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(34/365) A song that you try to get stuck in your head to replace the one that’s currently stuck there: This was a no brainer. Oh, yeah, it’s my birthday and stuff.

(33/365) A song that you can’t even think of without it getting stuck in your head. This song is so addicting. The best part is at about 9 hours and 59 minutes in.

(32/365) A song that plays to your inner hopeless-romantic: I remember the first time I heard this song, I was at a skating rink, skating (duh). It was one of my first eargasms. For a kid in 1987, it was an amazing song unlike anything I had ever heard before, and if the planets align just right, I still can get a glimmer of the feeling that I had when I heard it the first time. I think my subconscious made the sentiment of this song a goal to achieve, which I eventually reached when I married my wife. So whether or not this song had anything to do with it, I will always hold it in a special place in my heart.

(31/365) Your class song (or what you want your class song to be): I was shocked to find this on YouTube. When I went to school, no one actually sang the alma mater, and it wasn’t a part of football games either. I know, because I was in the band for every home game. I don’t think out team ever dominated a game like this one, though.

(30/365) A song from a band/artist that you are planning to see in the next 6 months: I am writing this about 2 weeks ago, and right now I am planning to see Fu Manchu, which when this is posted will be in the past. Since I probably am not going to any more concerts in 2015, this will have to do.

(29/365) A song that describes a friendship: Is there a better song that fits this category? I think not.

(28/365) A song you change the words to when you sing it:When I was in Montana for geology field camp in the summer of 2002, I came up with a full blown set of alternate lyrics for this song, but I can only remember one line. It just takes some time to walk all the way to the Middle Lime.

(27/365) A song you like to blast on your car stereo when it comes on: This is a fine song at full blast. Go ahead, CRANK IT.

(26/365) One of the top songs that was released the year you were born: This song was released two days before I was born and became the hit of the summer of 1979 in a landscape of disco and cheese. It’s not punk, it’s just regular rock music that clocks in at over 5 minutes, but the middle section solo is indispensable or it would have gotten old with the main riff. Good stuff.

(25/365) Worst song you have ever seen performed live: This was the only concert I went to for someone else (my wife). We were at the Forum, and on the floor, but way way back. Walking in, we met Rosie O’Donnell near the stage, but she didn’t take a picture with my wife even though we were the ones who spotted her first. I enjoyed parts of the concert, but songs like this in the middle were lame. What is the deal with the title of this song? Let It Will Be? I’m sorry, this is just filler.