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nathanptm
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 Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 10:11 Post subject: Wake Up Boo! Perfect pop song? |
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"The Boo Radley's hit Wake Up Boo! contains the formula for the perfect feelgood song, a psychologist says. The formula is based on pitch, positive lyrics, beats per minute, tonality, images associated with the music and brain simulation. 'It's likely many listeners will associate this song with happy memory connected with the summer', said Dr Thomas Chammro-Premuzic, of Goldsmith's College. The report was conducted for mobile phone company 3" - The Metro, 15th September 2005.
Q: 'positive lyrics'?
Like a nightmare you can't shake I guess Martin? |
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Dubya - T
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Location: Floatin' down the greasy grass river
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I thought the best Feelgood song was between "Milk and Alcohol" and "Mary In the Fourth Form"
I didn't know they'd done Wake Up Boo!.
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bravecaptain
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| news travels slow x |
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bravecaptain
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And I think I found out just after this that the 'professor' worked for a ring-tone company.
Klunt x |
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discoRdance
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| ah, don't be modest. I bet you're chuffed to be up there with the likes of The Darkness. |
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