What Are Your Least Favorite Songs/Bands

You're really going to try to pretend that Tool, Chevelle, Soundgarden (or any grunge), REO Speedwagon, Skynard or John Denver are good?

 

Only Metallica's first 4 albums are good.

 

They made lots of money so your opinion doesn’t really matter.

 

for your delectation:

List of music considered the worst - Wikipedia


includes my 1st pick:

"Sussudio", Phil Collins (1985)
Critic Michael Saunders in the Sun-Sentinel named "Sussudio" as the worst song of the rock era, describing it as "insipid" and "indefensibly stupid".[86] Guardian journalist Tom Service wrote: "'Sussudio' brings me out in a cold sweat... there's no colder or more superficial sound in popular music."[87] Michael Musto in The Village Voice listed it as the second worst song ever and said that it "could have been the theme song for the Third Reich, it was that insidious and evil".[88] Creative Loafing Charlotte writer Matt Brunson called it the worst song of the 1980s.[89] The track has also been criticized for sounding too similar to Prince's "1999";[90] Mark Caro in the Chicago Tribune labelled it a "ripoff".

 

McDonald's makes lots of money too. Does that mean their burgers are better than the ones you can grill at home?

 

I think the only one I don't agree with is Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da.

 

Eminem, I never liked any of that music, hip hop in general is garbage, not to many intelligent ideas coming out of that genre and it's gotten worse as the decades pass by, time for something new all together. I tire of the greatest hits, artist put out careers worth of material but only one song gets played on the air your entire lifetime and the song came out 20 years before you were born. My ho hum, my definition of music is familiar sounds and noises that remind you of your time on this planet, music is generational for the most part. I also can't stand that late 90s - 2000s pop punk that is still in rotation. I'm also tired of music that influences negative behavior. Lets say I'm not a fan of music at all this day in age, it's all trash. That don't mean I won't listen to a song I like, or don't like for that matter.

 

ABBA
Billy Joel
B-52's
Flock of Seagulls
Carrie Underwood
U2
Culture Club

 

Oooh I have many... here we go. Neil Diamond, 5 finger death punch, imagine dragons, the beatles, puddle of mud, the beach boys, Jimmy Buffet, U2, Bob Dylan, The doors, Dave Mathews band, oasis, coldplay, Jack Johnson, Phil Collins, Guns N Roses, White Stripes, Volbeat, Bonjovi, Elvis, and their are many more including basically all modern rap, pop, and modern country

 

Jimi was a huge influence for Satriani.

 

My first legal job was working at Hollywood Video. Good times. Watched 1,000 movies for free during my tenure. During business hours you could play Disney movies or live concert tapes on the overhead screens. Had a boss that loves the Eagles. Played it on repeat. We kept throwing away the tape because we got SO sick of it. He kept buying it. I HATE THE FUCKING EAGLES, MAN.

 

Black album definitely wasn't the same but it still worked okay for me.

I reminded him of that one, to his chagrin.

 

Sublime


oh and by the way...

 

I actually have a vinyl pressing of the Kiss My A** tribute album.... Clear red vinyl...

Gonna hit up Record Store Day tomorrow... The only special releases I am looking for (maybe) are the Carl Stalling Project Double-LP, and the Beatles 45 of "I want to Hold your Hand" backed with "I saw her Standing There"... And for the latter, I don't know if the 45 will be pressed in stereo or not... the original(s) were not....

 

Ah, the art of Normie Rockshit

 

Lenny Kravitz.

 

U twisted or sumthin of the sorts

 

Led Zeppelin. I cannot stand Robert Plants singing. Nails on a chalkboard sounds better to my ear. lol

 

I hate when radio stations play his cover of American Woman instead of the original.