And I thought the "Barry Gibb Talk Show" would be my last chance to show some Bee Gees love on SS. But it seems that some super genius figured out that "Stayin' Alive" has 103 bears per minute. Why is this significant, you ask? Because The American Heart Association calls for chest compressions to be given at a rate of 100 per minute in cardiopulmonary resuscitation - better known as CPR. And in an instant, disco's very existence is justified!
In fact, a study at the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria showed that listening to "Stayin' Alive" helped 15 doctors and medical students to perform chest compressions on dummies at the proper speed.
Cool, but can you save someone's life, while thinking about this?


The band also has of international tour dates scheduled, with a formal US tour announcement expected in the near future.
That being said, it's been an eternity (by his standards) since we last had an official release. His trio of releases in 2005 got us used to the idea of a new Adams disc every few months, and though we had rumblings of another
Lead single "Time Won't Let Me Go" as well as "Believe" and "This is Not the End" are playing, and except for a few Clash-ish guitars, the band hasn't strayed too far from the new wave-inspired sound of 2005's self-titled debut. Some might have found the band's vibe anything but original last time around, but at least they aren't trying to go all 




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