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Is there a coke commercial song archive?
Specifically I’m trying to find this song from a newer coke commercial that I saw in theater this weekend (watching Wallstreet), and the only way I could really describe the song is that there were disc scratches in the background… and it sounded happy…. and it sounded like the band “Starf***er”.
Google the term “coca cola jingles” and you’ll get various websites, including Coke’s, that has samples of their commercial songs or jingles. I have no idea which jingle you are thinking of, but you might find it among these links. You can also type in “Coca Cola Jingle 2010″ (or any specific year). I ‘m afraid I tend to zone out commercials these days so I have no idea which song you are looking for.
Amazon.com actually has a cd on sale that apparently contains a whole bunch of Coca-Cola jingles over the years.
Most coke commercial songs sound happy, or at least upbeat. I don’t think depressing works to encourage people to run out and try your product. 
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