Five Songs you never want to hear Again
 

"Fergalicious" Fergie
U-N-T-O-L-E-R-A-B-L-E

"Passion" Rod Stewart
"Even the President needs Passion" the whole song is rubbish!

"Gold Digger" Kanye West
Annoying doesn't begin to describe the experience

"Born to Run" Bruce Springsteen
Physically painful to hear that song

"In the Air Tonight" Phil Collins
Not sure why but the song has always bothered me

Whitney Houston-I Will Always Love You.

Pure warbling torture.

Mariah Carey-Without You

Same Again

Green Day-Boulevard of Broken Dreams

Oh dear me. Terrible.

The Tweets-The Birdie Song.

100 embarassing childhood memories resurface.

Iron Maiden-Run To The Hills

I love Maiden, but I just hate this song, and ever since Metallica performed an out of tune intro on Garage Days Re-Revisited, I cannot listen without cringing.

stairway to heaven- led zeppelin

if the annoying vocals don't get you, the overly long length of the song will. grating and overplayed.

this is how you remind me- nickelback
do we really need an imitation nirvana? one nirvana was bad enough

this is why i'm hot- mims
no, youre not hot mims, stop making music forever please.

all of my love- led zeppelin
the intro was cool for like three seconds, until you realize how sh*tty the rest of the song is

more than a feeling- boston
*shoots self*

I can see this turning into a rant for people's hated bands, instead of a genuine dislike of ****e songs.

pick any five songs by greenday or linkin park

^^^
You are now my new favourite poster.

This is true.

Both singers have undeniable singing talent.
Shame they have to kick the arse out of everything they do.

Add these to the worst ever playlist...

Like a Rock - Bob Seger (the truck commercial ruined that one)
Eye Of The Tiger - Survivor (never could listen to that one)
All I Need Is a Miracle - Mike and The Mechanics (Argghh, I just can't take it)
Baby One More Time - Britney Spears (Shoot me one more time, please.)
The Limbo Rock - By anyone who ever recorded it

Props to bandcaveman, for choosing geniunely bad songs rather than just songs that are overplayed or popular.

For me, the five most annoying songs I have ever heard.

Tubthumping - Chumbawumba
Float On - Modest Mouse
Mr Jones - Counting Crows
Urgent - Foreigner
Who Let The Dogs Out - Baha Man

8 minutes is not that long. :laughing:

i'm a rap fan. my musical attention span is somewhere between 2 and 3.5 minutes.

We prog fans have attention spans that would put people who attend board meetings to shame. :pimp:

a lot of the songs on people's list so far i like D-:

Minnie Ripperton - Loving You
Makes me wish I had a baseball bat

Aerosmith - I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
Makes me wish Steven Tyler had died of an overdose circa 1983

The Streets - Dry Your Eyes Mate
Written & produced by chavs for chavs

Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
I love Black Sabbath don't get me wrong but this boring dirge never fails to send me to sleep.

Guns n Roses - November Rain
More cheese than a french brie factory.I loathe every second of this 9 minute long peice of festering dog shit. I hate Axl Rose's rabid parrot like vocals , the overblown strings , the *epic* guitar solo , and don't even get me started on this corny mini series style expensive video.And I hate the fact there is always one prick who has to dedicate this to his girlfriend on the radio every f*cking day.
Pure garbage.

'Walking On Sunshine' - Katrina & The Waves.
'Tainted Love' - Soft Cell.
'Leave Right Now' - Will Young.
pure evil ^
'We Built This City On Rock And Roll' - Jefferson Shitestick.
Anything by Bananarama.

really you dont say.... this clears up alot

It is a corny as f*ck song, but I still love it for what it is, how anyone can hate the guitar solo is beyond me.

The fact that it makes the song even longer is enough reason I need to hate it.

9 minutes? Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeiiit, that ain't long at all.

It's about nine minutes too long if it's a GnR track!

Why? Their most popular song is 6 minutes long.

I listen to everything from Godspeed You! Black Emperor to Dean Martin. Immortal Technique to Feist, Islands to Explosions in the Sky to Wu-Tang Clan. To say your statement is unwarranted is an understatement.

I just don't like Buns and Toasties except for the track ROCKET QUEEN.

Maybe because Axl's sex scene kept you from becoming disinterested. ;)

How transparent I'm becoming!

I can quite happy listen to a Can song that lasts half an hour with no effort. It's not the length of it. If this song was 2 minutes long it would still be 2 minutes too long.

Not to mention most of GnRs big singles other than November Rain are considerably long for popular rock songs. Especially Paradise City, Patience and Civil War. All are over 5 minutes.

I can understand the dislike for a November Rain, a big pomp rock epic with strings and David Gilmour-ish guitar solos is not what you would expect from the same guys who did songs like Mr Brownstone and Nighttrain.

But I still think its a good song, and as far as pure Rock N Roll bands trying to diversify themselves by doing ballads and epics go, GnR has been far more successful at it than any other c0ck rock band that has attempted to go that route (see *Aerosmith, *KISS).

I'm completely incapable of understanding how you can listen to a band who does long, inaccessible songs like Aumgn, yet diss Yes and King Crimson for the same reason, bands that actually have the talent to do long, complex compositions.

When Can do it it's often very amaterish and clumsy. For some reason that appeals to you?

Are you sure about that?

Guns n Roses decline basically started around the time Use Your Illusion (Which didn't sell anywhere near what was predicted) came out ,the less said about what happened after that the better really. Aerosmith are selling more records now than they ever did in the 70s , even if I do hate everything they put out these days.

That was more because of the tensions in the band and Axl completely losing it than the success of those albums, since both UYI albums went 7 times platinum, by no means a failure.

Also when I said "successful" I didn't quite mean financial success. I meant that if I were to choose between even the worst songs off the UYI albums and practically everything Aerosmith and KISS have done since the 1980s, that would be a no brainer.

Well there's probably some truth in that.
Personally I lost any interest in GnR the day Izzy Stradlin left.
He always struck me as the one that kept them grounded from making those type of songs. I don't think it's a coincidence he left so soon after UYI came out.

I just thought of something, I really can't stand that KISS song, "I was made for lovin' you" It's DISCO!!! There were other 70's "rock" bands that caved and cut disco tracks in rock's disguise. I just can't think of then right now.

5 Songs I never want to hear again:
Holla Back Girl - Gwen Stefani.
Golddigga - No Idea, don't care.
Horses - Daryl Braithwaite.
Cold as Ice - Foreigner, I think.
Ice Ice Baby - You know who it's by.

5 Bands I never want to hear again:
Nickleback/Creed - Aren't they the same band?
Linkin Park
Anything with Fergie in it
Eminem
Missy Higgins

...^your avatar is extremely distracting...

beautiful girls by sean kingston-love the song but dear god its overplayed like crazy
who knew by pink-sorta kinda liked it at first, now its just irritating noise
girlfriend by avril lavigne-for obvious reasons, plus once i hear it i cant get it out of my head for crap
rockstar by nickelback-ive never liked them & this song takes the cake on extremely annoying garbage
home by daughtry-love the band but if i hear that song one more time im gonna scream

I actually think it's their best song. I'd much rather listen to a catchy pop song that was written for a bit of fun rather than some cheesy rock anthem that's taken seriously by someone like Gene Simmons.

I don't think KISS take themselves seriously, at least not musically. I'm sure they take their pyrotechnics seriously though.

I don't know, listen to some of the older Kiss stuff, it's just plain garage band type rock and roll. Sure, the image is a little over the top but it got everyone's attention at the time. Check out "Detroit Rock City" or "Black Diamond", I can just hear these being played in a closed up, muted, garage down the street in Anywhere, USA during that era.

I do wish you'd learn to read between the lines Boo Boo.That was basically me trying to say 'At least that song doesn't involve that total c*nt Gene Simmons' in polite innofensive moderator speak.

Add to to the list of songs I never need to hear again "Born in the USA" By Bruce Springsteen

add:
before he cheats by carrie underwood
sweet escape by gwen stefani

Bright Eyes "From A Balance Beam"
Something Corporate "Konstantine"
Brand New "The No Seatbelt Song"
Death Cab For Cutie "Transatlanticism"
Plain White Ts "Hey There Delilah"

I guess those are the only ones I can think of that aren't super obvious. I'd also like to take this moment to say i'd gladly never hear anything from Backseat Goodbye, MC Lars and shit like Jacks Mannequin and Paramore ever again.

The Used - "The Bird and the Worm"
My Chemical Romance - "Teenagers"
Panic! at the Disco - the one about closing the god damn door. I can't remember the title.
Weird Al - "White and Nerdy" (though you could you replace this with any other song by him, I hate them all.)
can't think of another at the moment.