Dislike the garish bombastic drums, the melodramatic vocal, the insipid doo doo doos and the cheeky chappy landfill indie cover version this inspired.
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Good shout. Ugh.
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omg great shout. So so awful.
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Probably Bohemian Rhapsody but also National Express by The Divine Comedy.
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That Disturbed cover is terrible but it’s far too odd to truly hate. Really intrigued as to why they, an at best second rate nu metal band, decided to do a cover of a Simon and Garfunkel song in a style that’s clearly beyond the vocal capability of their singer.
That Dance Monkey one as well, always gives me the jitters when it comes on the radio.
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Keep trying to put an Oasis song forward, but realise that I hate every single one of them, so need to narrow things down a bit. So…
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Such a banger
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America by Razorlight is up there too
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So much better than the original.
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Also this, which was on the radio a lot at a time when I got a lift to work from someone who listened to Radio 1 exclusively. So bad I genuinely thought it was a piss-take.
Ed Sheeran - Castle On The Hill.
Terrible song.
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Horrible stuff. This is one of those songs that will forever be linked to when I endlessly listened to my local commercial local radio saltation in the mid 1990s (and should stay there tbh).
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Also, Queen - Radio Gaga. Very irritating.
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anything with WA OH! in it is going to wind me up I think
there’s that other one around that time that goes like “WA OH she moves in her own way” or something, that gets under my skin as well
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Professional Widow, that’s terrible too.
Oh yeah that one actually is rubbish
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Rip my ears off pls
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ITT: People hating on both some of the worst songs and the best songs ever written
Opinions eh?
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who can say which is which?