Annoying songs

[Jason-Sasha 1]

Milli Vanilli ...."Don't forget my number"

Suzanne Vega ...."My name is Luka"

Edited March 3, 2008 by Jason-Sasha

[yogib37 3]

I think it's good to keep in mind that not all music has to be deep and meaningful. I can't stand electronic music, but I do like hip hop. Sometimes you just want to have fun and let loose. I think everyone has their guilty pleasure music.

so you're saying electronica is a guilty pleasure? with no meaning? have you ever listened to ambient or organic house? there's electronica as deep and meaningful as classical music.. but have to say, the vengaboys or any commercial stuff definitely don't fall into that category

i'm a fan of hip hop, but old skool hardcore rap, like cypress hill.. not wannabe stuff like today's, although when ure @ the club, with a few 'dranks' as the song says lol, it's fun to dance to

Just not my cup of tea. Maybe it is meaningful, but not to me...I don't get it. I listen to classical music - I especially enjoy choral music and opera, but my husband doesn't get it at all. I'm not offended by that - music is obviously a personal thing and everyone has different tastes. That's all I really was saying...nothing groundbreaking.

Yes, I love classical music also.. and I am on the same wave spectrum as you as to Choral music. I love the Masses, Requims and stuff like that. I am not too much into opera.

The one song I hate with a passion and if I hear it on the Radio and I turn it off right away is this song..

AMERICAN PIE by Don McCleen. the true story of I think Buddy Holly.

Yogi

[Jason-Sasha 1]

I think it's good to keep in mind that not all music has to be deep and meaningful. I can't stand electronic music, but I do like hip hop. Sometimes you just want to have fun and let loose. I think everyone has their guilty pleasure music.

so you're saying electronica is a guilty pleasure? with no meaning? have you ever listened to ambient or organic house? there's electronica as deep and meaningful as classical music.. but have to say, the vengaboys or any commercial stuff definitely don't fall into that category

i'm a fan of hip hop, but old skool hardcore rap, like cypress hill.. not wannabe stuff like today's, although when ure @ the club, with a few 'dranks' as the song says lol, it's fun to dance to

Just not my cup of tea. Maybe it is meaningful, but not to me...I don't get it. I listen to classical music - I especially enjoy choral music and opera, but my husband doesn't get it at all. I'm not offended by that - music is obviously a personal thing and everyone has different tastes. That's all I really was saying...nothing groundbreaking.

Yes, I love classical music also.. and I am on the same wave spectrum as you as to Choral music. I love the Masses, Requims and stuff like that. I am not too much into opera.

The one song I hate with a passion and if I hear it on the Radio and I turn it off right away is this song..

AMERICAN PIE by Don McCleen. the true story of I think Buddy Holly.

Yogi

Wow! I didnt think anyone would ever "hate" that song. Interesting.

[DeadPoolX 9]

Wow! I didnt think anyone would ever "hate" that song. Interesting.

I think the song itself is fine, but the problem is that it's just too damn long! I like Weird Al's parody of it a lot better, but that could just be because I'm a real Star Wars geek (and proud of it!), so I think it's funny.

If you haven't seen Weird Al's parody of "American Pie," it's called "The Saga Begins" and it's his off-the-wall take on Star Wars: Episode One to the tune of "American Pie." Here it is...

[Empress of Groovy 373]

Wow--too many to list. One of my projects for this year is to create a two-CD set of unlistenable 80s hits.

The one that came to mind just now--probably because I heard it recently--is Say You Will by Foreigner. I'd rather chew tin foil than listen to that cheezy audio torture.

[Cassie 8]

Anything sung by Richard Marx.

[Carlawarla 1]

MacArthur Park

Horribly long....horribly awful! Who cares if you ever get the recipe again???????

[Dr. Obvious 49]

Sean Kingston's Beautiful Girl. His voice is like nails on chalkboard.

[MissStacey 1]

2 songs that come to mind are:

Celebration by Kool and The Gang

Brown Eyed Girl- Van Morrisson

[*JG* 2]

Anything Alicia Keys sings.

[panamania79 2]

Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks

It's a 1970's tune that got way too much airplay. Whenever I hear it, it reminds me of fingernails across a blackboard.

I don't much care for the "Areeba, Areeba" Mexican acordian music the mojados in Houston love to blare out their windows at several hundred decibles. Ditto with ©rap music. More fingernails across the chalkboard.

Just because people like their music doesn't mean everyone else does. One person's music is another's noise pollution. Be considerate!

"Mojados," that's not very nice.I know plenty of citizens who love Rancheros and Corridos.I can't stand it,but to each his own.

[Niels Bohr 72]

Barney song. Girl-Scout's cookies song.

I cannot get them out of my head.

[panamania79 2]

MacArthur Park

Horribly long....horribly awful! Who cares if you ever get the recipe again???????

And who would be retarded enough to leave a cake out in the rain ?

I liked Donna Summer's cover of it,yes I admit,I LOVE DISCO.

Sean Kingston's Beautiful Girl. His voice is like nails on chalkboard.

Oooohhh I hate that song.

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

Sean Kingston's Beautiful Girl. His voice is like nails on chalkboard.

Oooohhh I hate that song.

I like that tune -- I think it has a helluva hook. But then again I'm into Jamaican music, and his roots come through in the song -- at least that's why it caught my ear.

[ya falaha! 0]

"Had a Bad Day" by Daniel Powter

"Black Horse and a Cherry Tree" by KT Tunstall

and last but def. not least...

"All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You" by Heart

What a creepy, creepy song that is.