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holy shit that song is terrible. Madonna never made sense to me. How did she get as big as she did? Her singing voice sucks and she was never even attractive, even at her physical peak. Like I got Britney Spears, she was a grade A piece of ass, 20 years ago she was smoking hot. Girls wanted to look like her and guys wanted to sleep with her. Madonna? Don't get it. She has always been kinda hit- looks like down river white trash from Detroit. Which is actually exactly what she was. Speaking of Madonna, she looks like a freaking ape nowadays. She should be a PSA warning for botched plastic surgery gone wrong for everyone.

Her early-mid 80s behavior/outfits/willingness to "go there" mid-Reagan presidency while everyone else was clutching their pearls.

Oh I just remembered another one I really, really hate.

"Hey Jude"

What a horrible screeching chorus of cacophony that 7 minute torture device is.

Anything by a number of clowns, including Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Cilene Dion, Whitney Houston. I could go on and on with voices that just make my skin crawl.

This violates the point of the game. 

You gotta pick one as the worst. It can’t be four expansive catalogues. 

It’s also, “take a drunk girl home.” 

This violates the point of the game.

You gotta pick one as the worst. It can’t be four expansive catalogues.

It’s also, “take a drunk girl home.”

Balderdash. 

Every song that's been posted so far has at least a million R&B songs that are quite a bit worse. 

There very few bands our artists where I like everY song, or don’t like any song. 

One exception is AC/DC.  They never made a song I could tolerate for more than 5 seconds.  Just very unpleasant noise.

Paul Stanley says you're wrong...............


Kiss frontman and guitarist Paul Stanley, who waxes lyrical about the Aussie icon’s gargantuan 1980 album Back In Black.

“When Brian Johnson joined AC/DC, I was curious – like everyone was – about how that would impact the band and the chemistry they had with Bon Scott,” says Stanley. “But what they created with Back In Black was just monumental. The way that album starts with Hells Bells, it hit me like the first time I heard Black Sabbath – like, ‘Holy shit!’ With Back In Black the band’s sound was polished to some degree. They were building on what they’d done before, moving forward. That kind of bare-bones grit they had in the early days was replaced with this driving sonic overload. But it was so brilliant. I thought what was gained overrode what was lost.”

By that point, Stanley was already a big AC/DC fan, having seen them perform in Los Angeles a few years before. “AC/DC are the real deal and I knew that from the first time I saw them,” he says. “It was at the Whisky A Go Go in LA, sometime in the mid-seventies. They were so gritty, and the adrenaline level was just crazy. The amount of energy that Angus was expending on stage was mind boggling.”

Great topic.

I am a huge Pink Floyd fan, but I cannot stand the song Another Brick in the Wall Pt 2. And for some stupid reason, it seems to be about the only song people know from the Wall album. I can listen to that album front to back with no problem, but have to skip over that song. 

I really love music, and I find there are songs in pretty much every genre that I like, but there are also songs in every genre that I don't.