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Old 09-04-2011, 06:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Worst Hit Songs by Artists You Like

I have a good idea - name hit songs you dislike by artists whose music you usually like. From the period you like them. (Not, for example 5 years after you stopped buying the artist's music.) Give some reasons, please.
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Old 09-04-2011, 06:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Lemonheads - Mrs Robinson. Even Evan Dando doesn't know what he was thinking.
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Old 09-04-2011, 07:08 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I always liked Def Leppard but Elliot's England Rocks "sucks"!

Nothing personal of course.

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Yeah, that does suck, although technically it's not Def Leppard, and I don't dislike any of the hits from the band's American peak. (That band was great and still is good.)

I've thought of a few examples for me: "Mysterious Ways," by U2 (before the band's slow decline) and "Sledgehammer," by far Peter Gabriel's worst hit song. I never enjoy that one - it's repetitive, doesn't make any sense, and (maybe another reason) has no noticeable guitar. Also, Robert Plant "Tall Cool One" - uggh, remixed Zeppelin, I generally dislike that band, but used to love him solo.
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Yeah, that does suck, although technically it's not Def Leppard, and I don't dislike any of the hits from the band's American peak. (That band was great and still is good.)

I've thought of a few examples for me: "Mysterious Ways," by U2 (before the band's slow decline) and "Sledgehammer," by far Peter Gabriel's worst hit song. I never enjoy that one - it's repetitive, doesn't make any sense, and (maybe another reason) has no noticeable guitar. Also, Robert Plant "Tall Cool One" - uggh, remixed Zeppelin, I generally dislike that band, but used to love him solo.
Mysterious Ways is a good/worst pick. I like about everything Peter Gabriel did, although I agree how overplayed Sledgehammer is. I also liked Robert Plants solo work and Led Zeppelin as well.

"Pour Some Sugar On Me" is a most irritating hit by Def Leopard.
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Old 09-05-2011, 10:50 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Lemonheads - Mrs Robinson. Even Evan Dando doesn't know what he was thinking.
My guess was if they could do it right with "Luka" off Lick (1989) then they could do it with "Mrs. Robinson" a few years later.
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Lemonheads - Mrs Robinson. Even Evan Dando doesn't know what he was thinking.
I like it lol.

For me, I'd have to say 2Pac's 'Brenda's got a baby', just annoys me greatly.

Also, I'm ashamed to admitting I liked Linkin Park, after some of the stuff they've produced in the last few years.
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Another one - "Modern Woman," by Billy Joel. "Though the song was quite successful, Joel has since said in interviews he does not care for it." Amen. I've never heard it on the air, either. I dislike most of the hits from An Innocent Man, but they have decent lyrics, whereas "Modern Woman" just stinks.
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Old 09-27-2011, 05:13 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Now that you comment Phil Writer, he was questionable to be on my table for "I Cannot Conceive It's Sincere." Horn-based with repetitive, silly lyrics. It charted okay, but rightfully has been forgotten. Also, Van Halen's "Hot for Educator," because it has silent lyrics and I don't suchlike the important riff and stop-and-go pacing. Symmetrical the guitar solo doesn't run me for many ground.
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Old 10-10-2011, 01:28 AM   #10 (permalink)
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I've intellection of a few examples for me: "Secret Shipway," by U2 (before the strip's andante declination) and "Sledgehammer," by far Saint Gabriel's shell hit strain. I never savor that one - it's continual, doesn't piss any sagacity, and (maybe another ground) has no detectable guitar. Also, Robert Position "Lanky Change One" - uggh, remixed Airship, I mostly dislike that banding, but utilised to mate him unaccompanied.
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