Friday is shortcircuting my brain

[kitanzi]

Fridays before long weekends shortcircut my brain and fry my concentration, but it really is rather pleasant.

One symptom (and cause!) is ever since before I woke up, I've had a thread of melody winding through my head assuring me that Sarah Tapper loves Harry Marshall, and that's a lie and that's a fact. autographedcat and I just got our copy of the live CD cadhla just got out with her fanfuckingtastic performance at OVFF in 2005! I could selfishly wish it was a DVD so we'd have the full show, complete with schtick and costume changes and really outrageous vamping, but it's already so addicting, catchy, mindwarping and outright gorgeous that I just can't get this out of my head.

Not that I really want to... but now my shortcircuited brain is trying to somehow intertwine Sycamore Tree (the above mentioned song) with Great Big Sea's Ordinary Day, and assure me that Sarah Tapper loves Harry Marshall, and at the end of the day you just have to say it's alright.

Anyone out there can tell me where my model brain's reset button is? This is quite entertaining, but I'm not getting aaaaany work done!

EDIT: ACat took it and ran, and has posted his actual filk of Sycamore Tree to the tune of Ordinary Day - Ordinary Tree, of course. Squeeeeee! (AND, extra bonus, Cadhla loves it! DOUBLE squee!)

Comments

[cadhla.livejournal.com]

I would apologize, but having had that song stuck in my head for months, I will, instead, just look sheepish and say that I'm really, really glad you like the CD.

Glee, and hugs.

[braider.livejournal.com]

Now do you understand how I started melding PQR and Pretty Little Dead Girl?

[porpentine.livejournal.com]

There's a way to just reset and get Sycamore Tree out of one's head? Really? I would almost -pay- for that (except, well, I do -like- Sycamore Tree, insidious as it is, and at least I have CD to help get it out of the head -briefly- instead of random little snippets popping into head and not budging)

[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

And now, as you know, there are at LEAST two filks out there for it! *G* Talk about an earworm...!

[autographedcat.livejournal.com]

Actually, I finally found a song that is capable of getting Sycamore Tree out of my head, at least temporarily.

That song turns out to be Phantoms of Summer.

Truth told, the entire album is earwormy, to the point that I'm likely to have whatever song was last playing when I turned it off (we've been playing it in the car) stuck in my head for the duration thereafter.

[porpentine.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the whole thing's kinda evil like that, isn't it? (In the best sense of the term 'evil', mind you.)

[autographedcat.livejournal.com]

That'd make good ad copy, you know. "Absolutely the best kind of evil."

Accept no substitute. :)