Holy Crap. Have you ever seen the Del McCoury Band do that live? It's hillarious.
They all stand in a semi-circle (bluegrass style, of course) and the bass player, who says/sings NOTHING else for the entire set, leans into the mic and says the words "Nashville Cats." That's all. Nothing else. It's his major break and you can tell he looks forward to it.
Hey, that's not at all a bad song to have stuck in your head. I've had many worse. :)
I find Jonathan Coulton's "Re: Your Brains" is guaranteed to wipe just about any earworm out. Note: making zombie movements during the chorus is optional, but adds greatly to the effectiveness of the treatment. After all, how many zombies have *you* seen with earworms lately?
1 Ok, yeah, so they could have other types of worms, maybe... lots of other types of worms, in fact... but I've never seen a zombie with an earworm and I bet you haven't either!!! :P :)
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This is kinda scary now that I think about it.
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They all stand in a semi-circle (bluegrass style, of course) and the bass player, who says/sings NOTHING else for the entire set, leans into the mic and says the words "Nashville Cats." That's all. Nothing else. It's his major break and you can tell he looks forward to it.
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I find Jonathan Coulton's "Re: Your Brains" is guaranteed to wipe just about any earworm out. Note: making zombie movements during the chorus is optional, but adds greatly to the effectiveness of the treatment. After all, how many zombies have *you* seen with earworms lately?
1 Ok, yeah, so they could have other types of worms, maybe... lots of other types of worms, in fact... but I've never seen a zombie with an earworm and I bet you haven't either!!! :P :)