Discussion Thread: 135 comments
Something like this you hate to admit but;
Avril Lavigne, don’t know the name of the song, but when ever it’s on, I don’t change the station.
Posted by
selvig @ 03/14/2005 11:47 AM EST
Ninja Rap by Vanilla Ice. I remember every single word, that’s how much power the turtles had on my fragile 8 year old mind.
Posted by
Kevin @ 03/14/2005 11:47 AM EST
I have to say anything by Avril Lavigne…her music sucks but I’m in love.
Quiet Riot… because Cum On Feel The Noize is too damn catchy for a girl raised on 80’s rock.
Posted by
Meg @ 03/14/2005 11:57 AM EST
Hey matt, you gonna change the lay out of the web site err not? Hehe I couldn’t resit the low posting and cant think off the top of my head of any body like that. Now songs yeah theres tons that get stuck in your head no matter how annoying they are…
Posted by
LordSorrow @ 03/14/2005 12:00 PM EST
I hate just about everyone that sang "We Are The World" with the exception of Huey Lewis and the News. However that song always brings a tear to my eye in a sappy 80’s sort of way. I HATE that.
Posted by
Timmy Jay @ 03/14/2005 12:15 PM EST
drop it like its hawt
Abba songs get stuck on my head very often…
Waterloo…waterloo…grrrrrrrrr
I hate Abba!
Posted by
Célia @ 03/14/2005 12:43 PM EST
I don’t know the band’s name, but that damned Friends song. I got busted once singing along to it in my car. Right when it got to the clapping, I look over at the car next to me and two girls were just staring at me with a look that said "You are a moron."
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/14/2005 12:47 PM EST
You know the sad thing about Quiet Riot? Their first hit was a cover by a British glam band, so they try to follow it up on their second album with…another cover of a song by that same band!
Obviously, "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" didn’t quite catch on as much as their first hit.
Posted by
Hellpop! @ 03/14/2005 1:02 PM EST
"She’s Every Woman" by Garth Brooks, although he was "really" Chris Gaines at the time, so does it count?
Posted by
Mxmx @ 03/14/2005 1:39 PM EST
Yeah…
The wife loves Dixie Chicks and country, as I have tried to stay away from it for fear of being stereotyped here in Germany, I can’t get enough of it.
Semper Fi,
Erik Majorwitz
Posted by
EMajorwitz @ 03/14/2005 1:57 PM EST
Yeah…
The wife loves Dixie Chicks and country, as I have tried to stay away from it for fear of being stereotyped here in Germany, I can’t get enough of it.
Semper Fi,
Erik Majorwitz
Posted by
EMajorwitz @ 03/14/2005 1:57 PM EST
although this doesn’t count as a musician/group…i feel like less of a man for loving the Grease soundtrack
Posted by
STYLER @ 03/14/2005 2:01 PM EST
I despise Creed, but I admit that their cover of Riders on the Storm is possibly as good as the original version.
Posted by
Gavok @ 03/14/2005 2:07 PM EST
Aws much as i hate and want to string Fred Durst up by his thumbs, "faith" was a pretty cool cover. I feel so dirty and ashamed.
Posted by
primusboy @ 03/14/2005 2:15 PM EST
I’m already noticing a pattern here. A lot of these listed I think will be bands that suck who managed to do a fairly decent cover. I hate cover songs, at least when they are released as the new band’s main single. You like them, but of course you do, you’ve heard them a million times before. It’s a no-talent move.
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jhnnywalkr @ 03/14/2005 2:59 PM EST
Well, at the beginning of their widespread fame, I didn’t care much for Green Day, mainly due to the hype of them being the second coming of Punk. (like it ever went away in the first place.) But, I really dug "Walking Contradiction." With a little help from Time, I can say G-Day is a pretty good group on their own, PR aside. It’s that in general, I feel if you are going to hate a pop group or singer, find one song you like, and use that as your standard for dislike. "Why can’t they make more tunes like this!"
Posted by
kingklash @ 03/14/2005 3:09 PM EST
Faint by Linkin Park. I wish I could help it.
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous by Good Charlotte.
I hate how they’re ridiculous posers and I hate their scene…but everytime that song comes on the radio/iPod, I can’t help but start bopping up and down to the beat.
Posted by
Soviet Rocket @ 03/14/2005 3:32 PM EST
the only song to get stuck in my fragile mind as of late was ’stonehenge’ from the movie ‘this is spinal tap.’ does anyone else feel my pain?
Posted by
eskimo_guy @ 03/14/2005 3:34 PM EST
I can’t stand any of the "boy bands," but I’ll tell you, if I’m along in the car and "I Want It That Way" by Backstreet Boys comes on, I’m singing at the top of my lungs. I have the same secret love affair with the Titanic theme song. I’d never admit it in public, though!
Posted by
Shelby @ 03/14/2005 3:37 PM EST
I have to go with Shelby to some extent: I HATE NSync but I like the song "Tearin’ Up My Heart". I also love the songs "Barbie Girl" and "Candyman" by the group Aqua. Oh, yeah and the Spice Girls, NKOTB and Olivia Newton-John are guilty pleasures of mine..
Posted by
Melissa Y. @ 03/14/2005 3:56 PM EST
Blue (dah doo dee dah doo dah).
no idea who did it or what the hell it means, but i cant turn it off.
Posted by
Draven @ 03/14/2005 4:03 PM EST
I like Celebrity Skin, by Hole, but I hate the rest of their songs.
I also like the song Dramamine, by Modest Mouse…the rest? Hated it!
In Too Deep, by Sum 41.
There was one song a long time ago by Garbage, Matt posted it as an Easter Egg on an article. I liked that song, but that’s about it by them.
Kenny Rogers - The Gambler
And this one song from Veggie Tales, it’s called the Cheeseburger Song :) It’s really cool!
There are def. other bands that I like a few songs, but these bands are the one-song only club.
Posted by
kidneyboy @ 03/14/2005 4:03 PM EST
Hey Kingklash — great poll choice!
Uh, I hate admitting this, seriously, but it must be done: I’m a Christmas music junkie (big surprise, I know), and despite my best efforts, whenever I’m driving solo and the windows are definitely not open, Mariah’s damn X-Mas song is perfectly welcome. Go me.
Posted by
Matt @ 03/14/2005 4:04 PM EST
Matt, I share your passion for the season and must admit an unhealthy adoration for the music. Thankfully, I work with an MP3 nut who has amassed a xmas collection of no less than 9Gb. He brings in that chunk of his hard drive every thanksgiving for the office to share…..
Posted by
Draven @ 03/14/2005 4:08 PM EST
Who doesn’t hate Britney (insert ho reference here______) but like a song hers?
Posted by
Kennef @ 03/14/2005 4:09 PM EST
"song OF hers."
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Correction @ 03/14/2005 4:10 PM EST
I have a true love for Phil Collins, some ppl know this, but its hard to admit it to others. I also enjoy WAAAYYYY too much is cartoon theme songs. I know Tail Spin by heart, my friends make me sing it over and over just cause I can do that grin and bear it when your in it part! And I truly believe I would have been a better choice to sing in the Little Mermaid!
Posted by
IHAQ @ 03/14/2005 4:18 PM EST
For me it is Violent Femmes - Blister in the Sun.
Posted by
Tiny @ 03/14/2005 4:41 PM EST
I know what you mean by your friends making you sing that song. The theme song to the commercial for the A-Team action figures. For some reason I seem to be the only person I know able to sing it in its entirety. They constantly force me to do so.
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/14/2005 4:42 PM EST
MST3K meets Cheap Seats (Monday at 10pm on ESPN)
I understand the dislike of the Sklar Brothers, but I enjoy the show for feeling more like public access with a budget; rather than just a MST3K rip-off.
Posted by
ME @ 03/14/2005 4:54 PM EST
Sorry, ESPN Classic:
http://sports.espn.go.com/spor...?date=20050314&network=18
http://www.cheapseats.tv/
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ME @ 03/14/2005 5:05 PM EST
"1985" by Bowling For Soup. I hate that band. I hate everything they represent (as a punk rock fan). I hate all the crap that sounds like them. I hate all the obvious cliches in that song. I hate his snotty voice. But once I hear taht song, It’s stuck in my head all day long. Damn you, snotty skate punks.
"Springstein, Maddona, way befefore Nirvana AAAHAHHHHGGGGGGG@#$@"
Posted by
Lou @ 03/14/2005 5:14 PM EST
That Hillary Duff song "So Yesterday".
Posted by
Joe in OH @ 03/14/2005 5:36 PM EST
i rocked out to "bye bye bye" in a car one time.
no one told me.
then they laughed.
oh, how they laughed.
Posted by
turd ferguson @ 03/14/2005 5:44 PM EST
The Widow by Mars Volta
Very awesome tune that evokes early Led Zeppelin with compelling lyrics and a strong sonic style.
The rest of their album evokes the prog rock equivalent of lukewarm ferret shit.
Posted by
MAT @ 03/14/2005 5:45 PM EST
Pink Floyd : Mother
I hate…LOATHE…everything else they ever did.
Posted by
Devin @ 03/14/2005 5:56 PM EST
jhnnywalkr:
I vaguely remember the A-Team action figure theme. The one piece I remember is "you can pretend that you’re Hannibal, Murdock or Face; or even BA Barracus, you know each one is an ace."
I fucking hate Billy Joel (even though I’m from NYC), but LOVE Captain Jack.
Posted by
Pedro @ 03/14/2005 6:14 PM EST
Shakira… defintely her.
Wait a second, nevermind… I think I love her.
Definately Maroon 5…all their songs sound the same. But there’s one I can jam to, just not that much.
Posted by
Warx @ 03/14/2005 6:28 PM EST
Oh man, this is great. 
I have a few songs.
1. "My Happy Ending" - Avril Lavigne
2. "Thing called Love" The Darkness
3. "Just Lose it" Eminem
I’m sure there’s more. 
Posted by
Ryane @ 03/14/2005 7:26 PM EST
That’s right, I’m an "ltrftp" (long time reader first time poster), and I just have to say first of all that X-E is friggin’ awesome! Stumbled into it completely by accident while researching an English paper and I’ve been hooked ever since.
Now, as far as the poll: I’m gonna have to say Nine Inch Nails — "Hurt." All the rest of their music I’ve heard is absolute trash, but there’s just something about Trent Rezner (sp?) pouring out his soul into that piece that hits me right *here*.
Posted by
nerothewizard @ 03/14/2005 7:26 PM EST
nerothewizard … OMG *loves Trent and all of his music* :’(
Heh, sorry … just never heard anyone call his music … ahem … "absolute trash" *winces*
Anyhow, welcome to posting at X-E
Posted by
Ryane @ 03/14/2005 7:33 PM EST
Man, Shakira is definitely my guiltiest radio pleasure, though she seems to have disappeared. However, Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas is You…that I will never, ever change the station for.
Posted by
Jessica @ 03/14/2005 8:04 PM EST
Nickleback - Figured you out
Matchbox 20 - Push
I dunno I just like when pussy bands do songs about abusing women.
Posted by
Trippy the 8th Dwarf @ 03/14/2005 8:34 PM EST
I have two…God, I don’t know why I’m letting this out to the public, but…
Pretty Boy Floyd and, well, Stryper. Please don’t beat me up.
Posted by
Meat Popsicle @ 03/14/2005 8:47 PM EST
I just wanna live by Good Charolette, hate the band, but damn thats one catchy tune.
Posted by
The Dude @ 03/14/2005 9:17 PM EST
I hate good charlotte but I love their song "the click". its the theme song to under grads.
Posted by
Henry @ 03/14/2005 9:21 PM EST
I like Catylyst by Simple Plan but I hate bands like them. In one of my classes this girl said she was the girlfriend of the lead singer from Good Charlotte. She was hot though so everyone would believe her but not behind her back. I like a few songs from Green Day especially Bolavard of Broken Dreams latly becuase its gonna be on the Batman Begins soundtrack. As for Faith I always liked it alot better when that other fag sang it.
Posted by
Pat @ 03/14/2005 10:31 PM EST
How Do I Live by Trisha Yearwood. I can’t believe I’m admitting that.
Posted by
squee4242 @ 03/14/2005 10:33 PM EST
Gotta say the Dukes of Hazzard theme song by Waylon Jennings. I usually can’t stand any country music.
By the way, Shakira is supposed to have a new album out in "early 2005". Her early stuff is sublime (i.e. "Pies Descalzos" ).
Posted by
Gozer @ 03/14/2005 10:43 PM EST
NO…no Britney here…not even one single tune…
buuuuut there’s this Anastacia - Left outside alone, which I repeteadly slap myself every morning for liking and singing it while the rest of mortals look down at me and laugh…sniff
Posted by
melonian @ 03/14/2005 11:13 PM EST
Ok a lot of people like this group, but Radiohead. I really like their song "Optomistic". I can not listen to anything else by that band.
Posted by
pikachulover @ 03/15/2005 1:08 AM EST
Aqua - Halloween 
Heard it via my buddy’s little sister and now listen to it constantly during the Halloween season (January-November)
Ace of Base - The Sign
Words cannot describe how much I hate and yet love that song. I hate it until I hear it, then I love it. When the song stops, I hate it again.
I fuckin’ hate Journey, but there is no way in hell that you can tell me that "Don’t Stop Believing" isn’t one of the best songs ever.
That shit rocks my mothereffin’ world!
Posted by
Jessie Spano @ 03/15/2005 2:31 AM EST
Totally, waaay off topic, but I know Matt’s shown some old-school wrestling love. Tonight on Raw, there was a Jake The Snake appearance and a tag team win by THE ROCKERS. Awesome stuff.
And on topic, Phil Collins and "Against All Odds", but that’s just since I’ve heard the Postal Service remake of it.
Posted by
Andy @ 03/15/2005 3:43 AM EST
For me, that’d be S Club 7. I can’t stand them, but Ican’t quite get over the uppity goodness of their hit "Bring it All Back." This song is the reason why I stayed in university.
Posted by
Nate @ 03/15/2005 4:23 AM EST
OK…time to totally embarress myself. I despise Jennifer Lopez…despise her. For years, I have said how devoid of talent she is…I mean, shes beautiful and that ass…damn…but I have hated everything that has come out of her mouth…
And now…this "Get Right" song comes out…and everytime I hear it, I like it more and more…yeah, so what? So I like a Jennifer Lopez song…so?
Posted by
Goody @ 03/15/2005 8:32 AM EST
I hate Stone Temple Pilots, but I can’t help liking "Big Empty" from the Crow sndtk. I’m getting old enough that nostalgia is enough to make me rethink my old musical prejudices…
Posted by
devin @ 03/15/2005 8:57 AM EST
Pedro! My brother from another mother! You just made my morning. "Each is sold seperately, with rifle and gear. When trouble’s around, you know the A-Team’s here!"
And this really was a great poll idea Kinglash. I’m loving this stuff.
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/15/2005 9:13 AM EST
Jhnnywalkr
Holy crap, yes, that’s the rest of the song! Thanks, man, it’s been killin me not being able to remember that. Next time I’m at my parents’ house I am soooo looking around the basement for my A-Team figures. I remember their backpacks fit like real backpacks (i.e., their arms went through straps) rather than the pole in the spine technique a-la G.I. Joe. I always liked that.
I don’t remember the other accessories that well (other than a giant gun and toolbox that BA came with), but did hannibal come with disguises? Did he have, for instance, a godzilla costume like the one he wears in the opening credits?
Posted by
Pedro @ 03/15/2005 10:29 AM EST
JL0- Jenny from the block.
Posted by
G4L @ 03/15/2005 10:40 AM EST
I have to agree with the Mariah "All I want for Christmas is you" part, but also the Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams" is a tune I cannot change the station to once it is on - maybe it has something to do with Annie Lennox’s short red hair and the cows that were in the video?!
~Everything’s comin’ up Milhouse!
Posted by
Mugzy. . . @ 03/15/2005 11:01 AM EST
Maroon 5 - Shiver
Terrible band, but ok song with a neat guiter hook. A defenite fluke.
Posted by
CCP @ 03/15/2005 11:21 AM EST
Oh man, I have a lot of those.
"My Bloody Valentine" - Good Charlotte
"Lose Yourself" - Eminem
"My Happy Ending" - Avril Lavinge
"I Want It That Way" - Backstreet Boys
Basically, music my little sister likes.
Posted by
Dean @ 03/15/2005 11:39 AM EST
You know, I don’t remember the accessories too much. There’s an 80’s commercial to look for. If they didn’t have the Godzilla costume, they damn well should have.
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/15/2005 11:51 AM EST
The Red Hot Chili Peppers are Satan. Satan Cubed. On a stick.
But I love "Other Side". You know, that ONE song of theirs where Anthony Kiedis actually sings instead of just talking fast into the mic.
Posted by
stacella @ 03/15/2005 12:01 PM EST
Wow, the response is right up there with the reaction from my "Breasts as a SuperPower" comment from around a year ago. You never know what will pop into my Evil, oversized head.
Posted by
kingklash doesn't live on the edge, but he is within walking distance. @ 03/15/2005 12:54 PM EST
Yes, kudos to you kinglash. Huzzah!
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/15/2005 1:22 PM EST
She Drives me Crazy - Fine Young Cannibals.
I know they had other songs that were somewhat popular…but all of their stuff blew. No idea why I like this song.
Posted by
Axl @ 03/15/2005 1:54 PM EST
Here’s something. The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Every song of their’s I hate, then I like, then I hate again.
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/15/2005 2:39 PM EST
Coldplay… Every song they do just sucks so bad… Except "Clocks". There’s a conspiracy theory there, but I’ll just write it off as a fluke.
Posted by
Tinfoil Underwear @ 03/15/2005 3:04 PM EST
I have a question. Does anyone remember the old Nickelodeon miniseries "The Tomorrow People" about kids who could teleport? I was so obsessed with that while it was on, but have heard nothing about it since.
I have a question. Does anyone remember the old Nickelodeon miniseries "The Tomorrow People" about kids who could teleport? I was so obsessed with that while it was on, but have heard nothing about it since.
I dont recall the tomorrow people, but for some reason "Pinwheel" and "The Thrid Eye" along with "Danger Mouse" and "Count Duckula" are among my earliest Nickelodeon memories. Also… "You cant do that on Television" reminds me of Alanis Morriset (sp?). Not that i really have anything against the Canadian, just her sining (read wailing) at the end of dave mathews "Dont Drink the Water"-the only Dave Mathews Band song i can listen to more than once with out getting the urge to Safety Dance. Midgits Rule!.. I mean, little people rule!
Posted by
primusboy @ 03/15/2005 3:36 PM EST
Would the Theme from the cartoon JEM count?
Posted by
Betty @ 03/15/2005 4:43 PM EST
It’s still Christmas here? God, I love X-E. I haven’t posted in a while, too much stew brewing. Whatever that means. Anyway, I can’t wait to see the new(ish) site, Matt. Next year let’s aim for June before we get rid of the Christmas stuff. That way, we’ll be halfway back to toyland and not too far off from the first sightings of Madd Matt’s Halloween Extravaganza.
Bring on the Nair.
Posted by
Matt (#2?) @ 03/15/2005 4:45 PM EST
Ignorance is bliss, listening to a song I can name the title and artist maybe 1 out of 1000 times. Really bad with the details like that, but I can quote movies and tv shows no problem. If I can’t keep track of who sings what I can just listen without giving much thought to hating anyone. Does anyone know where to find the show biker mice from mars or probe? loved those shows.
Posted by
RAS @ 03/15/2005 5:35 PM EST
U2
Posted by
Ifer Gott @ 03/15/2005 6:21 PM EST
And kidney boy: I saw the veggie tales with the cheeseburger song in it while I was working in my church’s nursery, I thought it was so good/hilarious, that the next time I was at my state fair, I went to the Expo place, found a christian book/video dealer, and bought the video just for that. There is also a song about a Cebu on that tape that is very good.
Posted by
Ifer Gott @ 03/15/2005 6:24 PM EST
Sadly, Easy! :
Britney - Toxic
Hanson - MMMBop
Ice Cube - You Can Do It
I absolutely hate all of the individuals involved with those songs but I’ll be damned if I can resist their charms! Who’s up for Marty Jannety screwing over HBK at Mania?! He couldn’t have forgotten the Barber Shop window incident that easily!
Posted by
Hank Scorpio @ 03/15/2005 10:10 PM EST
Bad Turkey- Mad Mix Master J
Urban - Don Mike
Fast- Lame Jimmy Mike
These will drive you nuts. They do me.
Posted by
Bubba @ 03/15/2005 10:44 PM EST
i agree with kevin ninja rap still is stuck in my head til this day
Posted by
ANDREW @ 03/15/2005 10:47 PM EST
ninja rap naturally
holiday by greenday
many more but its a waste of time to list em all
Posted by
sexynigelthepharoahwizard @ 03/15/2005 10:53 PM EST
I’m stunned that a few people named RHCP as one of the bands they don’t care for. But I suppose it’s just naivety on my part.
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Dean @ 03/15/2005 11:18 PM EST
I can’t stand Celine Dion, especially now that she’s into the Anne Geddes mommy crap and the Vegas show bullshit, but the Titanic song launches me back into 6th grade like no other. Seriously, I’ve blocked 95% of that year out, but when that song comes on, it all returns. Which is strange, because I blocked out that year for a reason, it sucked, but the song bringing it back makes me all nostalgic for stuff I don’t even want to remember.
Posted by
Mara @ 03/15/2005 11:20 PM EST
I can’t stand the music of Kelly Clarkson, but I drop everything and hit the sofa whenever one of her videos appears on the television because she’s just so damned CUTE! Also, I hate Fred Durst with the white-hot passion of 1,000 suns and I’m pleased to report that he hasn’t yet produced a single song that in any way justifies his existence on my planet. I wish him a prompt evisceration.
Posted by
The Yeti @ 03/15/2005 11:25 PM EST
Is it shameful for me to be writing down most of the songs others have mentioned to search for later? Yes? I thought so.
Posted by
Mara @ 03/15/2005 11:26 PM EST
Dirty Pop, by NSYNC. All of their other songs I absolutly despise, but Dirty Pop…stirs something in my soul. I went outta my way to download it, that’s bad enough.
Posted by
Yorissa @ 03/15/2005 11:33 PM EST
I would have to say that when R Kelly is on the radio, I feel unclean. But he’s everywhere, and he still knows his way around a hook. Consequently, I’m slapping myself in the back of the head a lot for humming along. I even tried giving up dancing to R Kelly for Lent. But that’s harder than giving up nicotine…
Posted by
djelvis @ 03/16/2005 2:29 AM EST
"The Tomorrow People" was my favourite show for awhile, and there were many sequel series, but they replaced a main character each time, which pissed me off.
And, every singer I hate has at least one song I can’t help but like, but I can’t think of their titles. I know there’s one song I like that I was embarrased to find out was from N’Sync.
I’ve never been a Creed fan. I always thought of them as nothing more than an extremely poor man’s Peral Jam (a superior group, IMHO). That said, I do like the song "Young Grow Old" which you Yanks first got on "WWF/WWE Forciable Entry" a few years back. It came out in Canada many years earlier on one of their CDs, not that I’d know which one since I don’t own any of their CDs, cuz they still suck ass!
"End of XE? It was a good run"?? What the heck are you talking about?
I HATE Kelly Clarkson and all other pop shit….but damn, I can’t help but enjoy "Miss Independent"- there, it’s off my chest.
And….since I’m getting things off my chest anyway- I still ADORE the New Kids on the Block- I can’t help it! You never get over your first love, right?:)
Posted by
Muppet Baby @ 03/16/2005 9:37 AM EST
Am I the only one who misread Muppet Baby’s post and thought that Andore (of Final Fight fame) was in New Kids on the Block?
Posted by
Gavok @ 03/16/2005 10:43 AM EST
A lot of my friends consider me a music-snob because I rarely give any music that isn’t death-metal a chance. I actually turned down an invitation by this cute girl I met in a bar one night to accompany her back to her place simply because she admitted to liking the music of Linkin Park. It’s important to stand up for what you believe in, but I need to learn to pick my battles better…
Posted by
The Yeti @ 03/16/2005 10:47 AM EST
Corey Hart. Sunny places shady people… Hee, thats a winner
Posted by
Bettieboo @ 03/16/2005 11:22 AM EST
anything U2 after 94
when music died and the only hope for saving rock lays in the hands of david ghrol
also
i hate the eagles and don henly with a passion but i can’t hear the song dirty laundry enough
Posted by
shackman2019 @ 03/16/2005 2:05 PM EST
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.
Posted by
ME @ 03/16/2005 3:17 PM EST
http://www.chrishardwick.com/tron.html
Posted by
ME @ 03/16/2005 3:22 PM EST
I HATE U2, but like "One"
Go figure.
Posted by
Big J @ 03/16/2005 6:29 PM EST
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.
Posted by
Jizzosh @ 03/16/2005 11:00 PM EST
"The Reason" by Hoobastank.
Posted 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.
Posted by
TOM @ 03/16/2005 11:35 PM EST
Whoever his sayin’ they like that terrible Hoobastank song better be takin’ the hardcore piss!
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Jessie Spano @ 03/17/2005 1:38 AM EST
Do me a favor and keep this shit up for Christmas in July…lazy ass
Posted 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
Posted 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.
Posted 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.)
Posted by
shannon @ 03/17/2005 11:36 AM EST
May the wind at your back be not your own!
Posted 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!
Posted 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’…
Posted by
jhnnywalkr @ 03/17/2005 12:05 PM EST
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Posted by
ME @ 03/17/2005 12:10 PM EST
I would have used to have an answer with Céline Dion, as I’m generally not into her stuff, but I like the song "The Power of Love" (the "Because I am your lady, and you are my man" one, not the Back to the Future one from Huey Lewis and the News), however I eventually found out that the Céline version of that song was one of a million cover versions of the Jennifer Rush original, and I like the cover version peformed by the recently departed (much too soon) Laura Branigan much better.
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.
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.
Posted by
primusboy @ 03/17/2005 1:08 PM EST
Semper Fudge.
Posted by
The Yeti @ 03/17/2005 2:18 PM EST
Butthole Surfers (Don’t mind the sun sometimes?)
Sinead O’Connor, Nothing Compares 2U.
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.
springsprite:
I preferred their song Pepper
Some will die in hot pursuit and fiery auto crashes.
Posted 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.
Posted by
A. Nonymous @ 03/17/2005 10:15 PM EST
Uncle O’Grimacy repost, Uncle O’Grimacy repost, the people demand it.
Posted by
Brentantation @ 03/17/2005 11:31 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".
Posted by
Number 5 @ 03/18/2005 9:05 AM 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
Posted by
phunqsauce @ 03/18/2005 12:33 PM EST
heh, maybe i just like bad music…
nah
Posted by
phunqsauce @ 03/18/2005 12:37 PM EST
Shut up - simple plan.
…. I feel so ashamed.
Posted by
Jade @ 03/18/2005 5:45 PM EST
I HATE Eminem, but I think ‘Stan’ is an awesome song.
As a Punk rock fan I also should hate Simple Plan. I don’t and think ‘Shut Up’ is a catchy song.
Posted by
ThS @ 03/20/2005 1:31 PM EST
"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.
getcha groove on by limp bizkit.
i really hate fred durst
Posted by
bionicninja @ 03/23/2005 7:58 PM EST
"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
Posted 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
Posted 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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A Person @ 11/26/2006 10:50 PM EST
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