bugs wrote:


I like that this topic (a nearly unanswerable question) has degenerated into "what are the worst songs/bands of the 70's & 80's?".

What do you mean worst songs. Kenny Loggins and Phil Collins, it just don't get any better!

gotta cut loose, footlose, put on my sunday shoes,
capn

this is too bizarre, all the talk of phil collins and/or genesis. cause just two days ago i realized that genesis rules! i mean HELLA RULEZ!

ABACAB? awesome use of odd meter?
DON CAB? um, wishing they were genesis?

man it was all so clear. also, i don't recommend driving whilst whacked out on peyote, especially in elk grove. stupid cops with something to prove! if he wasn't such a huge phil collins fan i dunno what i woulda done.

am i the first to say it? "Stairway to Heaven"?

an obvious one

12XU

bugs wrote:What do you mean worst songs. Kenny Loggins and Phil Collins, it just don't get any better!

It doesn't get any better, eh?

I was at a junky antique shop in my neighborhood over the weekend. In a booth I found some LP's. The one that caught my attention in particular was a Peter Cetera LP with the "Glory of Love" song on it for 50 cents. This definately puts either of your entrants to shame.

In fact, I'm going to return to this store and purchase that LP. In the future when I'm asked the question "what is the worst record you own?" I will be able to respond that this LP is unarguably the worst thing of the 750 or so LP's in my collection. There are alot of so-bad-it's-good items in there (Mrs. Miller, Jonathan & Darlene Edwards, Flash Gordon Soundtrack, Rush-Signals), but this will end all debate as to what could be the worst.

"...Like a knight in shining armor, from a long time ago..."

Bandway "Four Day Weekend"