Songs you hate:

Reamer Fanny

Anything by Taylor Swift.

TURRICAN

Put a ring on it from that wan with the big ass

ArtyC

Lofty123 wrote: »

Also cringe-making is "where do you go to my lovely (?)" by Peter Starstedt.

ANYTHING by The Cranberries, what is with that woman wailing? she always sounds as if she has hurt herself!

Ah I love that song!!

jossnjuice

that new Diamonds yoke by Rhianna........i have to walk away when it comes on.......utter ****e.

Father Damo

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

that ed sheeran c*nt and his new song about his baby....puke

His mention of going mad for a copule grams and being "druuuunnnk again, Ill be drunnnnnkkkkk again" on middle of the road folksy songs aimed at women is a bit Alan Partridge "why? cos Im a bloody bloke!" in its subject matter alright.

pookiesboo

Anything by The Coronas, Blizzards (Who buys that ****e?) and Irish bands in general,

Celine Dion Titanic song

Anything by the Lighthouse Family or M People

Alicano

irishguitarlad wrote: »

Anything by Coldplay, just depressing as **** music, that I think I want to marry you song by Bruno Mars, what a wanker and single ladies by Beyonce, ****ing ****e.

You're my new best friend.

dirtyghettokid

A lot of my hated songs have already been mentioned.
I cannot stand most of the songs on the radio at present. Past hated songs include driving in my car by madness (i like madness but hate that song)
Rockafella skank or whatever its called by fatboy slim
Thunderstruck by acdc. My ma actually said when i was a kid that it sounded like cats being murdered.. I agree
I think anything that gets overplayed i end up hating!
Celine ****ing dion! Nickleback! Bryan adams! Im canadian and let me tell you.. We hate most of our internationally known artists. The good **** never gets heard outside of the country.
U2 post 1990 does m head in, especially beautiful day or sweetest thing.
Any mainstream tune with a banjo. Anything by florence and the machine..
Kesha. Jason derulo. Jaysis i could be here all day.....

demanufactured

All current mainstream pop is ****.

/thread

razorblunt

I spent 6 weeks of the summer in 2002 with my leg in plaster and on crutches and we just had Sky installed.
Spent alot of time watching tv and would often stick on the music channels if I was doing something else. Nelly & Kelly Rowland Dilemma and Avril lavigne's girlfriend were on repeatt constantly. One random Tuesday had at least one of those songs on 6 different channels at the same time.l

I quickly spent alot of time playing Beehive Bedlam on the games service!

languagenerd

There are lots of songs that I don't like, but the ones I hate tend to be the ones that get overplayed to the point of torture.

Don't Stop Believing - Journey (kinda liked it until it got played EIGHT times at my debs)

We Found Love - Rihanna & Calvin Harris

When We Collide - Matt Cardle (A horrendous cover that does no justice to the Biffy Clyro song)

We are never ever ever ever ever ever ever (etc.) getting back together - Taylor Swift (Jaysus, no words).

Anything by Cheryl Cole.

And that "Last Friday Night" song by Katy Perry. Most stupid lyrics ever: "It's a blacked-out blur but I'm pretty sure it ruuuuled!" (Meaning: "I can't remember, might have been assaulted, like, but it was probably grand"). :mad:

SilverScreen

pookiesboo wrote: »

Anything by The Coronas, Blizzards (Who buys that ****e?) and Irish bands in general,

The Coronas and The Blizzards are joke bands, but I can tell that you haven't listened to many Irish bands if you are going to make a sweeping generalisation like that.

Rjd2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ypa2BOvQtss

I could moan for ages about this drivel, but someone another board explained much more articulately about its woefulness.

No noms for "I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker" yet?...meh, I would do it but it's just a wee bit played out

You could write whole essays about how awful it is. The lyrics are the easiest bit to take the piss out of, and the fact that she so clearly thinks she's saying something Profound And Important makes them worse, but it's such an awful, **** tune as well.

The way it starts out acappella, which is always the sign of someone who thinks a) they've got an incredible soulful voice and b) YOU'RE ABOUT TO HEAR A PROPER ANTHEM HERE. Yet, what actually comes out of her mewling, advert-jingle-singing mouth first is THIS. ****ING THIS:


Oh I wish I was a punk rocker with flowers in my hair
In '77 and '69 revolution was in the air

...instantly co-opting two hugely different movements into one in the worst kind of "woo! Let's buy rebellious t-shirts from Topshop" sloganeering. Every single ****ing lyric in the song is so monumentally awful as to make me want to feed my ears to a hungry dog, but I will save special mention for the vacuous yearning for a time when "the super info highway was still drifting out in space", sung by an artist who famously made her entire career exploiting the promotional possibilities of the internet.

There's just something so intolerably nauseating about someone who yearns for revolution by harking on back to the ****ing old days like your dithering old racist gran, clutching a rolled-up Daily Mail as she natters about when we still had to send handwritten letters in the **** post, and the good old days when "footballers still had long hair and dirt across their face". That's an actual lyric from Sandi Thom's song. ON TOP OF THAT there's a line that apparently calls for more ignorance, and a line which confuses Tony Blair for the Queen.

But the absolute nadir of the song has to be this bit:


And when god saved the queen she turned a whiter shade of pale

Just such a toweringly awful lyric. A lyric which is **** because it thinks it's clever, when all it's done is awkwardly stick two song titles together to make them both into a completely meaningless, empty void. You know when she wrote that she sat back and beamed with pride, because she was too stupid to understand the extent of her unutterable ****ness. There are probably people who heard that and thought they were clever for getting how it was two song title references. I hope all those people are now dead.

http://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=27884.140;wap2


Also

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lOb799cTxM

STOP SCREAMING PLEASE.

Barna77

Biffy Clyro - Stingin' Belle

This Club - I Won't Worry.... I feel bad knowing that I might be in the video...

Alexis Jordan - Happines

Glen Hansard - Falling Slowy; The Fray - How to save a life = suicidal songs...

:mad:

Alicano

Fairytale Of New York..Can't go out anywhere at Christmas and not be aurally violated from that drunklin' pulling out of one another excuse of a melody. Everyone dying for the 'Cheap lousy ******' bit makes me want to kill.
Most of Beyonce's ringtone car alarm sh+te.
That Vindaloo tune years back.
David Guetta. Please die.
Anything by that Flo Rida gimp or a song that 'Feats' one of those gobsh+tes.
Any song that gets covered in Xfactor usually qualifies as muck.
I'm now angry..

ruthloss

All Country and Western songs.,

"I've got tears in my ears 'cause I'm crying in my sleep over you hu!!"

Father Damo

Rjd2 wrote: »

Also

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lOb799cTxM

STOP SCREAMING PLEASE.

GTFO! Absoloute house classic.

tinyk68

ArtyC wrote: »

That ****ing kid rock ****e!!! Grrrr of was 1989 ...... Aaaaarrrrgggh I'm angry just writing this!!!!

OH GOD I CAN'T STAND THAT SONG!!!! He took a classic and ruined it. When I hear the opening bars I think it's "Sweet Home Alabama" then it turns into utter sh**e. The same applies to One Direction's latest "hit". Starts off sounding like The Clash. What a let down when you realise what it actually is.

Father Damo

languagenerd wrote: »

Don't Stop Believing - Journey (kinda liked it until it got played EIGHT times at my debs)

I kinda liked the plot of The Sopranos for eight YEARS until this song was played in the farcial end to such a great series.

Anyone who reckons The Sopranos ending was great has not actually watched the 7 year long series in any great depth and therefore does not understand how unrelateable to the plotine it was. Having watched the entire 7 odd series 6 times over, it was a great show, best drama ever made, but a sell out ending completely contradicting the storyline. Anyone who regards it as otherwise is frankly an idiot.

And that, therefore, is why I do not like Journey. Because it reminds me of 7 years of my life following a storyline being ended with what seemed like a signal loss, which when examined bore zero relevance to the plot of The Sopranos and was simply a lazy, open ended ending in case David Chase needs a few quid in 10 years.

Was Tony shot dead? No. He had his dinner and went home. Anyone who believes otherwise never watched the series properly.

pookiesboo

Zero1986 wrote: »

The Coronas and The Blizzards are joke bands, but I can tell that you haven't listened to many Irish bands if you are going to make a sweeping generalisation like that.

I probably havent listened to EVERY Irish band that ever was but apart from early U2 there isnt one Irish band out there that I like. I worked in a music shop for many years where new Irish bands music was being played daily and I also listen to Dave Fanning religiously and hes a big promoter of new Irish music so I'd have some clue as to whats out there...Thats my opinion

jkell061

Kid rock sweet home Alabama!

karaokeman

Littlegirllost wrote: »

Angels by Robbie Williams I don't get what all the fuss was about!

It was about a poor Dublin man's dead daughter and Rob ripped him off.

pookiesboo

Father Damo wrote: »

I kinda liked the plot of The Sopranos for eight YEARS until this song was played in the farcial end to such a great series.

Anyone who reckons The Sopranos ending was great has not actually watched the 7 year long series in any great depth and therefore does not understand how unrelateable to the plotine it was. Having watched the entire 7 odd series 6 times over, it was a great show, best drama ever made, but a sell out ending completely contradicting the storyline. Anyone who regards it as otherwise is frankly an idiot.

And that, therefore, is why I do not like Journey. Because it reminds me of 7 years of my life following a storyline being ended with what seemed like a signal loss, which when examined bore zero relevance to the plot of The Sopranos and was simply a lazy, open ended ending in case David Chase needs a few quid in 10 years.

Was Tony shot dead? No. He had his dinner and went home. Anyone who believes otherwise never watched the series properly.

Read an interview with James Gandolfini and he said that he doesnt believe that Tony was whacked either. Still dont get what the whole Meadow parking the car thing was about in the final scenes...
As for that song, Irish radio stations seem to be obsessed with it still:mad:

storker

"In the Army Now" by Status Quo

"Zombie" by The Cranberries

"The Fields of Athenry" by anyone who bloody well sings it.

"Fairtytale of New York". Not that it's a bad song as such, just way too overlplayed. Even a full year's break from it isn't long enough.

Lots of others I can't think of right now.

Stork

Aglomerado

ruthloss wrote: »

All Country and Western songs.,

"I've got tears in my ears 'cause I'm crying in my sleep over you hu!!"

"I flushed you from the toilets of my heart":D:pac::pac:

"Bad Romance" by Lady Gaga makes me want to strangle someone.

karaokeman

Sex on Fire, people only like that song because it mentions the word sex
Anything by Lady GaGa, most unoriginal artist to ever grace the music scene, didn't invent any of her own clothes either
Anything by The Wanted, you're no Take That lads
Chart dance songs with rap in between, just no
Anything by Mumford and Sons... boring whiney drivel
Yellow Submarine by The Beatles, I get it alright you live in a submarine that's yellow

Juicyfruit

This.

This song make me want to rip my own face off. Stupid repetitive music and lyrics.

I feel angry just thinking about it! :mad:

af_thefragile

^Ooh I actually used to like that song wayyy back in the days... kinda nostalgic hearing it again...

Anything by most modern pop artists. Lady Gaga, Kesha, Nicky Minaj, Katy Perry etc.
They all sound the same with the over produced music and vocals, dancey beats, repetitive "catchy" lyrics etc. Its just unimaginative ****e.
Oh and also really despise the Party Rock song by LMFAO. I really don't get it how so many people seem to love that ****e. I can't stand it for even a minute.

Whatever happened when Led Zeppelin, David Bowie and Pink Floyd constituted popular music!

Moghead

Bom Bom by Sam and the Womp is one of the most annoying songs of the year. Really annoying video too.

The song by The Calling that was all over the radio about 10 years ago.

That Jive Bunny song from the 80s is very annoying too.

carrick79

Bob Dylan - Hurricane

Hate it, and it seems to last an eternity. :mad: