Champion Rabbit wrote:What can I say?

I hate AC/DC.

I'm not sure that I understand you. Are you saying that you dislike the music of AC/DC? This is a very unusual concept... Do you have some kind of brain disfunction? Are you unwell? When did this start happening to you?

Champion Rabbit - I normally agree with you on so many things.

DOUBLE POST.

B_M_L wrote:I'm not sure that I understand you. Are you saying that you dislike the music of AC/DC? This is a very unusual concept... Do you have some kind of brain disfunction? Are you unwell? When did this start happening to you?

I have no idea what it is about AC/DC that people enjoy. Genuinely.

There's a C/NC about 'em somewhere. I did my bit there...

Champion Rabbit wrote:I have no idea what it is about AC/DC that people enjoy. Genuinely.

Um...they rock. Genuinely.

I hate so much music that I could probably compile a bottom ten "Ten Most Hated Songs Lists" list.

I haven't read thru the thread, so apologies if someone else said the same thing.

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tmidgett wrote:This thread is years old, and no one has mentioned MacArthur Park.

Tim Midgett! Donna Summer's version of "MacArthur Park" is actually pretty good, and I despise that song. I believe Giorgio Moroder was involved with her cover, which is a "plus" for me, but may well be a "minus" for everyone else.

Waylon Jennings does a listenable version of this song. He can slather just about anything with bald-faced gravity and make it work. With Jessi Colter's help, he even convinced me to make it all the way through "Bridge Over Troubled Water."

Okay, there have been a lot of good ones on here. Many old songs - classics from the 7th circle, if you will.

My own personal musical hell exists at the gym on the top floor of the building I work in. I bike into work on a daily basis, go upstairs, shower and return to my desk refreshed.

However the 15 minutes spent in the gym facility are brought to me from XM Radio Channel 26. A gift from the beelzebub of satellite broadcasting. Oh, 26! How I detest thee!

#1) That fucking Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars song. You are the most bland, insipid, non-rocking piece of shizzola in recent musical memory; with your endless duh-da duh-da duh-da retard ostinato and pussy boy voice. And, since it's a hit, they must play it 384 times a day!

#2) Nickelback - Far Away. Any Nickelback is trite crap in the vein of the "we rock hard, but are sensitive guys too" dichotomy of douchebag to begin with, but since you are the one I'm forced to hear most, you are on the list!

There is a special room in Hell waiting for me should I royally fuck up with evil in this life, and this radio station will be playing full tilt for all eternity at me should I get there. No contrapuntal bliss of Bach, no brilliant harmonic invention from Haydn or Coltrane. Just bland shite made to remind the Wrigelyville crowd that the only things in life worth writing or singing about are boy-girl relationships and vapid personal emotional suffering and ennui.

Follow Up: Eight more may follow, if I can get over just how bad these two are first.

I hate all "popular" music.

Wait, no.

I just hate music.


Yep.

I've mostly gone for that turgid sentimental shit that I hate more than anything.

New Kid in Town : The Eagles

Tears in Heaven : Eric Clapton

Ebony and Ivory : Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder

Chariots of Fire Theme : Vangelis

Crocodile Rock : Elton John

What About Me? : Moving Pictures and a latter day cover by that turd Australian Idol Winner Shannon Noll.

Follow You, Follow Me : Genesis

Don’t Give Up : Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush

Babe : Styx

Obla-Di-Obla-Da : The Beatles