I know it's not the song, I've heard it a thousand times without this problem, but first time this version of Radar Love started, boom, I felt like I was underwater and the sound was just crushing my head. However, unlike the 64kbps and under songs I've heard that do this that always lose the top and bottom end, this one was still clear up high, I just felt like my head was in a vise while it was playing. Has anybody else ever had something like this happen?
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