songs you absolutely hate

[boomboom]

started at dailykos....I have two

Knights in White Satin - Moody Blues

Horse with no Name - can't remember

Both are repetitious and boring to me.

What are yours?

[ghostsofgiants]

1. I could be here forever...

But let's just say whatever the current single by Fergie is at the moment. This is accurate in perpetuity throughout time and space.

[Shell Beau]

15. G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S!!!

:P

[ghostsofgiants]

17. T to the A to the S-T-E-Y, girl, you illiterate.

[Shell Beau]

21. She does seem to have forgotten how to S-P-E-L-L!!!

[ghostsofgiants]

22. Yet she insists on continuing to do so.

The fact that she gets killed in Planet Terror amused me, haha. Even if it's just a movie, it was consolation for all the horrid music she's unleashed on the world.

[Shell Beau]

23. And the sad thing is that she actually has a great voice! Not that

you'd know that by her solo music!!

[fudge stripe cookays]

157. Aha.

Then watch "Poseidon" too. She also bites the big one in it.

[philosophie_en_rose]

26. "If you ain't got no money, take your broke ass home!"

:puke:

I remember Stacey Ferguson from Kids Incorporated. She has not aged well, probably because of her former meth use. Either way, I find it hard to consider Stacy from Kids Incorporated to be some hardass gangster.

[Shell Beau]

30. She also did the voice for Charlie Brown's little sister Sally for a while!

Just a little tid bit for you!!!

[Goblinmonger]

132. Here you go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb5DkLd22Ic

Homie don't play like that.

[querelle]

2. Aqualung

By Jethro Tull. I wanna kick in the stereo speakers everytime I hear it on the radio.

Q

[boomboom]

3. yeah, aqualung was close to me. but i did like jethro tull.

[Checkstub]

87. yeah, that's classic dreck.

there's worse, but that's right down there.:thumbsdown:

[Zookeeper]

90. Welcome to DU, Checkstub!

From a MN almost-neighbor!

:hi:

[Checkstub]

92. Thanks!

Now I'm remembering all these crappy songs I hate! Aqualung, bad!:hi:

[Crap_in_a_Hat]

4. "Sk8r Boi" (even the title offends me) by Avril Lavigne

I was in middle school when that came out, so I couldn't walk twenty feet without stepping in it.

"My Humps" by the Black-Eyed Peas
I have a really difficult time imagining them sitting around, writing this song and thinking it needed to see the light of day.

[boomboom]

5. ha

[ghostsofgiants]

18. I skateboard, so imagine how annoying "sk8er boi" references got for me, ahah.

And good call on "My Humps" as well. Any Elephunk or later Black Eyed Peas is absolutely horrid, by "My Humps" is the worst of the worst.

[nickinSTL]

61. my humps is so bad,

I find it almost funny.

If you haven't seen it, Alanis Morrissette does a parody of it, which is hilarious:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W91sqAs-_-g

[AwakeAtLast]

73. I was getting ready to post the very same thing

Beat me to it. Oh well, great minds think alike! :hi:

I love that video!

[Little Wing]

6. Loveshack

Liking this song is grounds for dumping

[Redstone]

9. But, but, I had the hots big-time for that redheaded B-52er back in the early Eighties!

Doesn't that count for ANYTHING?

Redstone

[Little Wing]

14. Yes she was hot

maybe it was the long hair, but the suckness that was this song override any hotness.

[RFKHumphreyObama]

97. I probably do not dislike the song with the same passion that you do

But I'll agree it is overplayed and overrated

[Redstone]

7. It's "nights," not "knights."

Redstone

[boomboom]

10. oh, thanks. that makes sense i guess. song still depresses me either way

[deadparrot]

8. "Your Body is a Wonderland," John Mayer.

:banghead:

[grannylib]

11. Oh man...I think it's called "Right Now" by Cher, it's HORRID and I hear

it damn near every day on the station at work. And I hate the remake of McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" by some chick and I hate the remake of Roxy Music's "Avalon" by some chick and I hate the remake of Neil Young's "Helpless" by kd laing maybe?? She's OK but I hate that version.

[Shell Beau]

12. For some reason this song came to mind....

:shrug:

I got a new life
You would hardly recognize me
Im so glad
How can a person like me care for you
Why do I bother
When youre not the one for me
Is enough enough
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
Life is demanding without understanding
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
No ones gonna drag you up
To get into the light where you belong
But where do you belong
Under the pale moon
For so many years Ive wondered
Who you are
How can a person like you bring me joy
Under the pale moon
Where I see a lot of stars
Is enough enough
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
Life is demanding without understanding
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
No ones gonna drag you up
To get into the light where you belong
But where do you belong
I saw the sign and it opened up my mind
And I am happy now
Living without you
Ive left you all alone
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
No ones gonna drag you up
To get into the light where you belong
I saw the sign and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign

[QMPMom]

13. Everything by ABBA except Fernando.

And Madonna's version of American Pie. Some things should be left the hell alone.

[Chan790]

16. Everything Nelly has ever recorded.

Proof that a 12 word vocabulary and six non-synchronized continuous loops on repeat can in fact make a song.

It's not that I hate hip-hop...I hate bad hip-hop. The stuff where you can tell the artist isn't even making an effort. Every Nelly song sounds like something I could have recorded in my garage and mixed on my PC.

[ghostsofgiants]

19. Nelly is fucking horrible.

And fuck anyone who makes a 5 minute commercial for Nike and tries to pass it off as a song.

[TroubleMan]

43. Totally agree. I've benn listening to hip hop since the early 80's, and

Nelly's one of the worst to ever be popular, along with Young MC.

[Phillycat]

119. You forgot Chingy.

:)

[amitten]

20. "I'm So Tired" by the Beatles, and "Use Me Up" by Bill Withers.

Just draggy freakin' songs that meander on and on aimlessly until finally a hook arrives hours later...too little, too late.

[Nevernose]

29. "I'm So Tired" is one of my faves

I really related to it back in my "bad old days" of drugs and excess.

"Fool on the Hill," though, is probably the only Beatles song that I wish fascists would round up and destroy all existing copies of.

Song makes me want to pierce my own carotid with a shard of broken glass.

[elocs]

85. I'm So Tired has the backmasking at the end

which when played backwards seems to say, "Paul is dead man, miss him, miss him miss him". I actually did that with my White Album back in 1970.

[Mad_Dem_X]

112. !

"I'm So Tired" is a great song!

[Phillycat]

121. Use Me by Bill Withers? WTF is wrong with you?

One of the coolest bass lines ever. Seriously, you have no taste. :shrug:

[amitten]

138. The base line is the only good part. I do have taste...I just hate

songs that meander around.

[JVS]

24. !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvhDw5bQbd8&mode=related&search=

[Nicole]

25. God Bless the USA by Lee Greenwood

I'm soooooo sick of that damn song.:puke:

Muskrat Love by the Captain and Tenille

I'd had happily erased that one from my memory. Then I heard it on the oldies station while shopping. I couldn't change the channel or turn it off. :(

[Chan790]

27. How can you hate America?

OMG :wtf: (other mock-freeper commentary defending jingoism.)

:hide:

[Nicole]

34. I'm a horrible citizen.

I better go repent by waving a few flags.

:patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot:

[philosophie_en_rose]

28. "Voices that Care" is much worse.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqINuqfUrsM

99% of the people in this video should never sing in public again.

[Nevernose]

32. You are the ANTICHRIST!!!

I guess I managed to make it out of Desert Storm era with musical memories of Nirvana, NIN, Ministry, and White Zombie. So many memories, in fact, that they're crowding out the others, and I've never heard of this song before.

And wish to god I never had.

You win the contest, IMO. Shit, I'd rather spend eternity in Hell listening to John Ashcroft letting his eagle soar than another ten seconds of this.

[philosophie_en_rose]

39. Hey! This isn't the "best song ever" thread.

:P

If you turn the sound off, it's kind of eerie to see such random people singing such a crappy song in such a heartfelt manner.

But you're right. That song just sucks.

[Nicole]

38. EEEEEEWWWWWWWW!

I had forgotten that one.

Luther, how could you. :(

[SethInUpstateNY]

40. I never heard this song this before.

I wish I hadn't. What a self-serving pile of crap this song is! :puke:

[philosophie_en_rose]

49. I'm surprised the freepers haven't busted the song out for the War on Terra

Probably because Celine Dion is French Canadian.

Finally, she's good for something. ;)

[IntravenousDemilo]

78. I was able to listen to exactly a minute and a half of this song.

It sounds like it was written, or at least vetted, by a committee of mid-level bureaucrats.

[IntravenousDemilo]

79. I was able to listen to exactly a minute and a half of this song.

It sounds like it was written, or at least vetted, by a committee of mid-level bureaucrats.

[SPKrazy]

42. Lee Greenwood!

:puke:

didn't he do the one about "have you forgotten"?

:puke: on whoever did that one too


:hi:

[Nicole]

45. Darryl Worley

sang Have You Forgotten.

[SPKrazy]

46. Thanks

:puke: on him too!

[Rambis]

139. Amen!

I wretch every time I hear the words Lea, Green or Wood.
Thank the stars Kerry Wood is on the DL yet again so I don't have to hear that one on a regular basis :cry:

[Initech]

150. David Cross tore into Greenwood's psuedo-patriotic crap on one of his albums

"And i will surely stand UUUUUUUUUUUUUUP next to you and defend her still today! Well, here's your chance, asshole!"

[AwakeAtLast]

74. "Hands Across America" is right up there, too

:puke:

[Checkstub]

91. The muzak of GBtUSA is banal

but Greenwood's rendition is curdled steaming barf on a sidewalk. Sucks ass.:thumbsdown:

[Nicole]

99. Good description of it.

Welcome to DU! :hi:

[stuntcat]

133. "where at least I know I'm free"

is an idiotic line.

"I'm proud to live here, where at least I can shop til I drop" Whatever. Stupid line :puke:

I like Muskrat Love though because it's about muskrats!

[Zookeeper]

31. Well, your picks are two of my least favorite...

So, I'll just add that horrible "Wildfire" song from the 70's about a horse that freezes in the snow, or some such thing. And I really hate the song, "American Pie."

And, just about half of everything else that makes the Top-40 charts.

[SPKrazy]

37. oh man

not wildfire

and not american pie

bye bye miss american pie

:rofl:

i like those songs

[Zookeeper]

48. "Wildfire" is the musical version of a Keane painting....

(Remember the paintings of huge-eyed children and pets?)

I know a lot of people like "American Pie." It's just always irritated me because it's phony nostalgia.

In my HUMBLE opinion.... :P

:hi:

[SPKrazy]

54. Well you are entitled to your opinion

and wildfire always seemed to be kind of an emotional song for me as a kid

american pie is just an iconic kind of song, i guess that's why i like it

:pals:

[Zookeeper]

83. Ya know....

I'm older than you, so I was already a smartass by the time "Wildfire" came out. ;)

And "American Pie?" I'm kinda contrary, so iconic songs have an instant strike against them.

But, I'm glad we can still be pals! (People take their musical likes and dislikes very seriously.)

:hug:

:pals:

[Arugula Latte]

33. "I've Never Been to Me," "Torn Between Two Lovers," "Deja Vu"

Throw in "Abracadabra" by Steve Miller ... good gawd ... x(

Also, I really don't understand why that Gnarls Barkley song "Crazy" is so popular ... It drives me crazy.

[IntravenousDemilo]

82. Here's another vote for "I've Never Been to Me"!

Also "Seasons in the Sun", either of REO Speedwagon's two interchangeable and practically identical hits ("Keep on Loving You", "Can't Fight This Feeling"), and anything, that is, absolutely ANYTHING done by Bobby Goldsboro -- you know, shit like "Honey" or "Watchin' Scotty Grow". Kha! Euuhh! Gad! Feh! Ptui!

[Nevernose]

35. "Bilbo Baggins" by Leonard Nimoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQtyJZhV2lQ

Perhaps the birth of filk?

[Dervill Crow]

36. Pretty much everything Paul McCartney did after leaving the Beatles.

His music just sucks.

[Checkstub]

94. Ebony and Ivory?

*blecchh*:puke: I think it came out around '83, McCartney and Stevie Wonder?

[Frank Cannon]

105. Simply Having a Wonderful Christmas Time

makes me want to hang myself.

[Gatchaman]

41. Novelty County Songs

Well, pretty much all country songs, but I hold a special loathing for shit like "save a horse, ride a cowboy" and "riding with private mcghee".

[InvisibleTouch]

44. Love both of those songs, actually...

...and can't really think of a song I hate, offhand. There's plenty of music that I don't like, to be sure, but it just doesn't stick in my mind. I don't listen to the radio that much, so I'm not subjected to stuff I wouldn't choose to listen to.

[Zookeeper]

47. Another one: "I Love a Rainy Night"

I don't know who made it, but it's my idea of hell. It sounds like a broken record (or tape loop).

:thumbsdown:

[av8rdave]

65. Eddie Rabbit, wasn't it?

[hyphenate]

76. Yes, lots of shows

it was Eddie Rabbit. RIP

[RandomKoolzip]

50. Bob Seger: "Old Time Rock and Roll."

If THIS is what fogeys think Rock and Roll should sound like, no wonder all the kids these days are into hip-hop.

ON EDIT: Oh, an pretty much every fucking Springsteen song, too. :puke:

[Zookeeper]

89. And "Like a Rock"

Anyone who may have actually liked that song, must hate it after years of Chevy commercials.

[Duncan Grant]

101. Ugh. Bob Seger.

I'd rather get a paper cut than listen to Bob Seger. :puke:

[MissMillie]

130. thank you

my sentiments exactly. He's one of the musicians that makes me automatically change the radio station.

[Duncan Grant]

154. I was on the subway 2 weeks ago after a Giants game. True story!

Anyway, these 4 young guys (drunk) who were at the game get on the subway and start singing Seger's "Turn the Page" at the top of their lungs. Of course, they only knew the first four lines. After that, they would use their "nasal voice" to imitate the sax solo. :eyes:

I thought I was gonna die.

[salin]

51. Final Countdown

epically bad.

Btw, I think Horse with No Name was by 'America' - also did Sister Goldenhair or something sounding as inane.

[Hugin]

52. Umm... It's -Nights- in White Satin...

And, uh... I like it. :P

[boomboom]

69. this really cracks me up.

All these years I thought it was Knights. lol

[S n o w b a l l]

53. Hollaback Girl

B-a-n-a-n-a-s:puke:

[mvd]

55. I really like "Nights In White Satin"

People who heard only Sundance's stiff version on AI would be surprised at the original. Moody Blues are great in general IMO.

A few recent ones I really dislike:

"Wind It Up" by Gwen Stefani - and I love Gwen usually

"My Humps" - Black Eyed Peas

"Photograph" - Nickelback

[fizzgig]

59. nickelback in general

:puke:

[nickinSTL]

62. Wind it up is awful

:WTF: What was she THINKING? Yodeling? :puke:

Another song I hate...Don't Worry, Be Happy from the late '80s, I think (Bobby McFerrin?)
another :puke: song. :shudder:

[Esra Star]

56. Anything by Bobby Zimmerguy.

[Truthiness Inspector]

57. Agree on Nights in White Satin

Can't stand it.

Also, Sailing by Christopher Cross and anything by Air Supply. Actually, I think I hate the majority of sappy 70s music, although there might be a few exceptions.

[maveric]

58. O Superman by Laurie Anderson.

A little too avante garde for me I guess.
"The Vault", on Sirius Radio palys that annoying dirge way too much.

[NewWaveChick1981]

60. I have to agree with all the ones listed here. In addition, here are mine:

*Anything by Air Supply. They just make me wanna gouge my eyes out. :yoiks:

*Any music from the following genres: hip-hop/rap, New Country (whatever the fuck that's supposed to be), industrial noise, Yoko Ono (yeah, she's got her own genre in my mind, although it's closest to industrial noise), and sappy, saccharine pop music from any time period (this includes Diz-Nee Radio and such bullshit). This is not intended to offend anyone who likes any of this crap---it's just me being honest.

[gbate]

63. I like the first two mentioned. /blush. Mine is "Blinded by The Light" by Manfred Mann. Blech!!!

[Mz Pip]

64. Message in a Bottle

by the Police. Endlessly repetitive.

Same for Black Eyed Peas "Let's Get It Started." Ugh.

Mz Pip
:dem:

[Zookeeper]

84. Speaking of "Bottles," how about "If I Could Put Time in a Bottle"

by Jim Croce? (Agggghhhh!)

On edit: OOOOPS! I just discovered the Jim Croce thread. Now, I'm going to offend people.

[gbate]

108. LOL, I posted that thread. I think it's kinda ironic.

[av8rdave]

66. Anything by Barry Manilow

also achy breaky heart, whoever did that piece of crap.

[Zookeeper]

88. Billy Ray Cyrus, who has now appeared on Disney's...

"Hannah Montana" which stars his daughter.

One stupid song has turned into a career for that guy and his family. :(

[RiffRandell]

67. Anything by Dave Matthews. n/t

[Rob H.]

70. That's exactly who I thought of!

His music got overplayed so much that hearing it fills me with loathing. I was riding into work one morning and three different stations were playing the same Dave Matthews song at the same time and that was enough to make me never want to hear him again.

[Checkstub]

93. I thought I was the only one!

I just don't get the whole Dave Matthews thing.

[Bluzmann57]

68. Nearly anything by Boston

Those guys were talented, but radio has overplayed them so much that I now don't care if I never hear another song by them.

[astral]

71. "Y - M - C - A"

blech! first song that came to mind, anyway!

I ***loved** Nights in White Satin! It gave me goosebumps! Of course, I was about 11 years old . . . . .

And Furthermore!!!

American Pie!!! That was a cool song! Our gradeschool class had a phonograph and and our teacher would let us play songs and dance for awhile (I was too shy to participate, but oh well!) That song would get played over and over again so much, he'd say, "Okay, it's American Pie Time!"

I'll bet those kind of KEWL things don't happen in anybody's gradeschool class anymore!

[doc03]

72. Most hated "Little Drummer Boy"

Watermelon Crawl by Tracy Byrd
"American Pie" enough already
Achy Breaky Heart

[hyphenate]

75. The one that I've hated for years

has been My Sharona, but I agree--some of the latest tunes put My Sharona im a whole different light.

[KG]

77. the entire phil collins catalogue.

:hi:

[njdemocrat106]

80. You break my heart!

I'm a closeted Collins fan (well, I guess I'm not closeted anymore :evilgrin:).

Anyway, my contributions to this thread: "Tubthumping" by Chumbawamba, "Fly" by Sugar Ray, and "Wind It Up" by Gwen Stefani (who, IMO, hasn't really done anything worthwile outside of No Doubt).

[Arugula Latte]

86. I love Tubthumping.

It's a good workout song, too.

:hide:

[Okiojira]

151. THANK you!

God, that guy was inescapable back in the 80s! If I never hear another Collins song in my life, I can die at least somewhat happily....

My nomination for song that fills me with a nearly uncontrollable urge to break stuff: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz. Another 80s abomination - thankfully, short-lived.

[treestar]

81. The entire works of Billy Joel

But especially "We didn't start the fire" with honorable mention to the one about Virginia and how the "Catholic girls start much too late."

[Lady Effingbroke]

95. "We built this city, built this city on rock n' roooo-OOOOL."

Total, 100% unadulterated, unmitigated corporate horsecrap.

:puke:

No insult to horse crap intended.

[Zookeeper]

96. O. M. G.

Why did you remind me of that song?!?

:puke:

[Frank Cannon]

106. Lyrics by Bernie Taupin

Can you believe it?

[Broken_Hero]

98. all of John Cougar Mellencamps music....I'd

rather go to a Britney concert, than listen to his music.

[RFKHumphreyObama]

100. Where do I start?

Most songs of the soft rock genre -Nickelback especially but others too. There's one song from the soft rock genre on the radio -the name of which I can't remember -which gets played over and over again where the singer doesn't even know how to talk properly (he probably thinks that he sounds cool by slurring his words but in reality it sounds like * at a press conference following a night on the town with Paul Wolfowitz)

Anything by Madonna after "Frozen" (1996). Especially "Music" and "Beautiful Stranger". My dislike for Madonna's later music is ironic because I loved her earlier hits

My apologies MVD -almost any song by Kylie Minogue in the last ten years. She gets played so much on the radio here at the expense of other more talented artists and I think describing her more recent stuff as mediocre would be an insult to mediocrity.

"Upside Down" by Diana Ross.

"Shiver" by Natalie Imbruglia

Gwen Stefani's latest.

"Knock On Wood" by Ami Stewart

There are many others that don't come to mind at the moment

[Duncan Grant]

102. I hate chirpy sentimental music.

My first choice would have to be "Sing" by The Carpenters.

Insipid dreck:

Sing, sing a song
Sing out loud
Sing out strong
Sing of good things not bad
Sing of happy not sad...

Oh, brother. :eyes:


Unfortunately, The Carpenters also sing my 2nd most hated song: "Top of the World".

And the third most hated is Sammy Davis, Jr.'s, "Candy Man". Retched. :puke:

[gbate]

114. I love the Carpenters.

[Duncan Grant]

125. The music "you absolutely love" thread is in aisle 2.

I'll meet you in front of the "Mannfred Mann" section... ;)

[gbate]

129. Great!

[Mad_Dem_X]

142. I love "Candy Man"!

How can you hate "Candy Man"???? OMG!

[Duncan Grant]

153. Welcome to my ignore list "Candy Man" lover.

:evilgrin:

Who can take a rainbow, wrap it in a sigh
Soak it in the sun and make a groovy lemon pie
The Candy Man, the Candy Man can
The Candy Man can 'cause he mixes it with love and makes the world taste good.

That's not only chirpy sentiment -- it's cheap, too. Boo-ooo-ooo. What a waste of music. Boo-ooo-ooo.

[Mad_Dem_X]

165. HA! Well, I only like it because

it reminds me of my childhood. Innocence, and all that. Granted, it's not a great song, but it's Sammy - c'mon!

[Lyric]

103. ThinkBlue1966 says "Jessie's Girl"

As for me, I'd have to say "Love In An Elevator" by Aerosmith. That one annoys the crap out of me.

[Tektonik]

104. anything by the eagles

:scared:

[Frank Cannon]

107. UB-40, "Red, Red Wine"

It just goes on... and on... and on and on.

Come to think of it, I never cared for anything UB-40 did.

[Omphaloskepsis]

109. "My Humps"

I didn't read the thread.. But I can't be the first person to mention that amazingly horrible piece of shit song. Back to work I must go.

[gmoney]

110. Bob Seger - "Turn the Page"

Worst road song AND worst sax EVER

[MissMillie]

111. there's no "K" in Nights in White Satin

I don't like Old Time Rock n' Roll, I don't like Sweet Home Alabama

[Forkboy]

113. In order:Stairway To Heaven,Dream On,Freebird.

Freebird actually moved to third from second only because it was used effectively in The Devil's Rejects.

[malta blue]

115. Hero by Mariah Carey

It makes my skin crawl every single time I hear even one note...

[1gobluedem]

116. Horse with No Name

It makes me physically ill.

[Left Is Write]

117. As everyone must surely know by now, "What I Am" by Edie Brickell.

I also hate the Who's "Behind Blue Eyes."

And a whole host of others that would probably get me flamed from here to eternity.

[gbate]

128. I also hate that Edie Brickell song. DH loves it, but I think it's drivel.

[Phillycat]

118. American Pie and Margaritaville.

The two worst songs ever recorded. :puke:

[El Fuego]

120. It's "Nights in White Satin," not "Knights"

:rofl:

I absolutely hate "Total Eclipse of the Sun" and anything by Phil Collins.

[1gobluedem]

122. Isn't that Total Eclipse of the Heart?

Or is there another equally bad eclipse song?

[El Fuego]

123. No, I meant Sun!

I hate it so much I can't get the title right.

[grace0418]

127. LOL! I didn't even see your post before I wrote mine (see below)!

I cannot express how much I hate Total Eclipse of the Heart.

[MorningGlow]

124. Having My Baby

:puke:

And Bette Davis Eyes. Or should I croak "eeeeeeeyyyyyyessss" Double :puke:

[grace0418]

126. "Total Eclipse of the Heart." I really, really hate that song. Also "What's Going On?"

by Four Non Blonds. I hate the vocals, I hate the music, I hate the lyrics and I hate the name of the band.

Oh and "Horse with No Name" is by America, and I rather like it. To each his/her own. :hi:

[MissMillie]

131. that song is called "What's Up?" because

they didn't want it to be confused with Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On?"

[grace0418]

135. Thank you. Yes, I wouldn't want anyone to think I hate the Marvin Gaye song.

That song is excellent. "What's Up?" (gawd, now I can add "stupid title" to the list of reasons I hate this song) is completely annoying.

[fudge stripe cookays]

158. Great minds and all...

HATE the first two (with a hatred born of intense and utter loathing), and actually kind of dig America, which horrifies reprehensor.

:hi:

[grace0418]

167. Nice! Great minds indeed!

Yeah, there is something about those two songs that makes me almost violent.

[Rambis]

134. Best cover of Knights in White Satin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTxdZEB7agA

[KamaAina]

136. "Let The Eagle Soar", John Asscroft

"She Bangs", William Hung

anything by Shatner

MacArthur Park

[grace0418]

137. Has anyone ever heard that Christmas song about the little boy wanting to buy new

shoes for his ailing mother? Holy crap, it is the smarmiest, most gawd-awful piece of elephant dung I've ever heard. It's by some country artist and it's complete with a children's choir (of COURSE!) at the end.

I believe one of the lines goes something like "I want her to look beautiful, if Mama meets Jesus tonight!"

:puke:

Oh, and naturally the guy singing the song makes himself out to be the hero by giving the little boy enough money to buy the shoes.

[Mad_Dem_X]

141. WORST SONG EVERRRRRRRRR!!!

Horrible, horrible song! :argh:

[grace0418]

148. I know, right? Oy vey. I'm sorry you too were assaulted by that horrible song.

I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[Mad_Dem_X]

164. Whenever I hear the first chords...

I immediately lunge for the radio and turn the station. I love Christmas songs generally, but not that one!!!

[Arugula Latte]

169. I'd pitch in for a wonderbra and some fake eyelashes ...

and some bright blue eye shadow and lots of Aquanet so Mama has big hair for Jesus. He may be the Messiah, but he likes his women to look like tarts. Fellations 6:24... Look it up in the good book.



:rofl:

[grace0418]

171. "Big hair for Jesus!" LOL! I think that need to be on a t-shirt or something.

Hilarious!

[nickgutierrez]

140. "Party Hard" - Andrew W.K. or whatever his name is

Oh, do I hate that song.

:banghead:

[Iainturpa]

143. Let the Eagle Soar by George Tenant the dick

[Iainturpa]

144. dammit I meant John Ashcroft the dick

[Iainturpa]

145. dammit I meant John Ashcroft the dick

[Roon]

146. Strairway to heaven

The most overplayed song out there. It WAS a good song,but it isn't anymore.

[SarahB]

147. "Don't Worry, Be Happy"

:nuke:

[Initech]

149. That Pussycat Dolls song

Holy crap do I hate that song. They are the new Spice Girls. :scared:

[Okiojira]

152. As long as I'm dissing the 1980s...

....anything from "Born In the USA" by Springsteen.:mad:

You have no idea of the depth of my loathing for that album....

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

155. Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

:argh:

[TOhioLiberal]

156. Mine's an oldie...

'Honey' by Bobby Goldsboro. A treacly, horrible song. :puke:

[izzybeans]

159. Anything by John Mayer. Especially "Waiting on the World to Change"

There has never been a more tragic soundtrack to apathy.

"Your body is a wonderland" comes in a close second, but may go down as the most unintentionally funny song in the past couple of years.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

160. Any contemporary shitkicker music. And "Muskrat Love"

They all sing with a clothespin on their noses and commit pedal steel guitar abuse. Completely phony.

"Muskrat Love"

[Manifestor_of_Light]

161. Any contemporary shitkicker music. And "Muskrat Love"

They all sing with a clothespin on their noses and commit pedal steel guitar abuse. Completely phony.

"Muskrat Love"

"blue velvet"

"Last Kiss"

McCartney's elevator music. Catchy but absolutely NO staying power. Weird chord progressions that don't make any sense.

[ForrestGump]

162. There're many I strongly dislike, but my most visceral reactions are inspired by

"Macarthur Park" (Richard Harris' 1968 original, I mean) and "Send In The Clowns." :puke:

Awful. Awful. The Horror...

[Hugin]

166. "S.I.T.C" only gets a social pass with me when it's the Carol Channing version...

http://www.carolchanning.org/

:)

[SlavesandBulldozers]

163. that one Nickelback song

ya know, the one they keep re-releasing as a new song?

[Zavulon]

168. Christmas music. All of it. Little Drummer Boy, Winter Wonderland, all of that shit.

However, if you're looking for something that is on radio before November and after the first week of January, there's this awful song called "This is How a Heart Breaks" or something like that. It's fucking terrible.

[Blue_Tires]

170. anything by Justin Timberlake

or "Bouncy" Knowles