Listening to a song on the radio in a dream

The other day I had the radio on when I went to sleep and during my dream(non-lucid) around the end I started hearing this song(Headstrong-Trapt) and I must have listened to it and our radio personality saying something about 4 times, and when I woke up I heard him say the same thing and the song came on. By that time I was like wtf just happened and I was kinda creeped out.But then I though hey, maybe the radio station is like sending the same signal over and over again.(I then realized that wasn't possible after a bit more thought.So I wanna know what happened and if anyone else has had some kind of expierence like this.

"Lights out
Guerilla radio
Turn that shit off"
-RATM

Commercial radio broadcasting must die.

Yay nice to see other rage fans on these boards. :-P

But back, on topic, I have to say that's pretty weird... That is all.

Some of there ideas I think are stoopid, but they have O.K. music.

I just love Tom Morello. :goodjob2:


PS: 100th post
Damn I'm a post whore :D

plz keep it on topic :roll:

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Originally posted by ffx-dreamz
plz keep it on topic :roll:

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Welcome to DV... :lol:

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Originally posted by WerBurN
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You know what?

Excuse the language mods

Shall I remind you all of the rule?

Ok ,im bumping this up because it died way to quick and I wanted to see if anyone will respond to the topic this time.

Well, I've had similar things happen

First of all, once I had an experience with listening to the X 96 (local rock station) morning show while dreaming...it was really freaky though, because unlike most of my dreams, which are in vivid color, this one was just the sound of the radio. When I woke up they were talking about something similar, just about a completely different person.

Also I've had experiences where I hear a song that I've forgotten about in my dream, then had it played on the radio within the next couple of days after years of not hearing it.

Then again, radio stations do tend to record what their DJs say so that they can play it later while nobody's working at the station without having to pay more for a DJ over that time period...