mikeq

just like eagle, you're required to call me, leave a messag with you humming it, upon which, i will post it here for everyone to listen.

Haha. It's an unsingable song, and I really don't remember it specifically that well. I just remember it being very catchy. Otherwise, I would call you and sing it, heh. I want to know what it is that badly.

Peace,
Mike

It's catchy but unsingable? How is that possible?

Heh. What I mean is that it isn't sung, really. The part I remember is simply spoken words (and they were just a list of words, no full sentences). I figured from this it might be easy to find it since not many songs are like that. I haven't been able to find it from searching, however.

Peace,
Mike

you could hum the melody

Like I said, the part I heard has none. Heh. It's just words spoken rhythmically. I can't replicate it, and I'm really sorry, I'm not expressing myself very well.

Thank you for trying though. I appreciate it.

Peace,
Mike

baba, how would one encode recorded .wav files and put them up here for people to hear?

If you can upload it somewhere so that it's .mp3 (http://www.yoursitehere.com/yoursound.mp3), just put [sound] tags around it.

snrub

get audacity

turn it into an mp3.

I heard it at the Flying Pig Hostel bar in Amsterdam. Their website has a link to an iTunes mix of the kind of music they play, which I had hoped to use to identify the song, but it won't work for me (says Canadian store doesn't have it). I tried the US store too, and no luck. It could very well be a European song, but it could also be North American. The bar played a lot of songs I knew from Canada.

The song starts out with a female monotone-like voice speaking a list of words rhythmically. It's a weird description, but that's how it is. I figured it would thus be easy to identify, but no luck for me. I only heard a bit of that as I was leaving the bar. I found it intriguing and want to know what the song is.

Peace,
Mike

David Gray just happens to be my favorite artist, of allll time.

Check out the rest of his stuff.