More annoying, even, than having a stone stuck in your shoe or sitting Interstate 5 traffic at the Fife curve is having a song going around and around in your head. (I GET KNOCKED DOWN, BUT I GET UP AGAIN / YOU ARE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN! You’re welcome.) We mean, are we right or are we right?

Most annoying, however, is having a song stuck in your head and not being able to remember what it is. “You know — it’s that song!” you say frustratedly to coworkers. “It goes like this: La la la, ooh, la la, yeah. … Come on, you know the one! You must know it! We think it was on the Dawson’s Creek soundtrack once. It has a really long chorus! What’s it called?”

Your friend, meanwhile, looks at you all “Dude? You’re on your own. Dawson’s Creek? Please.”

Enter No-Li Brewhouse sales executive Mike Lay. The man has 1990’s songs stuck in his head and he wants to share the, er, wealth Monday night.

Every month Peaks and Pints invites a craft brewery to create a three-hour soundtrack off our Jukebox, pour its craft beer and award prizes during zany games. We call the Monday nights SudsPop. Mike Lay will pair his Spokane brewery’s Slacker and Crony with a Name That Tune 1990s game for chance to win sweet prizes.

To us, at least, this brings to mind the old joke that goes “Who sings that song you’re humming? Alice In Chains? Well, great, let’s keep it that way.”

So drop by Peaks and Pints Monday night, have a pint of orangey vanilla Slacker and Crony brown ale and guess songs from the 1990s after hearing the first several notes. And don’t let that obscure Marcy Playground tune get the better of you. Just please don’t hum it anywhere near us after you win your prize. You know we’ll have it stuck in our head all night.

SUDSPOP: NAME THAT TUNE WITH NO-LI BREWHOUSE, 6 p.m., Monday, May 8, Peaks and Pints, 3816 N. 26^th St., Basecamp Proctor, Tacoma, no cover