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Post by Lady W on Jul 30, 2015 14:20:03 GMT
Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke. Yet Weird Al's parody of that is fab:
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Post by amber jade on Jul 30, 2015 15:22:33 GMT
Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke. Yet Weird Al's parody of that is fab: Ha! Brilliant!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2015 15:45:27 GMT
Anything that involves a female singer (American usually) wobbling around ten octaves and scales into each note. It doesn't sound good, you sound like a complete twat.
Any (c)Rap music, absolute repetitive, regurgitated shite.
Anything from Pop Factor. If I wanted to listen to poorly-sung Karaoke, I'd go down the Chicken & Whistle on a Thursday night with the missus and her oddball mates.
I also despise it when people sing "Happy Birthday" to somebody. For some reason, that drab, awful song gets on my bits like nothing else. It always makes me want to stamp on their cake and smash their face in.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2015 7:46:48 GMT
I have "Grandma, we love you on a CD of children's songs. My grandchildren sing along at the tops of their voices in the car when I put it on. Makes me feel warm !
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Post by Lotty27 on Jul 31, 2015 14:32:27 GMT
All Kinds of Everything - Dana. Saccharine.
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Post by Lotty27 on Jul 31, 2015 14:37:53 GMT
I have "Grandma, we love you on a CD of children's songs. My grandchildren sing along at the tops of their voices in the car when I put it on. Makes me feel warm ! That's actually rather lovely I still hate the song personally but I like the thought of your grandkids singing it to you in the car and it making you feel good. Maybe if I'm ever a grandma I might redress my hatred of it. Actually, I can see me teaching them it and then getting them to sing it publicly in restaurants (or wherever) so I can sit and with a shocked look on my face and a 'I don't know how they know that song or why they're singing it now ... I'm so embarrassed!' *preen preen* while the kids have their hands out under the table waiting for the fivers smiley-biglaugh
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Post by Lotty27 on Jul 31, 2015 14:47:24 GMT
Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke. Yet Weird Al's parody of that is fab: That is BRILLIANT! I love it smileys-applause-431206 Anything that takes the pee out of that rancid, misogynistic tripe is OK by me but that does it in an intelligent way. Bravo!
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Post by kitkat1971 on Jul 31, 2015 15:01:57 GMT
I have "Grandma, we love you on a CD of children's songs. My grandchildren sing along at the tops of their voices in the car when I put it on. Makes me feel warm ! Maybe you have to be a Grandma to appreciate it! If it makes you and other grans feel warm and fuzzy inside then it is worth it. I must have been a horrible kid, i refused to olay ball with that or Clive Dunn's Grandad re singing along to my Grandparents - despite me being a kid when they were released and having a good voice. I hated the songs even then!
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Post by kitkat1971 on Jul 31, 2015 15:08:53 GMT
Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke. Yet Weird Al's parody of that is fab: That is the best thing I've seen in ages. I've always actually liked the beat and melody of 'Blurred Lines' but couldn't listen to it because of the lyrics so this really scores with me. Plus, it's about people not knowing how to use the English language properly which is another peeve of mine.
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Post by Lotty27 on Jul 31, 2015 18:20:53 GMT
Yet Weird Al's parody of that is fab: That is the best thing I've seen in ages. I've always actually liked the beat and melody of 'Blurred Lines' but couldn't listen to it because of the lyrics so this really scores with me. Plus, it's about people not knowing how to use the English language properly which is another peeve of mine. Snap! If it came on the radio I used to feel like by body had betrayed me as I'd start bopping (Gawd, that word makes me sound old, lol!) round the kitchen then I'd remember that I hated the lyrics, the video and the whole ethos of the song so would stop! Still disappoints me that it was so mega popular, especially with some young women who couldn't see the problem. However I was overjoyed when Pharrell and the Simon Cowell look-a-like were ordered to hand over a wad of cash to Marvin Gaye's kids for plagiarism - hope they don't win their appeal.)
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Post by CollieWobbles on Aug 6, 2015 14:25:22 GMT
Anything by Queen. Especially Bohemian Crapsody, the very worst of the lot. The only one that I like is Don't Stop Me Now. That god awful 'Happy' song that Radio 2 seem to insist on playing at least once almost every single friggin day. Anything by the irritating bint who inflicted 'It's All About The Bass' on everyone. I could have lived very happily without ever hearing that tune and her helium balloon voice. C-rap music. Any kind, any artist, any decade, any time. The worst invention in music ever. Almost anything after 1989 and certainly 1999. Every talentless fame hungry insipid nobody who is a product of X Factor and any show like it. Ellie Ghoulding. I despise her because she started the insufferable craze of turning golden songs to shit. She's like a reverse Rumplestiltskin. Anything that is pointless, senseless, meaningless noise just for the sake of it. Lola by The Kinks Roxanne by The Police Shout by Lulu Moves like Jagger Anything by Lily Allen, Rhianna, Wand Erection or any other modern, current boneheads that the tweenies crap themselves over going ' OMG ur like tha best singer eveeeer' Jazz, Motown, blues or heavy metal. Despise them. Opra music. Seriously what is the point of opera? Especially a concert? You can barely make out a word of it, they could be singing 'the man behind you in the audience is about to stab you' for all you could understand of their warbling.
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Post by CAEF on Nov 12, 2015 14:56:47 GMT
Most Xmas songs.
Wizzard. That song by the Ronnettes, I think, "Christmas, snow's coming down I'm watching it fall". Awful song. Ditto for Mariah Carey.
I must be descended from Scrooge.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 12, 2015 18:50:53 GMT
I really love Wizzard`s "I wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" But then again I`m not subjected to listening to it in nearly every shop from October til Christmas Eve like you all are in the UK.
If we`re talking about loathing Christmas songs, I hate Slade`s "Merry Christmas Everybody" It`s so bland. And I`m still ticked off it stole Wizzards chance of their #1 in the Christmas charts in the mid 70`s.
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Post by Lotty27 on Nov 13, 2015 1:59:52 GMT
I agree Wendy, I much prefer Wizard's song to Slade's! But as I'm getting older (ha! who am I kidding, as I'm getting old lol!) I find I'm getting into all the songs I didn't like when I was young and just wanted the partier songs! But now I'm appreciating song like Stop the Cavalry, I Believe In Father Christmas, Mary's Boy Child, A Winter's Tale etc basically stuff that I would turn my nose up at when I was about 16! I still love the rockin' and poppier christmas songs (e.g. not that keen on Leona Lewis but loved her 'One More Sleep' a year or two ago) but I have an appreciation for the quieter tunes as well now Ooh, hang on, this is a songs you despise thread isn't it? Right-o Xmas song I despise .... er ..... er ...... er ..... "All I want For Christmas is my two front teeth"? and Band Aid! OMG that is a really dreadful xmas song lol!
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Post by Holey on Nov 13, 2015 12:14:03 GMT
The only Christmas songs (tunes) that aren't Carol's that I like are the Carpenters ' Merry Christmas Darling,' Judy Garland and 'Have yourself a Merry little Christmas' from Meet in St Louis and really stuff with Frank, Bing and The Andrews Sisters, apart from that it is pretty feeble.
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