Worst Songs Ever

Miss Filangi · 10-20-2003, 02:49 PM

Here at work, I'm stuck listening to this hits of yesterday & today station. There are a LOT of bad songs from yesterday & today.

Example? Kiss You When It's Dangerous. Remember that song? It's horrible.

Your Body is A Wonderland & 1000 Miles are also songs I guarantee that I will hate 10 years from now.

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audiomaster · 10-20-2003, 02:57 PM

Oh I think I will hate Avril Lavigne ....

**Amanda** · 10-20-2003, 02:58 PM

I was on hold with the cable company a few weeks ago, and they were playing Escape Club's "Wild Wild West". I can't even put into words how full of rage I became while listening. Each member of that band should have all future rights to create music revoked.

lobeck · 10-20-2003, 03:24 PM

But, but...how do you really feel, Amanda?

Miss Filangi · 10-20-2003, 03:24 PM

I always remember breaking a glass at my friend's house because I was dancing to that stupid song. At the time, I liked it.

Right now they are playing Romantic Traffic. Please shoot me now.

Tallulahbaby · 10-20-2003, 03:35 PM

Ugh , I hate "Your Body is a WOnderland" and "Sk8er Boi" How awful are those songs? I also cant stand that Wayne Wonder persons song. It rubs me the wrong way.

Daddio · 10-20-2003, 03:37 PM

As genres, I find hard-core rap, hip hop and manufactured pop to be just horrible.

re: Hard Core Rap - I dont like that it glorifies violence, preaches breaking the law, drug use, objectifies women, furthers stereotypes etc.

re: Hip-Hop (saccarine R&B) - I dont like all of the repetiveness. Who is that new girl? Her song does nothing but basically repeat the line "Aw baby - ooh baby - Aw baby". My daughter has her CD and nearly every song is like that - repeating one theme over and over and over while manufactured digitalized drums, keyboards and bass plays a non-stop loop in the background.

Also with rap and hip-hop, why do all artists feel the need to fill their CD's with appearances by other artists? Is it all about cross marketing? You need help and guest appearance to produce this swill? Name the last time you saw a rap or hip-hop video that didnt have "featuring" so and so in the title. When the artists win awards, 25 people come up on stage.

re: Manufactured Pop - wether it be Brittney, Jessica or Boy Bands, doents matter. Its all about selling the sexuality first and the music second. And the music is pretty bad too.

I dont see how any of these types of music will stand the test of time. Does anyone think that in 15-20 years you will pop in a CD from some guy talking about his "babies momma" and "plugging a cap" in someone's ass and think to yourself "Ah, what a wonderful song".

Tallulahbaby · 10-20-2003, 03:55 PM

Daddio I agree with you wholeheartly.

I do enjoy rap but "gansta"rap is obnoxious. I miss the old days with Grandmaster Flash, Whodini, Tribe called Quest, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Rakim, Digital Underground, LL Cool J, Doug E. Fresh. I think Missy Elliot tries to emulate those rappers and goes back to the days when rap was just fun or had a message.

I hate "soft" R&B as well. Ashanti sucks (a poor mans Beyonce) Alot of R&B isnt any good any more. Too Bad cause its can be great stuff.

I usually dont mind collaborations...I enjoy when Mariah Carey has rappers featured on her songs. I like the little Hip-hop edge it can add. But Sometimes it can be toooo much.

manufactured Pop...is all about a quick buck. simple as that.
I think some times it can screw an artist over. For example. you get signed to a record deal. Your excited. Your label has an image for you. You go along. after all you dont want to rock the boat. You make millions....The teens love ya. then comes time to make a 2nd album you want to be taken seriously. The label wants its sexy money sugary pop machine....by the time you get around to the 2nd or 3rd album the audience dosent care anymore. you try to convince people you are a serious artist but no one cares...there is a new pop sensation on the rise.....
Justin and Christina were lucky they were aloud to make an album that express who they are and were able to jump off the POP train.

**Amanda** · 10-20-2003, 03:58 PM

For the most part I agree with you, Daddio. Only thing I'd say is that a lot of 80's music - which I still LOVE - is bubblegum pop stuff. And there are a handful of hardcore rap songs from the late 80's (mostly NWA) that I think are awesome and revolutionary. That's just my opinion, though.

Focusing: "She Drives Me Crazy" will probably literally drive me crazy if I ever hear it again. I hate that song with all my heart and soul.

Tallulahbaby · 10-20-2003, 04:00 PM

NWA and Public Enemy are awesome...

10-20-2003, 02:49 PM	#1
Miss Filangi Evil Slash Crazy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Looking for a place to happen Age: 34 Posts: 11,376	Worst Songs Ever Here at work, I'm stuck listening to this hits of yesterday & today station. There are a LOT of bad songs from yesterday & today. Example? Kiss You When It's Dangerous. Remember that song? It's horrible. Your Body is A Wonderland & 1000 Miles are also songs I guarantee that I will hate 10 years from now. __________________ If you go through a lot of hammers each month, I don't think it necessarily means you're a hard worker. It may just mean that you have a lot to learn about proper hammer maintenance.

10-20-2003, 02:58 PM	#3
Amanda Elitist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 9,528	I was on hold with the cable company a few weeks ago, and they were playing Escape Club's "Wild Wild West". I can't even put into words how full of rage I became while listening. Each member of that band should have all future rights to create music revoked. __________________ A good way to train in boxing is to cast a shadow of yourself on a wall, and then spar with it, seeing the way your body moves as you punch. This is called shadow boxing. An even better way is to tie a guy up so he can’t move, and just keep hitting him. This is called punching a tied-up guy. Click me.

10-20-2003, 03:24 PM	#5
Miss Filangi Evil Slash Crazy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Looking for a place to happen Age: 34 Posts: 11,376	I always remember breaking a glass at my friend's house because I was dancing to that stupid song. At the time, I liked it. Right now they are playing Romantic Traffic. Please shoot me now. __________________ If you go through a lot of hammers each month, I don't think it necessarily means you're a hard worker. It may just mean that you have a lot to learn about proper hammer maintenance.

10-20-2003, 03:35 PM	#6
Tallulahbaby Im ready for my closeup.. Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Sunset Blvd Age: 34 Posts: 1,233	Ugh , I hate "Your Body is a WOnderland" and "Sk8er Boi" How awful are those songs? I also cant stand that Wayne Wonder persons song. It rubs me the wrong way. __________________ Coco Magdalena made her debut Sept 2, 2006 7lbs 1oz!!! "Daddy warned me about Men and Booze, but didn't say anything about Women and Cocaine" - Tallulah Bankhead

10-20-2003, 03:55 PM	#8
Tallulahbaby Im ready for my closeup.. Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Sunset Blvd Age: 34 Posts: 1,233	Daddio I agree with you wholeheartly. I do enjoy rap but "gansta"rap is obnoxious. I miss the old days with Grandmaster Flash, Whodini, Tribe called Quest, Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Rakim, Digital Underground, LL Cool J, Doug E. Fresh. I think Missy Elliot tries to emulate those rappers and goes back to the days when rap was just fun or had a message. I hate "soft" R&B as well. Ashanti sucks (a poor mans Beyonce) Alot of R&B isnt any good any more. Too Bad cause its can be great stuff. I usually dont mind collaborations...I enjoy when Mariah Carey has rappers featured on her songs. I like the little Hip-hop edge it can add. But Sometimes it can be toooo much. manufactured Pop...is all about a quick buck. simple as that. I think some times it can screw an artist over. For example. you get signed to a record deal. Your excited. Your label has an image for you. You go along. after all you dont want to rock the boat. You make millions....The teens love ya. then comes time to make a 2nd album you want to be taken seriously. The label wants its sexy money sugary pop machine....by the time you get around to the 2nd or 3rd album the audience dosent care anymore. you try to convince people you are a serious artist but no one cares...there is a new pop sensation on the rise..... Justin and Christina were lucky they were aloud to make an album that express who they are and were able to jump off the POP train. __________________ Coco Magdalena made her debut Sept 2, 2006 7lbs 1oz!!! "Daddy warned me about Men and Booze, but didn't say anything about Women and Cocaine" - Tallulah Bankhead

10-20-2003, 02:57 PM	#2
audiomaster Spiderman 2 - June 30 Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 22 Posts: 2,219	Oh I think I will hate Avril Lavigne ....

10-20-2003, 03:24 PM	#4
lobeck Oh no you di'int! Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Right here, right now Age: 44 Posts: 14,140	But, but...how do you really feel, Amanda?

10-20-2003, 03:37 PM	#7
Daddio FORT Fogey Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,116	As genres, I find hard-core rap, hip hop and manufactured pop to be just horrible. re: Hard Core Rap - I dont like that it glorifies violence, preaches breaking the law, drug use, objectifies women, furthers stereotypes etc. re: Hip-Hop (saccarine R&B) - I dont like all of the repetiveness. Who is that new girl? Her song does nothing but basically repeat the line "Aw baby - ooh baby - Aw baby". My daughter has her CD and nearly every song is like that - repeating one theme over and over and over while manufactured digitalized drums, keyboards and bass plays a non-stop loop in the background. Also with rap and hip-hop, why do all artists feel the need to fill their CD's with appearances by other artists? Is it all about cross marketing? You need help and guest appearance to produce this swill? Name the last time you saw a rap or hip-hop video that didnt have "featuring" so and so in the title. When the artists win awards, 25 people come up on stage. re: Manufactured Pop - wether it be Brittney, Jessica or Boy Bands, doents matter. Its all about selling the sexuality first and the music second. And the music is pretty bad too. I dont see how any of these types of music will stand the test of time. Does anyone think that in 15-20 years you will pop in a CD from some guy talking about his "babies momma" and "plugging a cap" in someone's ass and think to yourself "Ah, what a wonderful song".

10-20-2003, 03:58 PM	#9
Amanda Elitist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 9,528	For the most part I agree with you, Daddio. Only thing I'd say is that a lot of 80's music - which I still LOVE - is bubblegum pop stuff. And there are a handful of hardcore rap songs from the late 80's (mostly NWA) that I think are awesome and revolutionary. That's just my opinion, though. Focusing: "She Drives Me Crazy" will probably literally drive me crazy if I ever hear it again. I hate that song with all my heart and soul. __________________ A good way to train in boxing is to cast a shadow of yourself on a wall, and then spar with it, seeing the way your body moves as you punch. This is called shadow boxing. An even better way is to tie a guy up so he can’t move, and just keep hitting him. This is called punching a tied-up guy. Click me.

10-20-2003, 04:00 PM	#10
Tallulahbaby Im ready for my closeup.. Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Sunset Blvd Age: 34 Posts: 1,233	NWA and Public Enemy are awesome... __________________ Coco Magdalena made her debut Sept 2, 2006 7lbs 1oz!!! "Daddy warned me about Men and Booze, but didn't say anything about Women and Cocaine" - Tallulah Bankhead