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Is catchy music a good thing or a bad thing? It\u2019s really hard to tell. Most artists would prefer not to have such an adjective attached ot their work, but it is also undeniably a part of what can make a song successful. So why don\u2019t more artists, in rock<\/a> music or otherwise, try to attain an earworm? <\/p>\n The truth is, it isn\u2019t very cool to try and do anything, let alone try and write a song which can stick in the mind of the listener. For the most part, what makes a song catchy also, with time, makes it annoying. But, the reality is, making something memorable should be a part of ay band\u2019s outlook. For those beautiful moments, years on from that day in the studio, when the song is still stuck in somebody\u2019s head. <\/p>\n \u201cNo, never heard it,\u201d says your friend, who shrugs off a song suggestion like it\u2019s second nature. All you need to do is play about three seconds of the chorus for them to sit up in their chair and go, \u201cOh, this one?\u201d That\u2019s the power of the catchy chorus, an element of music that can be as binding as it is annoying. The Beatles, AC\/DC and Kiss have all contributed to the plethora of catchy choruses available within classic rock, but what song is the most recognisable?\u00a0<\/p>\n Arguably, music wouldn\u2019t be as dominating an art form in the modern world were it not for the chorus. There is a lot of music, which is a solo experience, something you put on in your earphones and enjoy in isolation. However, the big shows, the festivals and the stadium crowds are held in such high regard not only because of the fact they\u2019re fun but also because of how oddly connective it is singing the same words to the same song with a bunch of strangers. The chorus makes this incredibly easy to do, as after only a few listens, a track can become engrained in our memory. <\/p>\n