Heard this on my favorite radio show this morning. Put in the month, date, year of your 18th birthday to determine your life's theme song.

You wanna know mine?


WILD THING Yea baby!! Who knew?


TIS


http://www.joshhosler.biz/NumberOneInHistory/Old%20Files/SelectMonth.htm

Mine is "Dizzy" (by Tommy Roe). I think there may be some truth to all this.

LOL I don't know. I checked my sisters and she is "Mr. Tambourine Man." Doesn't really fit.


TIS

"Every Breath You Take" by The Police is mine. Hmm... I guess that explains why I stalked my wife until she agreed to marry me? Oh well - I can't argue with that one! 25 years later and she is still mine! LOL!

typical white sox fan

Indeed - loyal, hard working and determined.

Oh puke. "You Light Up My Life," by Debbie Boone.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!

(actually I like the song because it has sentimental meaning for me). But, I get your drift.

TIS

I thought it got suddenly brighter in here!

Yeah, Tis. I turned 18 in October of 1977. My parents just couldn't have sprung for heat the prior January, could they?

On the day i was 18 in the year 2000 Be with You by Enrique Iglesias was number 1..

I can't say I remember that particular song. Though I do remember Iglesias.


TIS

Mine is Madonna "Papa, Don't Preach"



cant say im familiar with that song lol

ooops forgot it was for my 18th bday

then its Terror Squad's "Lean Back", i remember this song being played all the time in NYC when I was younger

Life's theme song? What else could it be for anyone except The Impossible Dream!

You got an awesome one TIS. I got...

Oh Sheila by Ready For The Wind.

I have no idea what the hell this song is. More like No Sheila, Ready to Rescind HAHAHA AMIRITE!!1!

...sorry I'll show myself out.

I think that's the day you were born, Mick. That song was around 1985. You're supposed to put in your 18th birthday.

Hall and Oates "Rich Girl." Preceded by Streisand, "Evergreen," and followed by ABBA, "Dancing Queen."

1977 was a musical wasteland.

You don't know that song?
tap tap is this mic on Oh, Oh Sheila, let me love you til the morning comes. Oh, Oh Sheeeila, you know I want to be the only one..

I got "Joy to the World" by Three Dog Night. Sounds about right. Or not.

Meatballs: Doing It Wrong.

Okay, now I got some crap by Beyonce and Sean John. Dammit, can I keep the first one?

Cant we just pick our own? Ill have The Imperial Death March. Or possibly the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme.

Ohhhh, they want our 18th birthday??? I did it wrong. I'll be back.

Like A Prayer. Madonna! Yes! Score. Go me.

^^ Yes, yes, I know.

"Bold as Love" by Jimi Hendrix, followed by "Castles in the Sky" by the Bob Chords and "I want You to Be My Girl" by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.

Personally, I think we should ignore the idea that your life's theme song would be whatever was #1 on your eighteenth birthday.

I can think of a few songs that I might think were mine, and my birthday wouldn't necessarily have much to do with it.

The classic They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Ha would be near the top of the list!

But my eighteenth birthday? That would be Brother Louie by The Stories. Not my life theme song at all. In fact, it reminds me of a particularly unpleasant incident that happened a couple of months earlier. The less I think about it, the better.

Strange, but the more I think about it, albums come to mind. More than individual songs, for some reason. At least at this hour of the morning. And not necessarily from the exact month and year of my birthday. For now, I'll settle on Colors of the Day - The Best of Judy Collins. Other choices would be revealing too much.

Signor V.

"Lose Yourself" by Eminem. Great song. I can live with that!

To Sir With Love, by Lulu. Not sure how that fits my life. I remember the movie. At the time it was very popular and I thought it was very cool. Sidney Poitier was great.

I remember that movie well MC. I think I saw it a couple times. Wonder what ever happened to Lulu. Along with To Sir With Love, I remember her version of "Shout". She had a great voice for that song.

TIS

In early 2010, Lulu performed the theme "The Word Is Love" to the movie Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!! and toured the UK a second time with Here Come the Girls alongside Anastacia and Heather Small. In November 2010 she hosted the BBC TV series "Rewind the 60s" . Each episode focused on a year during the 1960s highlighting the social and political issues of the decade as well as music and interviews with personalities from the decade.[27]

Thanks for the update on Lulu Oli. I wonder if that tv show was on the BBC channel that I get. I would have liked to seen it.




TIS