What were the last three tracks you Shazammed?

The Soundcarriers - Driver
Luca Nieri - Forever Home (< both from Lodge 49)
Eleventyseven - Divers in a Hurricane (Terrace House)

i think the last three songs i shazammed were three songs that it didn't recognize, so i deleted it a few years ago

The Song Is You - Hal Schaefer
New Village Center - Johnny Lytle
Volks Volkswagen Blues - Gilberto Gil

Prayer For Amerikkka Part 1 & 2 - Jaimie Branch
Lay Back In The Groove - Elusions ft Limon Wilson
Queen Of The Minstrels - Mr Day

I can't remember much about these, except that they were playing in a waiting room and I was bored enough to be curious about their seemingly designed-to-be-ignorable playlist:

Wild Rivers - Speak Too Soon
Imaginary Future & Kina Grannis - I Will Spend My Whole Life Loving You
The Head and the Heart - People Need a Melody

Bousmara Division N°1 - "East Coast Rap Vs. West Coast Rap"
Peverelist & Kowton - "Raw Code" (Surgeon Remix)
Fatima Al Qadiri Feat. Naygow - "Galby"
(during a dj set by Batu last summer)

Quantic - Atlantic Oscillations
Damon Jee - Chamaniac
Shaun 36.5

I have no recollection of that Shaun song but listening again and it's apparently a k-pop song with that retro faux-cha cha 8 bit thing... kind of like Dram's Cha Cha or Drake's Hotline Bling. I love that particular kind of sound. I guess it would've gotten stale fast if it had become a bigger trend.

Does Shazam have geolocation to tell you where exactly you heard a song? I don't really frequent places that play k-pop in mexico. I don't even know any that do... probably heard it in a clothing store.

xps
"That waka waka vomit song?"
yeah! through blunt repetition I've learned to love it!

"waka waka" is a good song!

the last one I can remember was Michael Brun & Kah-Lo - Spice

for me these are

1. j balvin & bad bunny - la canción
2. paula abdul - forever your girl
3. cigarettes after sex - falling in love

situations being

1. at mexican restaurant for (former) cow*rker's goodbye gathering. i knew *of* the song before due to being aware of the j balvin/bad bunny album but hadn't actually heard it -- really liked it a lot.
2. one of the lousy classic hits stations in my city is finally starting to work more material into its dusty playlist. i was pleasantly surprised to hear it play another paula abdul song besides "straight up" (very rarely they'll also do "opposites attract") but didn't remember which song it was. (i was at w*rk where radio is our only allowed option for music.)
3. this was playing on the noncommercial/community station. actually enjoyed it + promptly posted about it on ilm after lol

la cancion is indeed excellent

a top single of the year for me, easily

1. The Stroppies - Cellophane Car (heard this on Basque radio, and it's such a huge Stereolab rip-off I had to know who and what it was)
2. Elissa - Ya Merayti (used under some documentary I believe)
3. Townes van Zandt - Nothin' (MOR radio)

1. Galantis - “No Money”
2. Peter and Gordon - “A World Without Love”
3. The Ritchie Family - “The Best Disco in Town”

"best disco in town" is such a time capsule

Good thread!

Joni Haastrup - Greetings
Amnesty - We Have Love
Barry Biggs' cover of Love Come Down