A catchy tune in German is called an Earworm – literally translated. Meaning you can’t stop singing the song in your head. I actually like the word – you say Ohrwurm :)
Such an Ohrwurm I shared in my Über*Media Acrylic Paint Online Workshop in the 3rd lesson published monday (you can sign up anytime – but right now you join in real-time over the next weeks).
It is by Django Django and called Default – a song I can’t get out of my head and I love the video!
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/35527420]
What’s your Ohrwurm right now?
Have a wonderful catchy tuned day ;)
Nat
Nat
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jjsobey
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My current earworms (and yes – I use that term too!) are “Somebody that I Used to Know” by Gotye, “I’m the One that’s Cool” by The Guild, and “I’m an Imagineer” by The Imagineers.
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jjsobey
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PS – I rather like the music choices you pick for your videos – I get to hear music that is new to me.
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nathalie-kalbach
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LOL- I am glad you like it- I have a weird music taste sometimes ;)
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Sue Clarke
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Luck of the Draw by Bonnie Raitt but it changes daily depending on what song my hubby or son “puts” into my head before they walk out the door. LOL
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Caroline
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Today it is Jennifer Lopez ft Pittbull – On the floor.
Very catchy and summery song.
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nathalie-kalbach
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Dance Moves with Ohrwurm :)
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Katja
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Die Ärzte: Sohn der Leere.
Oh yeah! Habe die Ehre. Ich bin der Sohn der absoluten Leere.
Am singing it nonstop since yesterday.
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Marsha.
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Hadn’t seen the video before… Cool! Great Ohrwurm too, mine usually are the songs you rather not have in your head :-s
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nathalie-kalbach
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tehehehehe, marsha, like what? ;)
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Marsha.
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Don’t have one right now, but you will be the first one to know if one pops up, OK?!
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nathalie-kalbach
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LOL- OK ;)
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