Good and TERRIBLE.
How about that “Making Whoopie” song? Oh my dear sweet lord Jesus, spare me from having to listen to that insipid song again.
I also grit my teeth whenever I hear “Drops of Jupiter” by Train. It isn’t heaven that’s over-rated, it’s this song.
“You must be crazy.”
“He good!”
“You must be crazy.”
“American Woman” – The Guess Who
“We Are Family” – The Pointer Sisters (I actually like the song, but it’s become a huge movie cliche. Maybe it should just be prohibited from being added to more movie soundtracks.)
“Every Breath You Take” – The Police
“I Melt With You” – Modern English
“Ebony and Ivory” – P. McCartney and S. Wonder
“I Love Rock and Roll” – Joan Jett
“We Built This City (On Rock and Roll)” – Starship (formerly Jefferson Starship, formerly Jefferson Airplane. Oh, the shame of it…
Shitty commerical radio stations need to stop playing the following three songs, immediately:
- R.E.M., “Everybody Hurts”;
- Red Hot Chili Peppers, “Under the Bridge”; and
- Pearl Jam, “Better Man”.
Not that they’re bad music, but PLAYING THEM EVERYDAY FOR THE LAST FREAKIN’ DECADE IS ENOUGH ALREADY!
<puff, pant>
I vote for Green Day’s Good Riddance (Time of your life). Around May/June, they keep playing it and playing it and playing, for those kids who are graduating high school. FIND A NEW FRIGGIN SONG!!!
“The First Cut is the Deepest”
AAAAARRRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!
Just cut the freakin’ song, PLEASE!!!
All versions.
Anything by Steve Miller, but particularly Take the Money and Run.
AAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHH!!! :mad:
“You are the Sun
I am the Moon
You are the words
I am the tune
Play me”
'Ey, why dontcha play THIS, pal.
Aaahhh! No, I thought I’d repressed it! For about a year when I was a kid, my dad made copies of http://www.piamellody.com this woman’s tapes for all of his friends. But not only did we have to hear her horrible platitudes over and over, we had to listen to them at high speed dubbing with the volume up. And since the tapes weren’t quite long enough, he put “The Greatest Love of All” at the end. This also had to be recorded at high speed. My sister and I were about to go insane by the time he tired of her, thank God.
-Lil
“Working My Way Back to You Babe.” This song makes me scream.
“Macarena”
“Who Let the Dogs Out”
“Heartbeat”
“Party all the Time”
Anything from Titanic
Women: anything involving Celene Dion, Barbra Streisand and/or Madonna (post-American Pie)…
Men: Anything by Barry Manilow, Kenny G, Michael Bolton…
Groups: Anything by the Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band…
I was relieved when Hollywood finally started producing movie trailers that didn’t feaure Chumbawumba’s “Tupthumping”.
“Takin’ Care of Business” - Bachman Turner Overdrive
I like Sheryl’s and Rod’s, Rod’s better. Please tell me your goal in life is not to be “Queen Who Decides On The Existance Of Certain Songs”.
Beautiful? - Justin Timberlake. Ugh.
I don’t know the title or artist but:
Baby you’re all that I want
When I’m lying here in your arms.
Isn’t it hard to believe we’re in heaven.
Um, no, it’s hard to believe I’ve heard this song a jillion times. And there are two versions of it!
36 posts into this thread and nobody has mentioned I Feel Good by James Brown? What an overused mediocre song.
And Old Time Rock N Roll? That kind of music just destroys your soul. I reminisce about the days of old when this song wasn’t played in every cruddy B movie coming out.
YMCA. - It may be fun to stay there, but it isn’t fun to listen to anymore.
Wild Thing - I think I hate you.
Louie Louie, Wooly Bully - gag me, gag me.
The Joker - Steve Miller Band.
In the spirit pre-emptive strikes, I’d like to nominate a current hit single, a piece of musical fungus that will inevitably infect every other movie trailer and sitcom promo for the next few years:
Are You Gonna Be My Girl by Jet
I’d like to nominate Unchained Melody. One of my visions of hell involves being chained to a chair and forced to listen to that song over and over.