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There’s not enough Prozac....
Seasons in the Sun
Seasons in the Sun
A few from the top of my pointy head:
Poison - Every Rose ... Thorn
Poison - Unskinny Bop
Styx - Music Time
Starship - We Built This City
Europe - Final Countdown (not to mention anything else by this band)
Autograph - Turn Up the Radio
Poison - Every Rose ... Thorn
Poison - Unskinny Bop
Styx - Music Time
Starship - We Built This City
Europe - Final Countdown (not to mention anything else by this band)
Autograph - Turn Up the Radio
I remember wanting to stick pencils in my ears after hearing this song on the radio 50 times a day for months:
Tiptoe Thru the Tulips
https://www.google.com/search?q=tip...d-att-us-revc&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
https://www.google.com/search?q=tip...d-att-us-revc&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
Pretty much any song from this album but we’ll go with the first track - Pukin’ In The Parking Lot
Perhaps true, but that song led him to a current net worth of $25 million dollars. How are you doing in relative comparison?
This is actually scientifically proven to be true.
Fun fact - lyrics by Bernie Taupin.
Given all the great music in the 70's, how the hell did Meatloaf ever have any success.
This thread is an interesting read. Some mentions I totally agree with, others are ones I actually enjoy.
Some of my least favorite (without thinking long):
Big Yellow Taxi (...paved paradise to put up a parking lot)
Single Ladies (Beyonce)
New York (Alicia Keys)
Almost any modern “hip hop” song I hear my teenage kids listening to
Some of my least favorite (without thinking long):
Big Yellow Taxi (...paved paradise to put up a parking lot)
Single Ladies (Beyonce)
New York (Alicia Keys)
Almost any modern “hip hop” song I hear my teenage kids listening to
Tiptoe was so bad it was hilarious.
Yummy Yummy Yummy I Got Love in My Tummy was absolutely vomit inducing.
Zoot Suit Riot by some band that hopefully turned their lives around to do something useful... like riding shotgun on a garbage truck. That song was popular with 13-year-old boys when my son was that age. Seems I couldn't get away from it.
Insipid
Poor attempt to copy "It's the End of The World As We Know It"
Poor attempt to copy "It's the End of The World As We Know It"
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Probably an extremely unpopular opinion, but for me.... 99% of any country music since about 1985 is dreadful, and the more sentimental or patriotic the intent, the worse. Music-wise, that is. I am enough of a farte d'olde that I don't count rap in the same category as music in general, or that genre would win this dubious distinction, at 99.85%.
From my youth: "In the Year 2525" (Zager & Evans? - do yourself a favor and do NOT look it up) was one that had me reaching to turn the radio knob quicker than anything else. So many others, and many were already included in the responses so far. Another good job by the BWI Board posters!
Amazing how universal some music taste/distaste is.
We can disagree on many things, but so many of us like or don't like the same music, comedy, movies, TV, etc. You my boyz (and girlz), BWI Board!
From my youth: "In the Year 2525" (Zager & Evans? - do yourself a favor and do NOT look it up) was one that had me reaching to turn the radio knob quicker than anything else. So many others, and many were already included in the responses so far. Another good job by the BWI Board posters!
Amazing how universal some music taste/distaste is.
We can disagree on many things, but so many of us like or don't like the same music, comedy, movies, TV, etc. You my boyz (and girlz), BWI Board!
I cannot/will not argue for Meatloaf, but imo, "Paradise By the Dashboard Light" is one of the all-time great novelty songs, if "great" can somehow be ascribed to anything in the Novelty category (Narrator: "It can't.")
