Current ear worm?

Share your ear worm, thats the only way to get rid of it. My current one Is Mother's Lament, by Cream.

"comfort eagle" by cake.

I had that one for a while not long ago.

Me and Adi were singing "Alpha Beta Parking Lot" and "Satan is My Motor" on the way to the train from the show. They shoulda done those. =P

Nice!

I found his comment on the crowdsurfing to be spot-on. The fact that that practice has survived, and that people were doing it on BRICK astounds me.

I did it once at a festival in Lowell. Scary as hell, and since I was a noob, I didn't know the proper etiquette was to remove one's shoes first. I nearly took out some dude with my steel-toes.

Where'd they play last night?

Well, I think I saw them in the same place as you...City Hall Plaza in Boston, right?

Nopers... saw 'em here in Noho... at the Calvin.
:)
Erin McKeown opened.

Ahh, I see. Well, my show was free, so I'm cooler than you. =P

To elaborate on my earlier statement, kids were crowdsurfing, and the singer, whose name I have never known, said "It never ceases to amaze me that Cake, a band that basically plays easy-listening music, inspires crowdsurfing."

haha
yeah, that is amusing.
Nobody 'surfed at my concert... but it was great nonetheless.

Well, it's harder to surf in a club, I'd gather.

and if it had been in a club, that'd be a good point. :D

Outside of Pearl Street and the Iron Horse, I am woefully unfamiliar with Noho venues. Calvins is not a club, I take it?

The calvin used to be a beautiful old theatre..... fell into disrepair (to the point where it was condemned...) and then it was fixed up once again into a beautiful old theatre. :)

It's not the best music venue... though the sound is pretty darned good.... just because the seating kinda sucks.

But, I am glad to see it all fixed up.

I remember going there right before it closed to see a movie... parts of the seating were roped off because pieces of the ceiling were falling there regularly..... every now and then through the movie you'd hear a piece let go and fall to the floor.

Good times.

Oh, and it was on Saturday. Finch opened for them. For a band that professes to be such hugge Hum fans, Finch is horribly generic.

never heard of finch...

Consider yourself lucky. Emo/screamo/pseudopunk in the vein of Poison the Well. Think Eve 6, but less clever and more screaming.

Ugh.

Sick Day, Fountains of Wayne.

are you taking a sick day.... soon?

i would if i didnt have this big looming 9/16 deadline :D

"Gethsemane" from Jesus Christ Superstar. I've had that song stuck in me for the last week..O.o

that, and "Mary,Mary" by Chumbawamba.

Crystal Balls by Neil Innes complete with call and response.

I've been finding Girlyman's "Young James Dean" pretty hard to shake. That, and Aqualung's "Easier to Lie." (I'm not sure that talking about them has helped any, either--but they're good songs, so I don' t mind so much.)

Mmmmm Aqualung. They're great.

"Clap your hands" by clap your hands and say yeah!
Also; "I can't believe you actually died" by the microphones.

Yay for mixed lyrics.

Oh, herer comes another one to me:

"If I Stand" by Jars of Clay

This tends to help me get almost any song (other than these three) out of my head. It helps if you sing, but the words might work.

.oO Don't rock the suburbs in the middle, in the middle, in the middle, in the middle, in the middle of the jealous sea. Oo.

Granted, it was more effective a few years back, but it still does a good job (for me at least).

Oh, and to answer the poll question:
Robbie Schaefer: "Backbeat" and "This is Me"
Peter Mulvey: "Shirt" (every time anyone orders something corduroy at work ;-)

Argh. Now you've got that amalgamation in my head.

Of course, it's better than my reccent bouncing back and forth between Amsterdam and Dancing Queen. (With a momentary side-trip into the Smarty Pants song which was... oh yeah, that was your fault too. ;-) )

.oO ooooh! - ahhhh! Dance in smarty pants Oo.

*shakes a tiny fist*
Curse you Talcott!

.oO ooooh! - ahhhh! Dance in smarty pants Oo.

oh wow...i totally had that stuck in my head the week before school started. that's what i watched while i ate breakfast. :P

they're all spirit of the west songs:
July
Small Small World
Loaded Minds

"Be a Guy" is an evil earworm. And you can't really sing it out loud in public....;-)

You Remind Me from Dave's album, and We're About 9's Writing Again.

MMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmm....WA9...
Alex

man, i've had "writing again" in my head all morning. a welcome change from yesterday, when my mental jukebox was all about wicked.

Recently, it's been The Beatles' "In My Life," but this morning I cannot get "Sugar We're Goin Down" by Fall Out Boy out of my head.

It's what I get for shopping at American Eagle; (and Hollister for that matter) I swear they only play three songs. 'Sugar We're Goin' Down,' 'Portions For Foxes,' and that awful 'Hollaback Girl.'

ARGH... those are some of the staples at my gym... I get the Hollaback Girl B-A-N-A-N-A-S!!! part in my head constantly, along with Kelly Clarkson's Since You've Been Gone and other top 40 drivel... the locker room at my gym plays very strange selections from the 90's... like one week they played "Informer" by Snow every day!!! And for those who know that song... you know what a bad earworm that is... "a licky boom boom DOOOOWN!"

my sister met Snow! apparantly, a few years ago he tried to resurrect his career as a pop singer instead of a rapper :D

i had johnny cash & june carter singing it to me until i broke down & bought "live at san quentin" yesterday.

"Promising Actress" John Vanderslice.

mmmm pretty... I love the chimes. And I need to get his new album, too.

You were my fiji.

Well, more specifically.

Fucking whale sank my van.

it changed to City Hall by Tenacious D.

Maybe a Duke? A kickass Duke?

I Hate...erm...i mean.... I Love My Boss (although my version is slightly modified)

Been signing that at work for a few weeks now, with good reason.....*grrr*

"we made love in my chevy van, and that's ok with me"

also making our dreams come true by Cyndi Grecco.

o/~ so long! so long! and thanks! for all the fiiiiiiiiiiiish. o/~

cause i can't get scarborough fair out of my head since i'm arranging it for my a cappella group...

plus poem on the underground wall is my favorite song of all time...

Cabas - La Cadena De Oro

I had We're About Nine's reading you stuck in my head all this morning, so I listened to it over and over again walking to the bus and in school, which usually works to get it out. It did get Reading You out of my head, but then I became earwormed with Another Love Song (which is after Reading You on the cd)

on a a harp!