your top 5 least favorite bands

[Udo 0]

Oh, now you're dissing Mungo Jerry?

IT'S ON!

[Tenacious_Peaches 0]

:insert Radhi's popcorn smiley here:

[Farin 2]

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[Tenacious_Peaches 0]

Yay! Thanks, darling. I wish I had someone like you in real life to find things for me when I scream them out loud. Mr. Peaches don't play that.

[Farin 2]

you mean you randomly run around your house yelling "KEYS?" or "REMOTE CONTROL?" ?

PS that particular smiley is in the SF database (: popcorn:)

[Tenacious_Peaches 0]

Exactly! Damn Mr. Peaches. :beady:

I swear I looked in the "more smilies" link and didn't see it. You mean I have to remember these things? Sheesh.

[miamisammy29 4]

:happybanana:

[CanAm 6]

1. The Tragically Hip - I didn't think it was possible to dislike a vocalist more than I dislike Sting, but Gord Downie proved me wrong.

2. The Police - Sting's vocals. What more needs to be said. UGGH!!

3. The Dave Matthews Band - Another singer (and I use the term loosely) I dislike intensely.

4. Streetheart - Canadian crap at its best (or worst).

5. Motorhead - Monotonous, cacophanous rubbish.

I did not include any rap or hip-hop artists (insert choking sound here) because I loathe them all.

[Space Cowboy 0]

Nickelback-first to come to mind and by everone else's picks, unanimous #1

Aerosmith-i agree w/ the comment earlier about Dream On though, still like that and sweet emotion due to Dazed and Confused

coldplay-hate their videos

jack johnson-"he's very #$%*!" jack black-high fidelity

weezer- go fly a kite

[Wyld Card 5]

1. Village People

2. Rick Dees & His Cast of Idiots

3. Barry Manilow

4. Starland Vocal Band

5. Air Supply

Honorable Mention: Captain & Tennille, The Osmands, The ladies who sang "Funkytown" & "Ring My Bell"

[Viaene 0]

village people good pick

[Udo 0]

The ladies who sang "Funkytown" & "Ring My Bell"

Does the name Anita Ward ring a bell?

[Space Cowboy 0]

I don't like rap much myself, i did listen to it in high school when I thought I was cool, but what about the Beastie Boys?

or Dr. Dre-Chronic 2001, although an album i never put on, but it was the most complete rap album i've ever heard

or 2 Pac, once again I don't blast him while i'm rolling through the hood, but he actually has some insightful things to say, which most of the time rap isn't about depth, but just about b#$#@es and marijuana, and im guessing that would be that would be your main arguement,

Edited September 27, 2008 by Guest

[scott 0]

There is loads of Hip-Hop with well thought out clever musical arrangements, and content within the lyrics.

[blind-fitter 0]

5. Motorhead - Monotonous, cacophanous rubbish.

Confucius say: "he who is tired of Motorhead is tired of life".

[Ombre Vivante 0]

There is loads of Hip-Hop with well thought out clever musical arrangements, and content within the lyrics.

Yes, and then you woke up.

Confucius say: "he who is tired of Motorhead is tired of life".

Q'ung Fu Tze was a very wise man

[Batman 2]

Sidenote: one of the things in pop music that bothers me more than anything else is people who complain about the lack of meaningful content in rap lyrics and then turn around and listen to meaningless psychedelic mumbo jumbo from the 60's.

No knock against psychedelic mumbo jumbo of course, I love both psychedelic lyrics and rap lyrics.

[scott 0]

There is some hip hop that have arrangements based in jazz, Common is one of the more main-stream examples of this.

I would describe that as 'well thought out music'

[Batman 2]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-dJ6xbrWHQ