endless ringing from too many loud gigs.

AND

When Yer Twenty Two by THE FLAMING LIPS

A tone cluster from Ligeti's Clocks and Clouds. Although on a day to day basis it's the first vocal refrain of the Carpenters' Goodbye to Love or the first bar of the solo.

Now I've written it down it definitely is "bee doow de dooooooooow de duuuung".

endless ringing from too many loud gigs.

AIDS wolf played last night at a friend's basement, and it was loouuddd

"Mezinka", a traditional wedding song. Jewish, I think.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Tuwsto0jvf4

The only video I could find of it on youtube. Perhaps you can understand now why it's all I've listened to for about 12 hours.

I've got that pavement song embedded deep inside my brain, don't remember the name, but the droney words are, "living in your best friends arms".

'Best Friend's Arm'.

Jimi Hendrix's "Machine Gun" (band of gypsys recording).

Some Xiu Xiu, and This Song Is A Mess But So Am I.

"i broke up", xiu xiu

but only the first ten seconds or so on a loop

ah, a fitting name. Does anyone have any really annoying pop songs in their head that they'd like to get out?

custom concern by modest mouse the part where issac's like "gotta go to work gotta have a job" ironicly I'm bored at work right now

I've got this song, melody in my head of some words I made up inside my head, it goes:
swarm of bee's
come fly with me
we'll find a nest
in this torrid mess
If anyone reads it out can you please record how you sing/speak these little words on to your computer and send it to fairy_ass2@hotmail.com, much joy and appreciation if you do.

The theme tune to "Bless This House".

Earlier today, it was the Paul McCartney and Wings version of the "Crossroads" end credits theme.

New Macca album out on Monday. Double thumbs from DR666 Towers.

Starbucks are selling the single, as well as Macca limited edition phone cards.

Hopefully there'll be the (inevitable) video, where Macca is a) playing all the instruments himself, b) acting self-consciously matey with the public (cf. the "Press" video) and c) doing his soulful-eyed direct-to-camera bit (a la "the Long And Winding Road").