Well. I didn't expect this thread idea to have so many contributions so quickly!
I guess I'm not the only one occasionally in a bad mood created or exacerbated by a song.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Scissorman
Every time I hear this song I puke a little. I don't know why, it's just like that. Whenever I hear it I just wish to inflict horrible pain on whoever is responsible for it
|
I don't know, Scissorman...every time I've listened to this song since you posted it, I find myself starting to chuckle uncontrollably, especially when the man sings what sounds like "suicidoh, suicidoh."
The song makes me laugh because of the way he sings it and the hilarious content and startling honesty: "You're way too beautiful girl, that's why it'll never work: you'll have me suicidal suicidal when you say it's over." I kind of like it now for that reason.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Janszoon
Whitney Houston—"I Will Always Love You"
This atrocity is one of the best selling singles of all time and back in 1992 it was everywhere. You couldn't escape it. That's annoying no matter what the song but in this case it was especially unbearable. This song is pretty much the template for everything I hate about this kind of music: absurdly overwrought vocals, deadly dull instrumentation, sappy lyrics and coma-inducing production.
|
Oh gosh yes. I agree with you 240%. I disliked the song the first time I heard it and I think I've avoided listening to it all the way through ever since. However, after hearing part of the song in this thread, I tortured myself by singing it in the shower.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dayvan Cowboy
you see, when I was younger (like, eight) Big Wreck's Mistake was my favourite song, and then, I tried searching up the song on youtube and guess what? Nickelback covered it, and they did an awful job at it. They removed everything that made the song decent and replaced it with awfulness. The cover even made me hate the song for years.
|
"Replaced it with awfulness!"
I'm amused by all the creative ways people have used to express their revulsion for songs and the enraged state into which the songs put them, and yours sticks in my mind. Yours and all the references to vomiting and beating people up.