Minnie the Minx wrote:Not quite, John.
I thought this was a great call the last time we did this. This is truly bad because no one even remembers it. It flops on every level and it's from a so-called "respected" artist.
Minnie the Minx wrote:Not quite, John.
fange wrote:One of the things i really dislike in this life is people raising their voices in German.
TheModernist wrote:Minnie the Minx wrote:Not quite, John.
I thought this was a great call the last time we did this. This is truly bad because no one even remembers it. It flops on every level and it's from a so-called "respected" artist.
penk wrote:Of course, last time we did this we established that for all the banal badness of 'What's Going On', the connoisseur's choice for the most truly evil bad song ever is 'Hey Matthew'.
Ian, Enge, and Beeline CUNT wrote:penk wrote:Of course, last time we did this we established that for all the banal badness of 'What's Going On', the connoisseur's choice for the most truly evil bad song ever is 'Hey Matthew'.
It just makes you want to go and kick a wall, doesn't it?
well, it does me...
Quaco wrote:Ian, Enge, and Beeline CUNT wrote:penk wrote:Of course, last time we did this we established that for all the banal badness of 'What's Going On', the connoisseur's choice for the most truly evil bad song ever is 'Hey Matthew'.
It just makes you want to go and kick a wall, doesn't it?
well, it does me...
Yes me too! Thank you for introducing me to it some years ago. It features strongly in my crap songs pantheon now. (I don't dare listen to it at the moment.)
Quaco wrote:crap songs pantheon
GoogaMooga wrote:Chris De Berk is the King of Krap
comrade moleskin wrote:GoogaMooga wrote:Chris De Berk is the King of Krap
I thought you'd like him.
Quaco wrote:Yes, once the "oh this is a surefire hit" chorus gets repeated over and over. With that big wide mouth!
GoogaMooga wrote:comrade moleskin wrote:GoogaMooga wrote:Chris De Berk is the King of Krap
I thought you'd like him.
Why, because I like pop?
Ian, Enge, and Beeline CUNT wrote:TheModernist wrote:Minnie the Minx wrote:Not quite, John.
I thought this was a great call the last time we did this. This is truly bad because no one even remembers it. It flops on every level and it's from a so-called "respected" artist.
There's loads of shite like that from the same decade. It's bad but no worse than half of those other Bowie imitators.
TheModernist wrote:Ian, Enge, and Beeline CUNT wrote:TheModernist wrote:
I thought this was a great call the last time we did this. This is truly bad because no one even remembers it. It flops on every level and it's from a so-called "respected" artist.
There's loads of shite like that from the same decade. It's bad but no worse than half of those other Bowie imitators.
But it's not so much the sound (which is less Bowie than a cack-handed attempt at jazz-funk) but the sheer tunelessness of it. I've heard few songs wander so unmemorably.
the masked man wrote:It's not worse than Four Non Blondes:
Truly, the most painful song in the history of music.