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common sense graph makes sense.
Ezzackly.
This is exactly why I’m sick enough of Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift to bang my head against a wall till it bleeds. Overplay turns even great songs into mindless crap you’d rather die than listen to one more time.
Over-dramatization? Maybe. My point stands.
lawl! pawned i wish they stop that party in the usa song for nudity that would be great !
Like we haven’t seen a million of these before…
I listened to “I’m On A Boat” for an hour last week.
Good call. OP simply has bad taste in music.
I don’t consider that a song… It more like a sing along, which is something that is not meant to be heard the way it was played…
ONE-DUN DUN TWENTY ONE GUNS
My life is brilliant….
My life is crap!
Maybe I be the first to complain about the x-axis. It implies that after 100 listens, it starts to get better. The last marker is actually under a different measurement, time since last listened, and that’s how it fails.
I do like the idea, though personally it takes me a few listens for me to fully appreciate a good song.
*May I
(that’s what I get for not proofreading)
Needs a disclaimer: “Does not apply to Free Bird, Stairway to Heaven, or Sweet Child O’ Mine.” Even 20 or 30 years later I’m still sick of those songs.
oh yea. gr8 songs…
(BTW I’m not being sarcastic)
I think it depends on the song, and the time frame. Hearing some pop song on the radio 50 times in a week is terrible. But there are a few songs on my iPod that I’ve listened to almost 50 times within a few months and they all still sound amazing each and every time.
But what if you don’t hear the songs you love on the radio? I don’t like most of the crappy pop songs they play on the radio the FIRST time.
With me, if I hear a song I REALLY love, I might listen to that song roughly ten times. But then I refrain from it for a while, because otherwise I would get bored of it very quickly no matter how much I love it.
This really applies especially when you get a bit older. Songs get overplayed like mad when you’re a teenager, but almost universally those songs make you nostalgic 10 or 15 years later…
Which DOES not count with No Doubt’s “Don’t Speak.” It killed me the first 5000 times I heard it, and STILL cannot listen to it years later. Sorry. Love ND, just can’t listen to that song.
“Bizarre Love Triangle” also goes into the DOES NOT sound good after not hearing it a while.
BAH.
Bizarre Love Triangle… is awesome.
LISTEN TO RADIO!
May I forward this to my local radio station. The people where I work listen to the same pop station everyday, and I don’t think I can take hearing the Black Eyed Peas anymore.
Methinks this is really only true for those annoying pop songs that are crappy but catchy. If a song is actually /good/, I can listen to it for hours on end, seven days a week, and not get sick of it.
so true
Let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it, and do it, and do it, Let’s do it all And do it, and do it, and do it do it do it, let’s do it, let’s do it, let’s do it…
‘Cause I’ve gotta feelin, (woo-hoo) that tonight’s gonna be a good night, that tonight’s gonna be a good night, that tonight’s gonna be a good-good night… etc
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Saturday and Sunday… etc
A example of a good song is Fireflies, or any Owl City song for that matter.
Fireflies is NOT a good song. It’s actually quite annying, and doesn’t even make actual sense. No one care that you would like to believe the world turns slowly, and obviously if you’re sleeping, you wouldn’t rather be awake. I’m not saying Owl City doesn’t have some good songs, I’m just saying I happen to hate the only one that ets played on the radio.
The theme song from Titanic immidiately came to mind.
The creator of this graph has obviously never heard of The Beatles.