For what seems like months now (and probably is) I have had this "Clown song"
in my head.
I don´t know if it has any name but it´s a classic melody you can hear if you
go to a tivoli or a circus (against all odds, but it might happen), freaking annoying.
It pops up randomly, it may be when I´m walking thru the city, if I´m
slacking around at a friends house or when taking a cofee at the bar...anytime!
I don´t know how it came to my mind or anything, I just know that it freaks
me out and if it stays there in the future my next home will be a padded room for
sure...
..I'm often tormented by the music of 'The Magic Roundabout' (those who are familiar with this LSD-inspired children's program will understand what I mean)....
....no (although the Teletubbies terrify me)..it's a late 1960's psychadelic production featuring talking animals and a man with a spring up his ass.....seriously.....
Hearing voices (and sounds) that are not there are signs of schizophrenia. Soon, the music will become voices telling you to do things that are unthinkable. The end for you is near.....
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Ice Cream Rights
In the last four months, residents of four cities have confronted ice-cream truck drivers over allegedly excessive noise and late hours on residential routes, and especially over the repeated playing of "Turkey in the Straw" (although "When the Saints Go Marching In" and "Yankee Doodle Dandy" have also been mentioned). Drivers were ticketed in Brunswick, Ga., and Hartford, Conn.; a protest was being organized in Green Bay, Wis.; and in London, England, about 50 ice-cream truck drivers blocked a downtown street, blaring their theme music at full blast, in protest of the city's clamping down on their licenses. [Yahoo-AP, 6-8-02] [Hartford Courant, 4-29-02] [Green Bay Press-Gazette, 7-16-02] [Yahoo-Reuters, 5-21-02]
In June, after the British musical group the Planets introduced a 60-second piece of complete silence on its latest album, representatives of the estate of composer John Cage, who once wrote "4'33"" (273 seconds of silence), threatened to sue the group for ripping Cage off (but failed, said the group, to specify which 60 of the 273 seconds it thought had been pilfered). Said Mike Batt of the Planets: "Mine is a much better silent piece. I (am) able to say in one minute what (took Cage) four minutes and 33 seconds." [The Independent (London), 6-21-02]
Dude, I have a similar problem. A few months ago, I started hearing in my head this high pitched whine sound. It's like : weeeehhh ooo wehhh oo, it changes rythm all the time, and sometimes tone. It lasts about a month, and happened 2-3 times in this year. It is horribly annoying because you try to sing anything else and can't. I don't know where it came from, this whine, but it might come from fan sound. It seems like I can hear other than the fan whirring, something behind that sound. So each time I hear fans, I could hear a high-pitched whine in my head. I hate this, but I haven't gotten it anymore. It could have been overstress...
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The sound of determination is the echo of will...
Ouch, that sounds like "Tinnitus" (Don´t know the english spelling but I´m sure you know what I mean)...
I have a friend who has it, major problems concentrating, sleeping, depression and all that.
He ot it after standing to near a speaker on a party (classic)...as far as I know there´s no cure for it.
Well, hopefully it´s just something else...like stress as you said
If it really looks like a tubbie, my 5yearold will get a nostalgia feeling and want to teamup with a tubbie as a good guy...Major & Lala, a team to be reckoned with...Evil of this world: BEWARE
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