Hell, if I'm at a nightclub and one of their songs is being played, I'm leaving.
Which song do you hate the most? - Air your anger.
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While I respect that she actually gives her money out to people in need and scholarships, her "music" is fucking legitimate garbage
99 Luftbaloons, but that's because it makes me sad everytime.
All the Five Night's at Freddy's songs by the Living Tombstone.
"Simple Man" literally makes me grit my teeth every time I hear it. It's like listening to someone use an angle grinder on a concrete slab.
Then there was that "Broken" atrocity with Amy Lee, in which the angle grinder is mixed with a chainsaw.
Most-modern day Bollywood music holy crap the quality went down the toilet after 2012
What a shame.
Crazytown - Butterfly. I hate that song with a rage usually reserved for chomos. When it came out in 1999 I couldn't turn on the radio, MTV ( they did play music once) , or go anywhere without hearing that lazy, droning, whitebread, rapmetal, trash on repeat 50 times a day. The worst part was the girl that was blowing me at the time ( shit was so cash) loved that fucking group, which certainly didn't do any favors for our high school fling.
Then there is the entirety of Lulu. That happy little collab between Metallica and the late Lou Reed which was the most pretentious, grating, and just flat bad album ever made. They even had the audacity to defend it by saying "oh you just don't get it!"... no Kirk.. I get it, and fucking blows. There's avant garde, there's experimental, and then there is Lulu. It's like if someone magically turned every soijack meme into audio. It's fucking horrible and made Saint Anger seem like a magnum opus by comparison.
Then there is the entirety of Lulu. That happy little collab between Metallica and the late Lou Reed which was the most pretentious, grating, and just flat bad album ever made. They even had the audacity to defend it by saying "oh you just don't get it!"... no Kirk.. I get it, and fucking blows. There's avant garde, there's experimental, and then there is Lulu. It's like if someone magically turned every soijack meme into audio. It's fucking horrible and made Saint Anger seem like a magnum opus by comparison.
I have a weird sort of respect for Lulu. It's utterly unlistenable stupid garbage, for sure. I don't think I've even got all the way through a single song. But I do respect Metallica in particular for making it. They tried something different, something weird, and something that most people were inevitably going to really fucking hate and that nobody was going to buy. I can guarantee you their record company didn't want them to make it, their management didn't want them to make it, but they fucking did it anyway because they wanted to for purely artistic reasons.
Any time some greasy fat double-denim thrash loser says that Metallica "sold out", remember Lulu. Bands that have "sold out" don't make albums like Lulu and don't collaborate with the man who made Metal Machine Music on an experimental thrash slam poetry album that probably appealed to exactly nobody but the musicians making it. I'd rather bands like Metallica experiment, try something crazy, something driven by what they want to do artistically, rather than just shit out the same album over and over like Slayer. Even though Lulu failed on every single level, I'm still glad it exists.
I'm not going to listen to it though. I don't respect it THAT much.
I'm with you on that. It's like I totally got what they were going for and Metallica for all their faults aren't bad, hell I'll still give the Black album and And Justice For All a play from time to time, plus Lou Reed is fucking amazing. Lulu was one of those things that on paper should have been one of those crowning achievements for rock in all it's forms and instead it was.... so fucking weird and not in a good way. I gave it an earnest listen when it came out and I just could not bring myself to like any of Lulu. Although, art(aut)tistically speaking, it's still better than the weird shit Yoko Ono and John Lennon put out.
That's what Phil (ADF) thought "edgy communist music" was.
They've finally stopped making vidya music in recent years and have transitioned into content based on their own characters. So the FNAF stuff might finally be over.
What about the other people who did their own independent songs?
100gecs and all other hyperpop. I thought it was ironic and making fun of pop music and HeheFunnies but turns out fans actually think it's good.
I hate this one solely because the boss at my first job would play the fuck out of it like there was no tomorrow.
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While it's an easy target, one of my least favorite songs is Michael Bolton's How Am I Supposed To Live Without You, the most overwrought, whiny breakup song ever recorded.
Also, this number by Peter, Paul and Mary which, just listening to it, this neutered, whispy folk plea to not laugh at people, because "we're all the same" makes me want to laugh right in the faces of everyone mentioned in the song out of spite.
Also, this number by Peter, Paul and Mary which, just listening to it, this neutered, whispy folk plea to not laugh at people, because "we're all the same" makes me want to laugh right in the faces of everyone mentioned in the song out of spite.
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I have a special kind of Hate for Bohemian Rhapsody
Born this way by lady Gaga now that I've actually listened to the lyrics. (Patrick bateman was right about lyrics)
You could arguably blame Gaga and her pro LGBT message for being the reason we're bombarded with so much LGBT bs today... And troons
You could arguably blame Gaga and her pro LGBT message for being the reason we're bombarded with so much LGBT bs today... And troons
Fucking Baby Shark. That and 'Thank U Next' by Ariana Grande.
