Catchy tunes that sound great?

John Cage is a minimalist, right?

Gotta check that out.

OK, of course the name of the tune I meant by Herb Albert is "So What's new?", not "What's Going On".

Sorry Marvin Gaye!

I listen to top 40 radio in the car with my kids sometimes.

A lot of old am radio and 45 RPM vinyl stuff actually sounds pretty good these days remastered to CD and on a good system.

Many many catchy tunes over the years.

I'll listen to almost anything once.

"It's four minutes 33 secs of silence--or rather, of ambient auditory information"

So how does it sound on a good system? Should be really really......quiet?

Oh boy, here come the old time jingles......

I would bet some of these actually sound very good remastered to CD!

How about:

Schaeffer. Is the. One beer to have when your....having more than 1!

The Carpenters stuff is a good call!

Gawdbless, I've heard a few of those...will need to check out some others.

Gaawdbless:

Jackpot! Thanks.

Here's an obscure one I believe that I stumbled across recently:

"I Was Born a Winner" by Jamaican Reggae dude Freddie Mcgregor

My latest discovery that is stuck in my head is "Mr. Saxobeat" by Alexandra Stan.

"Say Goodbye Hollywood" - Eminem

"Night Nurse" by Gregory Isaacs.

Sound quality is mixed but I can't get the electronic dance tune "Tsunami" by DVBBS and Borgeous out of my head.

I first heard it in the latest Les Mills CXworx core/abs class. Had to download it. It's the second track ("plank" track).

Help. I am obsessed with Tsunami. I've played it repeatedly over the last few days.

Someone should score an orchestrated version.