Late 20th century earworm:
Early 18th century earworm:
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Because Millenials donāt remember this:
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Pretty good but I found the piano a bit much.
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ā¦but you repeat yourself 
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see, to me, the piano is what makes it. that is a really iconic sound going on there. so catchy.
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Iām a fan of anything from Bauhaus or itās offshoots. I got to see Pete Murphy at Rebellion a few years ago. It was a small stage and it felt really intimate, he was fantastic, it was one of my all time highlights.
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Meh, it didnāt mesh for me. This is catchy piano
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Catchy keyboard earworms? The Spanish seem to have had a lock on them in the 18th century.
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Iāll see your Spanish pianos and raise you a horn concerto (spoken)
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different strokes, for sure. that just sounds thin and honestly soulless to me. shrug
My musical tastes are usually all over the place, but Iāve been on a Spanish harpsichord kick the last few days. I used to have this album in vinyl - it was my go-to album when I needed something to bring back a sense of joy with clear music beautifully written.
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I guess I just like my piano all plinky-plonky and bangy, instead of twiddly and frou-frou
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Their whole album is pretty damned good:
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bah, i never did understand the appeal of the Dresden Dolls, either! haha
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Iāll settle for the earworms, thank you. Chewing gum 
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Iāve been watching Fringeā¦
ā¦whose theme, though not identical, is similar enough to the instrumental portion of another songā¦
ā¦that the latter keeps getting stuck in my head.
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