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Hearing the Quireboys on the way home from work today, they'd have to fall into this category for me. I can't take Spike seriously, the way he sings... Plus their rinky-dink piano boogie pub rock sound. Shite.
I actually can't name some of the worst cak, but Bob Harris plays a lot of it. Either the over produced super slick "rockin' country" about Mustangs & other brand names or stuff like The CIvil Wars pseudo indie country. (I really like a lot of Country music though & some Mustangs for that matter).
Some I can name, or almost name are- My Ding a Ling by Chuck Berry- He was capable of so much more than that & I think it was his biggest British Hit.
Robin (Robert?) Thicke- Blurred Lines
Blur- Girls N Boys & Country House
Maroon 5- This Love, or what ever it's called
The Cardigans- Love Me Love Me Say that you love me...
Deacon Blue- the one where they go "whoo whoo"
Agree about all those horrors like the Kooks, Feeling, Scouting for Girls that seemed to be on a loop tape on the work radio.
Last, but by no means least, Kid Rock- Sweet Home Alabama derivative thing, don't know its name.
In the end it's only taste & not a moral issue, so who cares? Some of these really lowered my quality of life for a while though.
Don't Stop Believin' - Journey (it f***ing sucks, I hated it way before Glee made it even more unbearable)
Absolutely every note ever recorded by Starship (my hatred of them knows very few bounds)
Where Do You Go To My Lovely - Peter Sarstedt (one of the creepiest songs ever recorded, unmitigated pretension)
Most Guns & Roses (cringeworthy over-rated arse-gravy, the state of US rock music in the late 80s, honestly... thank f**k for Nirvana, that's all I can say)
Franz Ferdinand - Matinee (I love most of their stuff, but this one just makes my spine curl in embarrassment, lyrically abysmal)
Stadium-rock-era Kings Of Leon (the rule is, if you can't understand what they're singing, that's the period when they were absolutely brilliant...after that? Sex On Fire? Piss off...)
Kula Shaker - Govinda (I don't feel I need to explain this one...urgh...)
Manic Street Preachers - Tsunami (*thinks back to the Richie era, weeps at how incredible the Manics used to be, and the abhorrent IKEA-rock sh*te they expel these days...shocking)
Noel Harrison - Windmills Of Your Mind (the most pretentious bag of balls lyrics imaginable...just a list of bad similes posing as "deep" philosophy...beyond what this universe knows as "awful", one of my highest on the cringe factor)
That is just for starters, I'll definitely be back to this thread again.
Also...
I can't stand post-Syd Pink Floyd... really can't abide them.
Will I get chucked of the FB for saying this? Sorry. I had to say it.
Bang on.
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The song that makes me cringe is Lionel Richie 'Hello'.
Agree with the Wizzard Christmas song. That and the Slade one make me want to kill.
My giddy tits, do I hate The Kooks... wafer-thin Sainsburys ad schmindie BALLS, singing with a Northern accent even though you're from Brighton. Sh*t off, Kooks, just sh*t off.
Everything I do - Brian Adams (arrrrrrrggggghhhhh)
My heart will go on - Celine Dion (no words... its just awful)
Im not one for hating songs, but this one makes me want to hack my ears off to ease the pain. Normally I just flick over to a different radio station though.
Utterly horrendous record.
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
i could feel parts of my soul leaving my body.
The other one that makes me want to smash the radio anytime I hear it was that song, Someone I Used To Know. I know its musically not bad, but I just cannot stand the song. It's probably the male singer trying to do a Sting impression that annoys me.