does any music remind you of vting?

[hairyfairy]

I know this will sound strange, but every time I hear the 50`s ballad " Love is a many splendid thing" I`m reminded of getting sick as a kid. I`ve always hated that song mainly because of that, & because it`s the theme of a very sad movie. 2 nights ago, I was watching an episode of St Elswhere on channel 4, & there`s a wedding where an accordianist plays that song, & half the guests go down with food poisoning. It was as if they`d been jinxed. I know that if I went to any social gathering, & that song was played I would not eat any of the food,& would most likely make a quick exit. Do any other members have any songs or sounds that trigger memories of vting?

[Sam_]

One time a few months ago I woke up super sick and didn't v but came very close (coughing and retching and gagging) anyway I had this song that I really liked stuck in my head and it wouldn't go away. I woke up with it in my head and was sick with it in my head and it just seemed to make it worse for some reason. I feel like every time I've ever felt horribly sick I've had a busy, upbeat song stuck in my head, although I have songs stuck in my head all the time, it just made sense tht I would have THAT particular song while sick.... I don't know if tha made any sense buti hope it helps haha

[katherines6]

Come on Eileen. I used to listen to it all the time and then during the time period when I was obsessed with it I got an sv*. Can't listen to that song anymore. Also, this is pretty obvious, but my sister has this horrible song on her ipod called "Puke." It starts with a soundtrack of someone doing just that. It is the most terrifying thing in the world.

[Ana Bellini]

Yes, my father's mobile's ringtone, two horrible songs in Portuguese that has weird lyrics "Good morning, friend! Good morning, bro! Open a smile, and sing this song!" My father used to use this music to bother me before I got sick. Now I can't hear it.

[hairyfairy]

Ugh! what sort of idiot would want to make up a song about vting, & who would want to listen to it!

[KaydeeJayde]

Come on Eileen. I used to listen to it all the time and then during the time period when I was obsessed with it I got an sv*. Can't listen to that song anymore. Also, this is pretty obvious, but my sister has this horrible song on her ipod called "Puke." It starts with a soundtrack of someone doing just that. It is the most terrifying thing in the world.

I believe you're thinking of the song by Eminem. Hairyfairy, it's not completely about vomiting. There's meaning to it, but it is pretty gross.

[arora]

"We will rock you" by Queen. The last time I got a SV, in 4th grade, the night before I had a violin concert and all the students played that song. Everytime it comes on, I think of it, but I can still listen to it. And sing along. I'm not too superstitious about it anymore lol

[Maige]

Any rap. Probably just because the genre is capable of causing nausea.
In reality though, I don't really have any now, but I remember when I was in grade two I would listen to my Josie and the Pussycats CD over and over and over...it was the only piece of music I had other than my Aqua tape, and after months of only listening to it I always got this head ache and my stomach would start to trouble me. Other than that, I personally don't associate any songs with being sick because...I don't think I was ever really listening to music before I got sick. If I had, I can't remember it.

[deeendnamtoe]

"Secret Message" by Rasputina. I had bought the album that its on the day it happened, and that song was stuck in my head while I had an SV. Now when I hear it, I instantly feel n* and have to change it! I hate that!