Last song you had on repeat for more then 10 times?

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sound plague wrote:
angrymice wrote:
sound plague wrote:Once myself and a friend of mine in a fit of sadomasochism listened to Shaun Mullin's "Rockabye" 30 times in a row. We listened to it once for every volume level on the stereo.

The effects of repetition were exacerbated by the increasing volume level. By the end of it we were different people who no longer cared for or loved anything.

Dark times. :evil:
I would assume that once the clipping sets in the song actually gets better.
Yes and no.
Shawn Mullins - Lullabye digitally amplified four times at the highest setting using Adobe Audition It's improved. But not enough.

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UGK - 3 in the Morning

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actually after erstquake this year i listened to yo la tengo's "i feel like going home" off their newest album for hours and hours on repeat while clutching a kleenex box and crying and crying with and sometimes without the tv on mute...true story.

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"Wind It Up" by Gwen Stefani. Still can't stop listening.

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The Distortions - Smokestack Lightning

awoooo-ooooh

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I've never done this either. Maybe "Dambala" multiple times. But never ten.

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angrymice wrote:
sound plague wrote:
angrymice wrote: I would assume that once the clipping sets in the song actually gets better.
Yes and no.
Shawn Mullins - Lullabye digitally amplified four times at the highest setting using Adobe Audition It's improved. But not enough.
Man, that's nasty! It brings back memories I never wanted to bring back. And just like a memory it's even more hellish than the experience prolly was.

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queen: don't stop me now

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usually the stand out tracks on mediocre indie rock albums

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i do this a lot with videos on YouTube

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jon abbey wrote:nothing ever.

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In high school there was "Stone in Focus" by Aphex and poetry and a rainstorm and weeping.

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mattstan wrote:In high school there was "Stone in Focus" by Aphex and poetry and a rainstorm and weeping.
x10 :shock:

(are you OK?)

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It was a weak moment. Couldn't have asked for a better soundtrack though.

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Band:Calndestine Blaze
Song:Ashes Of The Eternal Wanderer

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Maybe never 10 times in a row, but probably 4 or 5

Marvin Gaye - Piece of Clay

The Frogs - Baby Greaser George

Woody Guthrie - Hangman

Bill Dixon - Sine Qua Non #2
You, of all people, should understand

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"On the Ledge" by Dan Melchior

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Me personally, never, though I lived with a guy who had compiled a tape (attention young people: It's like an mp3 made out of ribbon) of about 15 different (?) recordings of the Velvet Underground's "Sweet Jane", and would play it over and over.
Oh, and when I was in high school, some people I knew augmented a week-long drug binge with an eternally repeating loop of the Getz / Gilberto song "Girl From Ipanema".
Executive summary: I've never done this, but I've been a victim of it many many times.

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Will wrote:(attention young people: It's like an mp3 made out of ribbon)
made me laugh

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The Frogs - Baby Greaser George
i dont think there are many frogs songs that i can't listen to without replaying them a few times.

I have a bad habit of playing songs 50 times over when im really psyched about them. I've gotten better at it. Sometimes i just feel like listening to the same song a lot, other times id rather just concentrate on longer pieces of music or albums. I try to do the later more often these days.