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I actually do like Exile's "Kiss You All Over", wasn't that song written by Michael Chinn and Nicky Chapman? I know they wrote a string of hits in the 1970s and early 1980s
Good one!
Heck I wouldn't even make it past the dating stage with that one
I used to wanna change the channel everytime I would hear Whitney's "I Will Always Love You", I've hated that song with a passion and the song would drive me nuts everytime I hear it on the radio, I know it wasn't uncommon to hear that song on 2-3 radio stations at the same time cause of the song being overplayed.
I used to wanna change the channel everytime I would hear Whitney's "I Will Always Love You", I've hated that song with a passion and the song would drive me nuts everytime I hear it on the radio, I know it wasn't uncommon to hear that song on 2-3 radio stations at the same time cause of the song being overplayed.
Same here...and they still kill it on the stations here!
When I worked at this one place a couple years ago they would have the radio locked on and I was like a rat being tortured in a cage because I couldn't change the station so I'd have to run around howling like a dog at a siren to try and cover it up! Songs like that could be blamed for people going crazy at work
Remember how they played loud rock music to try and drive that dictator out? There's another one for ya
I wouldn't be surprised if they used songs like that in government mind control experiments
...and I just noticed that you and Mopac answered this up thread. Credit where credit is due! Now if I can just figure out how I missed those posts...
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Now if I can just figure out how I missed those posts...
