This killed Perfect Day for me
Fukn BBC has a lot to answer for
Anything Insane Clown Posse. I had to breeze multiple videos since I don't have any running ICP knowledge, I only know I hate them, even though I love the Juggalo documentaries.
First the trash(ier) version of Bones Thugs Harmony Crossroads
Then this awful monsterpiece. Courage, please play this at DCS while PCF'ers nod in harmony as a level while your locals are WTF is going on.
Warning, the prelude is NSFW language only.
The "Tick Tock Cuz I want you dead...." is better than waterboarding.
- anything by the Kinks (and two of them are relatives).
- anything by Whiny Willie Nelson.
- any bluegrass/real country/Appalachian music.
Now I know how my friends who love Billy Joel feel when I open my yapper.
OK, so it's not a "song"...but I want to cut off my own ears when the "Kars 4 Kids" jingle comes on the radio. Literally the worst thing I've ever heard. I wouldn't give them a car, even if my only other choice was to park the clunker in my front yard -- I hate them that much for polluting the radio with that ear-bleed.
That's my most hated "song" of all time, not even close.
Without a doubt, it's Mahna Mahna.
I hate you for making that song go off in my head. Evil, just evil. It is here in Atlanta as well, switch to 80's on 8 immediately when that jingle starts to bore into my skull.
The Beatles - sorry, just cannot listen to them.
Michael Jackson - obvious reason (to me anyway).
Every boy band ever
Anything marketed to preteens
Most death metal is just bad, so we'll just say all death metal.
But if I had to pick one, other than that *#*^*&%@ jingle, it would be
Rihanna - shine bright like a diamond
BiGGyT
Are you sure you didn't forget anything here.- anything by Elvis Presley.
- songs you've probably never heard of: Dominique (the Singing Nun), My Boy Lollipop (Millie Small), Running Bear (Johnny Preston).
- anything by the Kinks (and two of them are relatives).
- anything by Whiny Willie Nelson.
- anything by Cindi Lauper, Anne Murray, Olivia Newton Bob, and their ilk.
- any "Supper Music" -- Sinatra, Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., etc.
- any opera.
- any bluegrass/real country/Appalachian music.
Thank Christ that won't play in America. I can't avoid the temptation of listening, but would never forgive the killing of one of my favorite songs of all time.
Are you sure you didn't forget anything here.
I did not take you for a Pantera or Five Finger Death Punch type of guy
Dodged a bullet!
Pavarotti and various others have done a good job of murdering the tune as well.
Dominique (the Singing Nun)
- any "Supper Music" -- Sinatra, Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., etc.
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You mean it doesn't make you feel so fine, and keep you rockin', all of the time?"Red, Red Wine" makes me want to run over small children with an M1A1 Abrams tank.
Oh, idunno if we can be friends, Larry...
Not a problem -- they're all dead, and I'm old and half deaf (no, that's not a typo -- "deaf"). So as long as you keep Harry Connick Jr. away from the poker table, I'll be ok with the music.
Also Buckcherry Crazy Bitch.
I think it's because Lou Reed is so much more widely loved in the UK than in the US, so covers of his songs hit the mainstream over there whereas here the "public songbook" material is much more George Gershwin and Irving Berlin and the like.
So bizarre because Lou worshiped Tin Pan Alley and originally sought to be only a songwriter. Then when he starts to write truly mainstream songs like Perfect Day, people have no interest in him.
Pour Some Sugar on Me.