Oh crap! - forgot all about that one.
For me, it was anything Van Halen did after "For unlawful....".
(not even bringing up the whole Van Hagar issue
)Worst song by a formerly good band
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Oh crap! - forgot all about that one.
For me, it was anything Van Halen did after "For unlawful....".
(not even bringing up the whole Van Hagar issue
)
Actually, the best thing about that song was that it spawned a great parody on SNL. My favorite line is when Joe Piscopo says, "You're as blind as a bat, but I have sight."
Here's the SNL video--don't know how to embed it, but here's the link:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/14115/
Anything by Metallica after Bob Rock.
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I forgot about that one, too. And, now, in some brutal payback, I have my earworm for the afternoon.
This will trump them all, even the Starship! Crosby, Stills, and Nash singing "Live it Up" in the late 80's. That song sucked so hard I can't even find it online, either on YouTube or anywhere else.
How do you get from "Suite Judy Blue Eyes" to "Live it Up"?
Ouch dude. Ouch. (That signifies full agreement.)
I think David Crosby was...uh...'living it up' so much around that time that he burnt a hole in his septum.
I just like to pretend that the "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" performance at Woodstock was their final show. It helps ease the pain.
"Angie" by The Rolling Stones. Sorry, but . . . gaaahhhh!
I am a huge fan of THE WHO. Since I play bass, after John Entwistle died, when they released ENDLESS WIRE, it was a really good Roger Daltrey solo record, but the fact that they still call it THE WHO is a bit much for me. Sonic wise, it no longer sounds like the WHO.
BTW-what does ftfy mean?
BTW-what does ftfy mean?
"Yeah you know the one you did with the Beatle kid, the one that looks like a broad!"
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The Doobie Brothers, "What a Fool Believes." Ugh.
boulevard of broken dreams made me pretty sad, wasn't their first abortion but it was especially painful
I swear the piano riff in that song was used in about 3494 other 80's songs. A sitting-in-the-dentist-chair classic.. lol. Michael McDonald... his voice was like Kenny G's soprano saxophone.. annoying and omnipresent..
and yet, now the song is stuck in my head.. haha.
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The Princess Diana version of Candle In The Wind by Elton John.
"Say it ain't so" and "The Good Life" literally turned my musical world upside down the first time I heard them. "Beverly Hills" or "Pork and Beans"...not so much.
Beverly Hills... that's where I want to be (gimme gimme! gimme gimme!)
So bad it's funny. They even put Hef and a couple of his playmates in the video.
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