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Chrislit18 09-11-2008 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox (Post 772402)
Wow I didn't know 102.1 FM traveled that far east. I wish I could pick up WAAF clearly like I used to be able to many years ago.

Oh I have no idea if that was the station Peacekeeper was on, but I know in the car [where my mom has 102.1 or 100.1 on most of the time] 102.1 plays SB once every other month maybe...

jbrownsjr 09-11-2008 04:31 PM

I heard Friend at Best Buy

Richard B 09-11-2008 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by GoldDustOrphan (Post 772202)
I felt the same way when I heard Reconsider Me at Home Depot.

LOL. How appropriate for Home Depot. Yes...reconsidering which paint color to choose.

paleshadow 09-11-2008 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by sywlindseyfan (Post 772215)
My weirdest story....when I was a freshmen(now a senior), I went to Boston Market across the street for lunch, hahah. And I stopped to listen I heard Say You Will, then another Fleetwood Mac song from the mirage album not too sure which one, and then Christine's "friend" and then Chris's "You Are", I was too naive to realize, that it must have been the managers mixed cd, or just a really great day to be a Fleetwood mac fan at Boston Market, haha

Quite a few years ago when I worked at K-B Toys, I would bring in a mixed Christmas CD during the holiday season, which of course had Stevie's version of Silent Night on it. It was always funny because you could clearly identify fans of Stevie when the song played. I would also get customers who would say "Who's singing this, it's so beautiful" and then a few who would say "This is AWFUL, who's singing this"! :laugh:

wolfontherun 09-11-2008 10:55 PM

Back in 2001 I heard the dance remix of Planets of the Univers in Abercrombie and Bitch. I was really surprised as they are suppose to be so "youth oriented and hip" thought they would only play rap and stuff I have never heard of.

LukeA 09-11-2008 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by wolfontherun (Post 772636)
Back in 2001 I heard the dance remix of Planets of the Univers in Abercrombie and Bitch. I was really surprised as they are suppose to be so "youth oriented and hip" thought they would only play rap and stuff I have never heard of.

The Tracy Young dance remix of Planets reached #1 on the Billboard Dance charts.

eclipse 09-12-2008 07:31 AM

I really am a Fleetwood Mac Stevie maniac I realized when I was at the local grocery store and they played "Fireflies". Not that much of a big deal you would think ....
But it wasn't the Fireflies that I hjave on my Live FM album it was ANOTHER version.
Oh, Yes... I stopped so I could listen to the words.
Came home and tracked it down on You tube (I think) and now I have it saved.
Better than the original where you really have no idea what she is saying, it is a soundcheck (suppossedly) and she is mumbling, on the original Live vinyl that I have.
In this other version her lyrics and vocals are much stronger and clear...

I was amazed!- You never know where you'll find good music....

starshine 09-13-2008 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by LukeA (Post 772217)
On two separate occasions (once in 2006 and the other just a couple months ago), I've heard the 9 minute version of "Sara" while walking through Boston's Logan Airport. Pretty bizarre.

I'd say thats pretty cool.....I don't think I'd compete with that one....that'd be rare to say the least really.................:blob1:

Zombie 09-14-2008 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh2003 (Post 772246)
Giant Eagle (a PA/OH/WV, etc grocery chain) always seems to be playing somewhat rare FM-related songs. I can remember hearing Angel, Trouble, Magnet and Steel, Got a Hold on Me...and a few others that aren't coming to mind right now.

Hey all - new here! :-)

I've heard "Angel" at the local Giant Eagle (or Jine Iggle, if you're from Northwestern PA).

When I lived and worked in Michigan, we would often go to lunch at a Bennigan's down the street, and two things were guaranteed to happen every time I set foot through the door - I'd hear "Trouble" and Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer" during the meal, and I'd eat my weight in fried chicken salad. Good times, good times. :blob2:

Chrislit18 09-15-2008 06:16 PM

I heard 'Talk to Me' at Marshalls yesterday :thumbsup:

strandinthewind 09-15-2008 06:30 PM

I heard Hold Me yesterday. I was soooo singing it while checking out :laugh:

agnes121275 09-19-2008 09:23 PM

I work at a Foodland store in Western PA (I am the Butcher). I always hear As Long As You Follow and Thrown Down. Also, Say You Will and, for some reason I hear... kinda unrelated... 3 or more times a week... With Your Love by Jefferson Starship!!:o

sywlindseyfan 09-20-2008 02:25 PM

I heard "As Long As You Follow" in Big Lots on Friday night, hahah

michelej1 09-20-2008 03:44 PM

It takes me about 50 minutes to get my nails done and in 13 years, I don't think I've ever been in there once when I didn't hear a FM or (solo Macster's) song come on the radio. I'm not exaggerating. I have a picture of FM as a screen saver on my phone and every time their song comes on, I point to the phone and tell the manicurist that that is them. I think she suspects I am lying, because every single time I am in there, I tell her it's them on the radio. But it is!

My appointment was this morning and today the song on the radio was GYOW. I said to the manicurist, "Hear that? Myan, that's the man I went to see in concert last night." She smiled at me and nodded, but I don't think she believed me.

Michele

Musicman408 09-21-2008 12:24 PM

I remember one time awhile back I heard a song that I had never heard in a store. I think it may have been ALAYF. I totally love those moments. Totally makes my shopping experience 1,000 times better.


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