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Quick Navigation General Mandolin Discussions Top The fact that my brain can call up an exact recording of a song that I haven't heard in 15 years is amazing.Īnyone else's ears get infected like that? Hmm? I think the psychology/neurology of this is really interesting. I think sometimes my brain takes random noise and tries to resolve it into a melody, resulting in the dreaded ear worm. I do hear a lot of weird mechanical noises like server fans, heavy equipment, etc. I'm in Antarctica again now, so it's not like I'm being exposed to Musak or anything (a HORRIBLE source of ear worm infections!). There is no way I actually heard those songs to get the ear worm going. Yesterday it was Joni Mitchell's 'Big Yellow Taxi'. I have had songs pop out of nowhere, that I've heard so infrequently that I really shouldn't even know the melody, but there it is, just like a record playing in my head.ĭay before yesterday, it was 'Eight Days a Week' by the Beatles. I get songs stuck in my head all the time, and they are frequently songs I haven't heard in years. I'm curious how other folks are with this phenomenon.

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