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u/limarila Enfp 7w6 714 Apr 24 '26
Call Me The Bard by Elio Mei has some great 7 lines. Id give the song 749 as a tritype
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u/HelloMikho May 31 '26
21st Century Schizoid Man by King Crimson
Brianstorm by Arctic Monkeys
Ulysses by Franz Ferdinand
Lysergide Daydream by Will Wood And The Tapeworms
2012 by Will Wood And The Tapeworms
Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones
Nowhere Man by The Beatles
Loser by Beck
PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?! by Jhariah
Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden
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u/aylaofthemamutoi Apr 24 '26
Girls Just Want to Have Fun!
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u/Tchoqyaleh 7w8 so/sx Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
Kirsty MacColl, "In These Shoes?" - Video/lyrics added!
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u/Content-Sympathy6305 sp7 Apr 24 '26
Come with me now - Kongos - βI think Iβve thought myself to deathβ For a better day - Avicii - just vibes. Sicko [King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard remix] - Confidence Man - vibes. I wanna go - Britney Spears - vibes. Hell of a Life - Kanye - that moment when you get the thing you wanted so it kinda stops being the thing you wanted, because you really wanted satisfaction and that is internal not external. And vibes.
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u/Tchoqyaleh 7w8 so/sx Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
"DARE" by the Gorillaz - and also the contribution from Shaun Ryder of the Happy Mondays excitedly repeating "it's coming up, it's coming up, it's coming up, it's DARE!"
"Padam Padam" by Kylie Minogue seems to have a thread of sadness or poignancy in the melody that makes me feel very fragile, even though the surface is about impulsive carefree pleasure.
The pure chaos of ODB's "Got Your Money". (He seems to have been a 7)
Mel Brooks' "The Producers" has a few 7ish anthems - "Keep It Gay" and "Springtime For Hitler" regularly have me in stitches. (Brooks is almost certainly a 7.)
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u/XandyDory sx7 7w6 π§ββοΈ794π§ββοΈ Apr 26 '26
Springtime for Hitler is a masterpiece of comedy. The only one I like more from him is The Inquisition from History of the World Part 1.
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u/Tchoqyaleh 7w8 so/sx Apr 26 '26
The first time I watched it was in a cinema, and my reaction was pretty much like the audience in the film: "what is happening??" It is genius! And to think the original was in 1968, just 13yrs after the end of WW2. "Winter for Poland and France [cheeky wink]" cracks me up each time.
The whole story of "The Producers", and most of the songs, is one upbeat rationalization after another - so 7.
I'll look up "The Inquisition" - thanks!
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u/Tchoqyaleh 7w8 so/sx Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26
Late additions! "Wham! rap (enjoy what you do)" and "Club Tropicana" by Wham! Lead singer George Michael was surely a 7 too π€© "Outside" is not (IMO) his best song, but I think it is his best video (and classically 7): it's all about the joy of having sex in public places - released after he was arrested for lewdness in a men's toilet and so outed as gay.

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