Last fall I drove from eastern NY to Portland, OR. For most of the trip I just kept my iPod on random shuffle, but every once in awhile I decided I didn't like feeling so cut off from the outside world, and I'd switch to the radio just to see what people were listening to in Ohio, or Iowa, or Wyoming.
Every single time I did that, I heard "Hey There, Delilah." First song. Every time. So after a few tries I gave up and played this song on the iPod instead, because that experience is what it's about.
(But...sorry, but I can't help wondering if Steve felt differently when that one song was One Week!)
Last fall I drove from eastern NY to Portland, OR. For most of the trip I just kept my iPod on random shuffle, but every once in awhile I decided I didn't like feeling so cut off from the outside world, and I'd switch to the radio just to see what people were listening to in Ohio, or Iowa, or Wyoming.
Every single time I did that, I heard "Hey There, Delilah." First song. Every time. So after a few tries I gave up and played this song on the iPod instead, because that experience is what it's about.
(But...sorry, but I can't help wondering if Steve felt differently when that one song was One Week!)