Wow, I caught Hard ‘N Phirm and their bloody performance of El Corazon on Kimmel last night for the first time. The group is made up of comedic dating show host/House of 1000 Corpses co-star, ChrisHardwick and MikePhriman.
Muppet Baby, I’m confused. My guess is you’re referring to a deleted post? Or did I miss something?
There’s a number of bands that I think I "hate" that I was going to list, but then realized I couldn’t name just ONE song I liked. Journey, for example. I was going to say "Seperate Ways" but then I remembered "Don’t Stop Believing" and "Any Way You Want It". And I can’t concur on Mariah Carey, either, since certain songs of hers carry sentimental teenage "dancing around like an idiot" memories.
Oh sweet merciful crap here we go.
1."Ride"- The Vines (That singers face wants me to smack him with a mallet but the song’s beginning is hella catchy)
2."Freak on a leash"- Korn,sorry I never really liked them and I laughed when the one guy went born again and left the band.
Oh, I will admit I like most of the Spice Girl songs. Something about them Brit tarts that made me happy…
What amazes me about Good Charolette is how everyone and their mother hates them but they still sell albums. Fuckin teeny boppers that don’t know any better.
Ghosted by Jizzosh @ 03/16/2005 11:00 PM EST
"The Reason" by Hoobastank.
Ghosted by Crystal @ 03/16/2005 11:12 PM EST
I dunno, I don’t listen to much music aside from Weird Al, and I adore all his songs.
Anyway matt, kinda off topic, but you go tta do an article on this new toyline "Fistful of Power." Its made by the same company that gave the world Mighty Beanz (Moose) and seems to be a homage to the old MUSCLE and Monster in my Pocket toylines. The website is http://www.fistful.com so, go and check it out. And, as i reccomended do at lest a blog item on it.
Oh, wait, I actually liked the New Kids on the Block song "Tonight", from Step By Step, their last popular album in North America, back when I was a teenager, but now that I’m 30, I find I’m getting somewhat nostalgic for NKOTB in general, so now I find myself listening to songs I used to hate and finding them not too bad.
Whoever his sayin’ they like that terrible Hoobastank song better be takin’ the hardcore piss!
Ghosted by Jessie Spano @ 03/17/2005 1:38 AM EST
Do me a favor and keep this shit up for Christmas in July…lazy ass
Ghosted by A Dude @ 03/17/2005 1:54 AM EST
Oh oh…I hate the music on the EA games like Madden and MVP Baseball, but can’t help singing them after playing the game for awhile…
Though MVP has me hating all Irish and the entire New England area with their damn Red Sox ode on the game.
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
Semper Fi,
Erik Majorwitz
Ghosted by EMajorwitz @ 03/17/2005 1:59 AM EST
I can’t believe this thread is still going! I realized I had something to contribute yesterday while driving in my car. That damn "On the Way Down" by Ryan Cabrera. Anyone ever see that flippin’ idiot on that new Ashley Simpson show? OMG…dude is a complete tool.
Ghosted by bad karma @ 03/17/2005 8:04 AM EST
Freakin "Since you been gone" by Kelly Clarkson just gets stuck in my head (and I’m ashamed to say I dont totally hate it.)
Ghosted by shannon @ 03/17/2005 11:36 AM EST
May the wind at your back be not your own!
Ghosted by king O'klash and his big, knobby shillelagh @ 03/17/2005 11:40 AM EST
Did anyone mention the safety dance by men without hats? I hate when that song gets stuck in my head!
Ghosted by oldskool25 @ 03/17/2005 11:49 AM EST
Just wanted to say happy St Patrick’s Day everybody. Oh Danny Boy, the pipes the pipes are callin’…
Safety Dance was mentioned in my last post. I cant really say that i hate that band, what else did they sing. that and the fact that i was 4 when they were popular. Happy St. Patrick’s Day. incase you didnt know or care, St patrick was from Wales, not Ireland. God Bless the Irish and their booze, though, they will even drink for an Englishman.
primusboy: Personally, I think the greatest Men Without Hats song of all is the tender yet very intense "O Sole Mio" from Pop Goes the World, wherein you get the full brunt of Ivan Doroscuk’s hurricanish voice, but the only Men Without Hats song that hit it truly big south of the border (meaning south of the Canadian border) was "Safety Dance". The Pop Goes the World album just happened to be released when New Wave was on the wane in the States. "O Sole Mio" should have been a much greater hit.
Some will die in hot pursuit and fiery auto crashes.
Ghosted by Tiny @ 03/17/2005 3:51 PM EST
Livin’ La Vida Loca–Hated Ricky Martin and all that Latino Pop that was popular at the time (’99, right?)…but this song is very catchy…and reminds me of, well, let’s say it takes me back to my college days.
I Want it That Way–NSync (or was it the Backstreet Boys?)–I was working in a grocery store at the time this song came out…it was played ALL the time, and eventually grew on me.
Sometimes I Run–Britney Spears–See "I Want it THat Way"…plus it’s just an upbeat song.
This Love–Maroon 5…I don’t know…the song is easy to sing along to…and I like easy to sing songs.
Ghosted by A. Nonymous @ 03/17/2005 10:15 PM EST
Uncle O’Grimacy repost, Uncle O’Grimacy repost, the people demand it.
Ghosted by Brentantation @ 03/17/2005 11:31 PM EST
Toy SOldiers – Martika (can’t believe this was sampled by eminem)
Eternal Flame – Bangles
Take Me Home Tonight – Eddie MOney ft. Ronnie Spector
Pretty much anything by Journey
Invincible – Pat Benatar
Come Sail Away – Styx
Never Surrender – Corey Hart
That Lil’ Jon/trick daddy (or whoever it is) song that samples Crazy Train
St. Elmo’s Fire – john parr (i think)
Any Kenny Loggins movie theme song
Ghosted by phunqsauce @ 03/18/2005 12:33 PM EST
heh, maybe i just like bad music…
nah
Ghosted by phunqsauce @ 03/18/2005 12:37 PM EST
I’m not a fan of Live, but I love hearing either "Lightning Crashes" or "Lakini’s Juice".
I’m not a huge Eric Clapton fan either, I find most of his music to be meandering and rather boring, but I feel so moved every time I hear "tears in heaven"
One other thing, I’m not a follower of Fear Factory, but I love banging my head to their song "Zero Signal".
"nerothewizard … OMG *loves Trent and all of his music* :’(
Heh, sorry … just never heard anyone call his music … ahem … "absolute trash" *winces*"
If it’s any consolation I’m jumping up and down with anticipation for With Teeth. This from a guy who never usually jumps up and down with anticipation for things that aren’t Transformers. Mmm, Galaxy Fooorce.. er, yes, anyway. Can’t wait for With Teeth. Probably be the first CD I’ve bought straight after its release for years.
For me, well, there’s only a few things I’m guilty of, and they’re only in the picture because they have special significance, we’ll say. I loathe boy bands with a very large amount of loathing, yet The One by the Backstreet Boys is still special. Sigh.
"over and over again" i cant stand it but i never turn it off when it comes on
"i believe in a thing called love" its very catchy yet annoying
"karma" i never really like alicia keys but i somehow catch myself singing along to all her songs
and also most of the songs by nsync or any of those other "boy bands"….it feels nice to get these off my shoulders
Ghosted by JeSSi @ 03/28/2005 9:10 PM EST
how could someone not like nine inch nails?
well i hate linkin park
but my fav song from them is one step closer
when they were breaking in
Ghosted by AOCRkid @ 08/23/2006 11:52 PM EDT
“Music means everything” “Have you ever imagine a life without a piece of music”.”Every sound can be a musical notes in we analyse critically”.
Anything by Foreigner, Fleetwood Mac, and The Beach Boys, the album Thriller, pretty much everything from Robert Johnson, Heart (even though I’m a boy), Foghat, Cheap Trick, oh god, what else? Oh, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind ‘97″ (I own two copies), “Convoy” by CW McCall, “Troglodyte” by The Jimmy Castor Bunch, “Itsy-Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini”, and John Denver.
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Wow, I caught Hard ‘N Phirm and their bloody performance of El Corazon on Kimmel last night for the first time. The group is made up of comedic dating show host/House of 1000 Corpses co-star, Chris Hardwick and Mike Phriman.