Tangent 21 - Subliminal Songs

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DJ Billy

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23:54
Mar 27 2002

Subliminal Songs

When I was younger I had lots of tunes going through my head. I didn't remember listening to them and I had no idea what they were or who they were by.

As is turned out they were things like Heart of Glass, Cars, YMCA, Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick, Tragedy and various other tracks from around 1978/79. I figured that my parents must have had the radio on an awful lot when I was about two, and the songs just stuck in my brain

Does anyone else remember songs from early in their childhood that they don't remember listening to, and if so which ones?

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Keenangel *Fourteen phonecalls a night??!!*

Yeah, for some reason it's "Without You" by Harry Nilsson (which i adore) and "Mandy" by Barry Manilow. My mum used to listen to a lot of music when i was an ickle 'un... the Everly Brothers stick in my mind a lot too, and Neil Sedaka...

Posted: 08:09 Mar 28 2002

Sange It's only kinky the first time!!! after that it's just the Norm ;o)

Yes me too ... For some reason I know a lot of the words for Brenda Lee and The Everly Brothers

I do however remeber singing "Billy don't be a hero" when I was Ickle .I think maybe it was also on the Radio a lot as my parents say they never owned the record.

Posted: 09:19 Mar 28 2002

SPIKE "Hakuna Matata" Captain Zapy

i grew up with music as my dad was a dj and there was always music in our house. i think too shy by kajagoogoo was in my head from an early age, i'm not sure what else i mainly remember stuff from being about 4 such as wham and michael jackson.

Posted: 09:45 Mar 28 2002

Desire Girls don't like boys, girls like cars and money.

by SPIKE
i think too shy by kajagoogoo was in my head from an early age,

I remember going out and buying this!

As for what songs were stuck in my head for no apparant reason, I found I knew most of the Carpenters stuff through no fault of my own.

Posted: 10:24 Mar 28 2002

Red "A world of No!"

by Desire
As for what songs were stuck in my head for no apparant reason, I found I knew most of the Carpenters stuff through no fault of my own.

Ditto. And Barry Manilow. And Abba. Although as I got older I came to love their stuff anyway. I know my Dad played these three constantly.

There is one other song that goes through my head sometimes and has been there since I was very young. Bobby Darin : The End OF Never. Where it came from I don't know, but I *think* it had something to do with my Mother.

Posted: 11:11 Mar 28 2002

KaTiEStar B-b-b-b-bonus!

by Sweet-Sange

I do however remeber singing "Billy don't be a hero" when I was Ickle .I think maybe it was also on the Radio a lot as my parents say they never owned the record.

i know have that song stuck in my head!!! argggggggggh!

from about the age of 3 i used to walk round the house singing to stiltskin, Yes, david essex, runrig and humming along to classical music and 'white cliffs of dover' and a couple of songs in latin

this is what you get for half being bought up by parents and half by your grandparents!

no wonder i'm a confused child...

(Edited by Red 28/03/2002 12:37)

Posted: 12:26 Mar 28 2002

Stoo There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence.

I seem to have U2's "A Beautiful Day" bouncing around my head quite a lot these days, maybe it's optimism seeping through

Posted: 13:00 Mar 28 2002

MonSTeR No big eyes! No magic powers! No giant robots!

by Red

And Barry Manilow.

Oh Mandy,

thank you... thank you very much

Posted: 13:06 Mar 28 2002

Keenangel *Fourteen phonecalls a night??!!*

by Stoo
I seem to have U2's "A Beautiful Day" bouncing around my head quite a lot these days, maybe it's optimism seeping through

For me it's that blimmin' Shakira song... and its soo catchy with it... my brother and hubby both love the video... wonder why?...

Posted: 15:54 Mar 28 2002

PictureOfFlowers "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party." - Lt. Tuck Pendleton, Innerspace

When I was in Primary school I used to sing the chorus to Paradise City all the time. I had no idea what it was from. And then a few years later when my sister was in her Guns n' Roses phase, I overheard it and thought "Cool!"

Posted: 21:41 Mar 28 2002

Whistler "I wonder wonder why the wonder falls. I wonder why the wonder falls on me. I wonder wonder why the wonder falls, with everything I touch and hear and see."

For some reason, I have 'Tragedy' stuck in my head.....

Posted: 21:43 Mar 28 2002

PictureOfFlowers "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party." - Lt. Tuck Pendleton, Innerspace

by Whistler
For some reason, I have 'Tragedy' stuck in my head.....

LOL!!!!

That's because I've been sneaking into your house while you're asleep and subliminally playing it to you!

[chant]One of us! One of us! One of us! One of us![/chant]

Posted: 21:56 Mar 28 2002

Gooner "LOOK THIS GOOD WHEN 900 YEARS OLD YOU REACH YOU WILL NOT HMMMMMMM"

My mum still has an audio tape of me when i was about 2/3 singing david bowies rebel rebel in the bath, which she plays when shes had afew at parties

, and as for the song banging around in my head at the moment its englishman on holiday by thunder

Posted: 22:17 Mar 28 2002

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