What song are you listening to?

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I listen to John Denver when I'm in a melancholic mood.

I can't say I'm a huge fan of Denver, although I do respect him as a musician. "Calypso" is a nice and spirited tune, while "Matthew" made an impression on me when I first heard it--probably aged 8--and still does to a certain degree.

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First 22 secs of this is my ever-changing ringtone...no one locally seems to know it and the questions are many

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Or when you suddenly find yourself with a weird earworm.

Erica Ambler wrote:

A mellow groove until you listen to those lyrics: "I've been fucking these sluts but I love my wife ... "

Is country rap a thing now? Yeehaw!

Yeehaw, mugga fugga. Sheeeeit...

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Erica Ambler wrote:

The most interesting women are those who are hot and know it.

Samantha Brick?

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I don't know how to play the piano.

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This conversation has reminded me of An Pierlé and her oversized skippy ball.

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When I have a hotwife moment

Erica Ambler wrote:

Hmmm. Poor An. Colour me unimpressed - this is how the song goes. TalkTalk had a better piano player too:



As an aside, Ian Curnow, the blond genius on the synths, left TalkTalk to join Stock, Aitken and Waterman, and ended up producing Girls Aloud. Kind of fitting.

Just looked for a video of her with the skippy ball.

Hadn't truly thought much about her as a performing artist since the noughties, really.

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If that's Donna Summer's "I Feel Love," it was written by Giorgio Moroder, the same composer who wrote the memorable score for Midnight Express.