them even more annoying!

Been a long time since I saw this movie. You posting that clip kind of makes me want to watch the movie sometime soon.

 
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So, for some reason, I can't stop listening to this song by Brian Eno. If you know anything about the guy, he released some pretty out-of-the-ordinary stuff in the mid-70's after his departure from Roxy Music. This was before he became an ambient music pioneer and heavily-respected producer in the rock music world. Seven Deadly Finns is probably his most glam-like song, which was released as a non-album single in 1974. Apparently, he played every instrument and also produced it. Unfortunately, this song isn't available on Spotify or Apple Music, so instead, here's him lip-syncing the actual song on Top of the Pops:


I don't get the lyrics either, but for some reason, learned 99% of them. If you take a listen to his debut solo album Here Come the Warm Jets and his follow-up Taking Tiger Mountain, the lyrical content is just as weird. Take one good listen to Baby's on Fire from Warm Jets and you'll hear what I mean.
 

This is probably my most played song of the past month. I just LOVE how smooth it sounds. The guitar solo is also great. It was played by David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd), and he's fantastic. I highly recommend listening to the whole album; definitely some of Bryan Ferry's best vocal work.
 
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