Song invading your brain at this moment....

Rapture Of The Deep is such a great friggin' record...and the title track should be considered a "new classic" in the same way as the song Perfect Strangers.

Yes sir, you are correct!

The Tea Party-Time

Disturbing The Priest - Black Sabbath

The Cars-Candy-O

Disappear - Porcupine Tree

Thin Lizzy-Don't Believe A Word (Live) (From The Renegade Tour 1982 boot album)

This morning for some unknown reason, I had the song 'We Are 138' by the Misfits stuck in my head. I haven't listened to that song in some time, so I can't for the life of me figure why it popped into my head.

"We Are One Thirty EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT!!"

MetalGuy71 wrote:

This morning for some unknown reason, I had the song 'We Are 138' by the Misfits stuck in my head. I haven't listened to that song in some time, so I can't for the life of me figure why it popped into my head.

"We Are One Thirty EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT!!"

I wake up with a song in my head EVERY morning, it's usually something I haven't heard in ages.

One morning it could be "Peggy Sue" by Buddy Holly...the next morning...it could be "Cars" by Gary Numan. There is no logic behind it.

I totally understand that, for some freakin' reason I had Reminiscing from the Little River Band in my head all day today.

Akeldama wrote:

I totally understand that, for some freakin' reason I had Reminiscing from the Little River Band in my head all day today.

I was scared too, D. Musta been the taquitos I had for dinner the night before or something.
Anyway, back to business,

Budgie-Hot As A Docker's Armpit

I grew up in the 70's, they played that song every 17 minutes on the radio...for what felt like an eternity.

The Chi-Lites-Have You Seen Her

The Spinners-I'll Be Around (easily my fave old school Soul song ever.)

VH-Right Now

Chickenfoot-Get It Up

Montrose-I Got The Fire

Sammy Hagar-Mommy Says

HSAS-Top Of The Rock

The A-Team theme.

Iron Maiden-The Lonliness Of The Long Distance Runner

In Memory of Elizabeth Reed - The Allman Brothers

Dolly Dagger-Jimi Hendrix