I remember talking about songs that just give you a really weird feeling. Well I found another one.

TELEPHONE LINE by E.L.O

My other one was DANCING QUEEN by ABBA.

M

i love telephone line!

but i totally know what u mean.

for me, wild fire, the 70's song about the dead horse.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

why does dancing queen give u a weird feeling? i hate the song and since u said it, i can just imagine somebody getting murdered to it! a'la spike lee's summer of sam style. im freaked out now!

"Dream Weaver," by Gary Wright has freaked me out for decades.

My 6-year-old knows it, so she sings it whenever she wants to get rid of me.

I remember talking about songs that just give you a really weird feeling. Well I found another one.

TELEPHONE LINE by E.L.O

My other one was DANCING QUEEN by ABBA.

M

Others Here With Us!

Power Fantastic....but in a nice way!

can't think of any others....

sitruk7 said:

Oh yeah!!!! The sampled screaming in the background is really really scary.
It's a great song to run through your speakers on a Halloween night, along with Prince's screaming in the song GOD. Heeeheee.

"When I'm alone, my mind takes a drive."


m

"Dream Weaver," by Gary Wright has freaked me out for decades.

Lammastide said:

...oh, and here's another: Knights in White Satin. "breathe deep..."

The theme to Halloween!

Knights in White Satin. "breathe deep..."

I want a song to give me crepes


(can you tell I am hungry? )

3121 said:

I finally figured out why I think this song is creepy. I think I was 8 or 9 and I went to see the movie IT'S ALIVE at the theater. I was really scared and on the way home that song came on. I know it's weird and I don't know why it had such an impression on me.
Classical conditioning forms an association between two stimuli

M

"Dream Weaver," by Gary Wright has freaked me out for decades.
My 6-year-old knows it, so she sings it whenever she wants to get rid of me.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Thank you so much. You can send the bill to Dook.


M

It had such a strong and lasting impression on you becuase of something us psychologists call 'Classical Conditioning'. This is when the brain forms an association between two stimuli - often unrelated. Perhaps the most well known example of this is Pavlovs experiment on salivating dogs.

He found that if u presented dogs with food, they would salivate.

then, whilst presenting dogs with there food he would ring a bell

Then he found that if he just rang a bell but didnt present any food, the dogs would still begin to salivate.

can u see? the dogs had begun to associate the ringing of a bell with the presentation of food even though the two stimuli had nothing to do with each other.

Thus, if we apply this to your experience, you obviously had a very traumatic experience at the movie. U lkearned to associate this fear with the sound of ABBA. thus, like a dog hearing a bell, when u hear abba, it conjours up those emotions u attached to it as a child. whilst it is unusual for association to happen very quickly (it is often necessary for an act to be repeated 'x' amount of times for it to become learned behaviour) evidence suggest that traumatic event are often more quickly ingrained into our psyche.

yep.. your fucked up alright haha just kidding


Who do i make my invoice out too?

p.s. if u want to know how to de-fuse the feelings u get when u hear ABBA then PM me and i will help u out.