Songs you never want to hear again..

Anything by Miley Cyrus.

She cannot sing, it all just sounds like terrible nasal whining!

_Redzer_ wrote: »

Wait until you hear every drunken bitch in a corner screeching it out at 2AM and you'll be on the same page as us.

Since when has it even become popular? I only know and like it from a Mumford and Sons cover of it I found on youtube (take from that what ye will). I genuinely like that version but in my ignorance it must have been a hit for somebody I've never heard of, right?

Mr.Prodston wrote: »

Since when has it even become popular? I only know and like it from a Mumford and Sons cover of it I found on youtube (take from that what ye will). I genuinely like that version but in my ignorance it must have been a hit for somebody I've never heard of, right?

You and anyone else who have not had to listen to every DJ and cover band on a night out play the Natan Carter version at least twice each night are the luckiest f%%%ers on the planet. Its just horrendous.

Anything that a station classes as "new music" even though I heard it months ago on BBC radio or the likes. (Looking the direction of Breach or Ben Westbeech - Jack)

Blurred Lines should be let die already. Horrid production.
Radiohead - Creep. Their most overrated song.
Coldplay - Anything from either Mylo Xyloto or Viva La Vida. Their worst albums.
Anything commercial released by Grime artists such as Dizzee Rascal and Wiley. People should know their original stuff. Absolutely brilliant.
David Guetta's big discography of **** with crap by Flo-Rida and Pitbull.
Galway Girl.
Anything by Swedish House Mafia or Avicii. (This coming from a DJ)

"cuz of my humps,my humps,my humps,my humps...you love my lady lumps..in the back and in the front"

One of the worst songs ever written!!

Optimalprimerib wrote: »

Anything by katy perry, 1d or rhianna. Each single is manufactured to be as catchy as fvck so to me they are not artists, just s face to a music factory.

At least with bieber, I believe he must write his own as they sound sh1t enough to be written by an artist with his "talent"

Disposable pop music...you can throw 'Pink' in that categorie too, she used to have some credibility when she first came on the scence, but now its just pure drivvel, singing lyrics as if they are made up she goes along, usually appealing to whatever topic is popular with the masses at the time.

Christmas songs. All of them.