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Title: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: freedom78 on December 22, 2006, 11:50:35 AM
Just spotted this one on msnbc.com.  A nice (shitty) selection of the most annoying tracks of '06, with some "thoughtful" commentary  ;D

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16300742/


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: T_Roxie on December 22, 2006, 11:59:48 AM
This one is the best:

"Lips of an Angel," Hinder
This song sounds like it was scooped from Nickleback?s septic tank.


I love how they say so little about it, compared to all the others  :rofl:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Bill 213 on December 22, 2006, 12:34:46 PM
Haha good read...and they put that stupid Evanescence song in there too.  I can't stand that crap, Amy Lee sounds like a dying cat. 



Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: GNR_Green on December 22, 2006, 03:35:59 PM
There isn't enough time for this, I'd have to set aside a few hours to compile a full list!  Where to start?!


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: BillBailey on December 23, 2006, 07:02:53 PM
This one is the best:

"Lips of an Angel," Hinder
This song sounds like it was scooped from Nickleback?s septic tank.


I love how they say so little about it, compared to all the others? :rofl:

I always love a Nickelback insult. Worst band ever! Well except for maybe creed. And how about for songs we wish we could leave in 06 anything by Nickelback


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Izzy on December 23, 2006, 07:37:55 PM
Anything by The Feeling, damn they are just beyond lame, naff doesnt quite go far enough - i have never heard such pathetic guitar solos and the lyrics are comical


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: bazgnr on December 23, 2006, 09:34:00 PM
The Stefani song with the ridiculous yodeling. 

Please...let it end.


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Saikin on December 23, 2006, 11:10:48 PM
This one is the best:

"Lips of an Angel," Hinder
This song sounds like it was scooped from Nickleback?s septic tank.


I love how they say so little about it, compared to all the others? :rofl:

Hinder does have a really strong Nickelback vibe.

It's hilarious how this band claims to be "bringing back the decedant rock lifestyle", when their main fan base is 14 year old girls and 40 year old house wives.  :rofl:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Saikin on December 23, 2006, 11:13:25 PM
I just thought of another one.

That damn song by "The Fray".  Where he just goes "everyone knows i'm in over my head, over my head"  I fuckin hate that band. 

And Panic!  Fall Out Boy, all those bands.  I wish they could just die with 06.   :love:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: GNR_Green on December 24, 2006, 11:39:09 AM
Green Day.


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Robman? on December 24, 2006, 02:44:50 PM
I just thought of another one.

That damn song by "The Fray".  Where he just goes "everyone knows i'm in over my head, over my head"  I fuckin hate that band. 

And Panic!  Fall Out Boy, all those bands.  I wish they could just die with 06.   :love:

same here - while we're at it - the Pussy Cat Dolls, lest face it, the music is crap :hihi:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Saikin on December 24, 2006, 02:48:59 PM
I just thought of another one.

That damn song by "The Fray".? Where he just goes "everyone knows i'm in over my head, over my head"? I fuckin hate that band.?

And Panic!? Fall Out Boy, all those bands.? I wish they could just die with 06.? ?:love:

same here - while we're at it - the Pussy Cat Dolls, lest face it, the music is crap :hihi:

If their music video for "Buttons" didn't have Snoop in it, and didn't have any music... it'd be a lot better.   :rofl:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Robman? on December 24, 2006, 02:53:13 PM
I just thought of another one.

That damn song by "The Fray".  Where he just goes "everyone knows i'm in over my head, over my head"  I fuckin hate that band. 

And Panic!  Fall Out Boy, all those bands.  I wish they could just die with 06.   :love:

same here - while we're at it - the Pussy Cat Dolls, lest face it, the music is crap :hihi:

If their music video for "Buttons" didn't have Snoop in it, and didn't have any music... it'd be a lot better.   :rofl:

yeah, putting the tv on mute is the best thing you can do

and if i recorded it  could fast forward through snoop  :yes:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: mrlee on December 24, 2006, 02:57:53 PM
all the emo, "power pop", mcfly. all the usual crap


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: D on December 25, 2006, 01:20:25 AM
EMO, Fergie, Black Eyed Peas, Gwen Stefani and the pussycat Dolls.


What happened to Gwen,  that is an American Tragedy :'( :'(


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: fastfoxgt on December 25, 2006, 07:06:55 AM
How about the Killers, My Chemical Romance and Panic at the disco.


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: bazgnr on December 25, 2006, 08:23:40 AM
Anything by Beyonce.


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Robman? on December 26, 2006, 05:02:20 PM
Anything by Beyonce.

I think just about any pop music,  : ok:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: CheapJon on December 26, 2006, 05:36:19 PM
EMO, Fergie, Black Eyed Peas, Gwen Stefani and the pussycat Dolls.


What happened to Gwen,? that is an American Tragedy :'( :'(

that's a good list, although some bands who have been labeled as "EMO" are ok but most of 'em kinda shittie, also agrees with gwen i mean WTF from "don't speak" an no doubt to an obsession with asian little schoolgirls and dorky songs :nervous:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Gordi on December 28, 2006, 07:42:13 AM
Oh jeez,

Anything by: Panic! At The Disco, Evanesence, Nickelback, AFI, Gwen Stefani, Pussycat Dolls, James Blunt, My Chemical Romance, Fergie,

Also:
Flaunt It - TV Rock (aussies will know what I'm talking about) = It's probably the worst song of the year
Forever Young - Youth Group (I am deathly sick of this song)


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: NicoRourke on December 28, 2006, 07:52:56 AM
Comments on this site are priceless ;D


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Derby Greg on December 28, 2006, 08:30:31 AM
Anything by Beyonce.

I think just about any pop music,  : ok:


Don't you think there is a place for pop music? I mean none of us here are fans but there has always been pop music and some of it can be well written (although not by the artists performing it  :hihi:) and dare I say it the occasional guilty pleasure of a song pops out.

I mean if the world solely consisted of rock music would it be a better place or would we get bored because we had nothing to slag off?

Hmmm interesting.

But yes back to poor Gwen......is indeed a shame.

-Greg


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: Robman? on December 28, 2006, 10:04:10 AM
Anything by Beyonce.

I think just about any pop music,  : ok:


Don't you think there is a place for pop music? I mean none of us here are fans but there has always been pop music and some of it can be well written (although not by the artists performing it  :hihi:) and dare I say it the occasional guilty pleasure of a song pops out.

I mean if the world solely consisted of rock music would it be a better place or would we get bored because we had nothing to slag off?

Hmmm interesting.

But yes back to poor Gwen......is indeed a shame.

-Greg

I guess not, and some pop is good,

yay to pop music  :beer:


Title: Re: Songs We Wish We Could Leave in 2006
Post by: freedom78 on December 28, 2006, 02:15:29 PM
Don't you think there is a place for pop music? I mean none of us here are fans but there has always been pop music and some of it can be well written (although not by the artists performing it  :hihi:) and dare I say it the occasional guilty pleasure of a song pops out.

Elton John is a great performer, and I'd classify MOST of his work as pop (though it also falls into the uber-generic "classic rock" category).  I tried listening to some pop the other day, just to see what the buzz was about.  It was Coldplay.  It was awful.  So whiny!  I mean, I don't need ALL my music to be infused with testosterone, but come on!