Well...I did post it in the Best Bad songs thread, didn't I?

I would have picked that...it very much was a guilty pleasure a while back. Honestly, now I hate it. So it is so bad that it is still bad, sadly.

Oh c'mon that's a good song. The Genesis version is still better though. And yeah, the only listenable Disturbed song is a Genesis cover, who woulda thunk it.

That's why I posted it. Metal-ifying it makes it really cheesy and bad, but it's still good. The Genesis version will always be the ****.

Motley Lou!!! :laughing:



Seriously, who doesn't love this?

me. it's annoying as ****

It's better than this version.

Agreed, I can't stand it.

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Dicks

This reminded me



Or insert pretty much any other Wesley Willis song you'd prefer there.

Denis Leary - A$$hole

LOL!

My friends play htis song like none other so I guess it kidn of just grew on me.I sadly know all the words.




and I lvoe rocketman by elton john.

Lady Sovereign - Ch-Ching



This song is the shit! Maybe it doesn't really qualify as a bad song, then, if I like it and it's not necessarily considered bad, afaik. Guess it's more of a guilty pleasure.

Wtf are you... are you talking about this?

http://pix.motivatedphotos.com/2010/...0-SadKeanu.jpg

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my theme song

Has all the components of 80s turd rock that makes for the definitive guilty pleasure.

Crap hair...check!
Echoey drums...check!
Dodgy synths...check!
Pointless guitar solos...check!
Horrific overproduction...check!
Headless guitars...check!
Fretless bass...check!
Ridiculous dress sense...check!
Daft video...check!

I hate to admit this but I actually kind of like the song We built this city by Starship.

I know it's often cited as the worst song of all time but I think it's happy and fun and inconsequential and I don't change the channel when it comes on the radio.

The probable reason I don't have the disdain is that I wasn't listening to pop radio when the song was huge and for me it was never overplayed (my mom listened to classic rock and my dad listened to country and if we tried to tell them what to listen to... that would have been bad).