Oh, like Stairway to Heaven.
Didnât realize we were gonna be needing bans cuz of this thread but here we are
not ruined tho, still rocks
This may just be a me thing, but thereâs only so many times you can hear a bunch of white girl wasted 19 year olds yell about moving to the back of the bus before you sour on a song
I canât get this song out of my head. I play it every damn time the podcast finishes before the walk. So damn catchy
I came to say âHey Ya!â by them, back in late 2002 to early 2003 you legit could not turn on a pop station without hearing it within 10 minutes.
âBlinding Lightsâ by The Weeknd for a more recent one
Sweet Child Of Mine immediately came to mind
everything ever by Radiohead
âOn the Nature of Daylightâ is the second track off of Richterâs 2004 album The Blue Notebooks, which the composer produced in the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq as a work of protest art.
Recently used in ep3 of The Last of Us.
Have you ever considered living a lifestyle where you donât notice if a song is overplayed?
Enter Sandman - metallica
I canât hear that song without thinking of Guitar Hero.
Every song from Guitar Hero 1 and 2 is completely ruined for me.
But then I wouldnât be doing my duty of endless consumption for my corporate overlords! Life is service fees.
I canât imagine a life where I donât leave myself open for topics to trash talk. Maybe I just donât want to.
Got played into absolute oblivion in Australia. At one stage while I was driving it was playing at the same time on three of the five most popular music radio stations.
Yes I have mostly transitioned to not getting my music from terrestrial radioâŚbut even Alexa fucks me on the reg. The girls in the outer office pick a genre, and Alexa proceeds to play some songs three times in an 8-hour shift. Itâs maddening
I dunno if this is overplay but companies using good songs in pretentious commercials sometimes ruins them for me. Most recent is Chevrolet and âEverywhereâ by Fleetwood Mac.
almost all of Adeleâs major hits