I don't know if this even happens for people anymore now that everyone has access to self-programmable music, but there was once a time when you couldn't listen to whatever music you wanted to from an infinite playlist, and grew tired of hearing the same songs over and over. You couldn't merely switch to a good song either. Your choices were "keep listening" "change station to song I also don't like" or "turn off the radio." This led to an inevitable loathing for certain songs that continued to emerge from the airwaves long after they were useful. People of a certain age all know the biggest offenders of the Overplayed Song: "More Than a Feeling" by Boston, "Stairway to Heaven," by Led Zeppelin, "Hotel California," by the Eagles, and the song that I wish never existed simply because of repeated airplay, "Boys of Summer," by Don Henley. This has been a common complaint of mine that translates ...
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