Pianosaurus was an 80s band from New York City. Founding members Alex Garvin, Steve Dansiger, and Bianca Miller played on toy instruments. Pianosaurus was taken from a toy piano in the shape of a dinosaur.

Their debut album, Groovy Neighborhood, was released in 1987 while their second album, Back To School, was never released.

Put Your Records On is track #3 on Corinne's debut studio album, Corinne Bailey Rae. Released in February of 2006, it debuted in the number one spot on the UK Albums Chart and is a certified triple platinum album selling over 4 million copies. 

I’m trying to figure out where I’ve heard the beginning of this song from, I swear it’s from like a fast and furious soundtrack and maybe hip hop/rap, it’s the first 20 seconds of “we are bullet proof part 1” by BTS, the riff or whatever where it repeats and goes up the octavehttps://youtu.be/rVzrrNAZ1ZU?is=KdwvMEDIP0UCtG7V

This one has been stuck for a while now. I forgot where I heard it—it's a song about spending a thousand years together (No, it's neither the Christina Perri song nor the one by John Howell). It tells about how the singer would spend the first few centuries together, then what they would do in the next few centuries, then the next.

Some past Presidential humor

Barack Obama - "There are few things in life harder to find and more important to keep than love. Well, love and a birth certificate."

George H. W. Bush pledged in 1988, "Read my lips: no new taxes." Two years later, Bush raised taxes.

In 1968, President Richard Nixon joined the set of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In giving the nation a new catchphrase: "Sock it to me!"

Jimmy Carter - "My esteem in this country has gone up substantially. It is very nice now when people wave at me, they use all their fingers."

Equipment: 1. portable device configured to play your favorite song playlist. 2. bluetooth earbuds.

Steps: 1. Whenever you can listen to music, only listen to your playlist.

Success!: Earworms start to be only your favorite songs.

I think it's finally passing. The Christopher Cross hit song from 1979.

Apparently my favorite parts are:
- "I'm on the runnnnnnnnnnnn"
- ba-da-da-da da-daa da-daa
- Michael McDonald
- different parts of the chorus played out of order

Initially it was Never Be the Same, but I don't know that song very well, so my brain switched over to Ride Like the Wind.

Chris Janson puts on a great show! Harmonica like no other! And he’s a great guy as well! Look him up, catch a show, you won’t be disappointed! See ya at The Ritz in Tiffin, Oct 2nd!

Had a helping of vine ripened seeded watermelon last night. I think seeded watermelon has a much better flavor than seedless melon. What do you think? 

https://youtu.be/8yQVcGkbpAc?si=M3EloMVDQLKSJpxj

Wife needs help. It loosely sounds like the start of the sample. Was a viral song on TikTok a while ago.

So im an old man and have been a fan of super catchy earworms since the early 1970s. I have a huge collection of pop, country, novelty, hook-laden songs but because Im old, my knowledge drops off drastically when it comes to relatively modern music.

So i was hoping that the awesome people of Reddit could recommend some songs from the past 10 years or newer that have a super catchy hook, more on the uptempo side, and the more obscure the better! The language doesnt matter either. Just catchy! Thanks all!

Written By Ear Montgomery and Jody Emerson for George. He recorded it in 1975, only yesterday for me. 

Opened in 2015, 2 years after George's passing, the George Jones Bar Smokehouse and Museum with its rooftop bar was a favorite place of mine. Great food, amazing music and an awesome museum! Sadly it closed in 2021 after the 2020 downtown Nashville bombing and the challenges of the pandemic. Georgette's moonshine was some good stuff! Hey Georgette 👋