Gunsnhalen said:

Terence trent d'arby- Wishing Well... This song is my least favorite on his debut. I adore him as a musician but this song is just meh to me

Van Halen- Dance The Night Away... They had a ton of hits & singles, and this song is just kind of a silly throwaway track to me. And the only track i skip on VHII yet it was a top 20 hit in 1979 lawd

Radiohead- Creep... This song just kind of annoys me, there first album in general is a very pale comparison to the great stuff on Kid A, Ok Computer & In Rainbows

R. Kelly- I'm A Flirt, Gotham City, Trapped In The Closet, Hotel... Just Horrible

Kanye West- Mercy..

I've always had trouble understanding why "Wishing Well" is supposed to be his "signature song", or something. I think it was just released as a single at the time when the album was big and that's why it charted so high in so many places. "Sign Your Name" is the real pop classic from the record, but it's "Wishing Well" that ends up on all those "hits from the 80s" compilations and playlists.

"Creep" is one of the reasons why songwriting in the 1990s went to hell. Ballad-like verses and power pop verses with guitar walls is pretty much the cheapest combo I can think of. What's worst, people still thank that's cool. Radiohead themselves had the decency not to attempt to rewrite "Creep", but there are thousands of bands that certainly have done that.

smoothcriminal12 said:

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World.

i just love you.

Well no place to better to start than with MARIAH, i love her but the last decade plus has all been cringe worthy, from the albums to the singles MAINLY

Shake It Off- i pretty much hate most of the singles from MIMI, terribly OVERRATED album

Touch my Body- does she really want her name on these songs for writing them?

Obsessed- lousy song

i know im missing some others but these are god awful tracks

novabrkr said:

"Creep" is one of the reasons why songwriting in the 1990s went to hell. Ballad-like verses and power pop verses with guitar walls is pretty much the cheapest combo I can think of. What's worst, people still thank that's cool.

I like Creep, but am not quite sure what you meant by the bolded part??

JANET- Love will never do without you

novabrkr said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Terence trent d'arby- Wishing Well... This song is my least favorite on his debut. I adore him as a musician but this song is just meh to me

Van Halen- Dance The Night Away... They had a ton of hits & singles, and this song is just kind of a silly throwaway track to me. And the only track i skip on VHII yet it was a top 20 hit in 1979 lawd

Radiohead- Creep... This song just kind of annoys me, there first album in general is a very pale comparison to the great stuff on Kid A, Ok Computer & In Rainbows

R. Kelly- I'm A Flirt, Gotham City, Trapped In The Closet, Hotel... Just Horrible

Kanye West- Mercy..

I've always had trouble understanding why "Wishing Well" is supposed to be his "signature song", or something. I think it was just released as a single at the time when the album was big and that's why it charted so high in so many places. "Sign Your Name" is the real pop classic from the record, but it's "Wishing Well" that ends up on all those "hits from the 80s" compilations and playlists.

"Creep" is one of the reasons why songwriting in the 1990s went to hell. Ballad-like verses and power pop verses with guitar walls is pretty much the cheapest combo I can think of. What's worst, people still thank that's cool. Radiohead themselves had the decency not to attempt to rewrite "Creep", but there are thousands of bands that certainly have done that.

I think it is mor eof the fact it was his one & only number 1 hit. So chart wise it's his biggest hit & is why it probably(And sadly ) Get's so much replay.

Oh shit how can i forget my favorite band of all time a-ha, this song even the writer of it Paul Wakktaar Savoy hated it, they basically have never played the song live though it was a huge worldwide hit for them except for the USA but top 10 uk etc....

"Touchy" from their third album 1988's "Stay on these Roads" this song is so poppy i understand why the next album they threw away all the keyboards, basically Paul said it was written to be a pop hit

And then another great band REM "shiny happy people" good lord i hate this song and so does the band, its almost never on collections

smoothcriminal12 said:

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World.

Yup, that one.

lastdecember said:

Oh shit how can i forget my favorite band of all time a-ha, this song even the writer of it Paul Wakktaar Savoy hated it, they basically have never played the song live though it was a huge worldwide hit for them except for the USA but top 10 uk etc....

"Touchy" from their third album 1988's "Stay on these Roads" this song is so poppy i understand why the next album they threw away all the keyboards, basically Paul said it was written to be a pop hit

And then another great band REM "shiny happy people" good lord i hate this song and so does the band, its almost never on collections

Touchy is one of my all time least favorite A-Ha songs! so i agree.. and i agree with Shiny Happy People... idk what Mike & the boys where thinking

Never cared for Wishing Well...

purplethunder3121 said:

Never cared for Wishing Well...

Gunsnhalen said:

lastdecember said:

Oh shit how can i forget my favorite band of all time a-ha, this song even the writer of it Paul Wakktaar Savoy hated it, they basically have never played the song live though it was a huge worldwide hit for them except for the USA but top 10 uk etc....

"Touchy" from their third album 1988's "Stay on these Roads" this song is so poppy i understand why the next album they threw away all the keyboards, basically Paul said it was written to be a pop hit

And then another great band REM "shiny happy people" good lord i hate this song and so does the band, its almost never on collections

Touchy is one of my all time least favorite A-Ha songs! so i agree.. and i agree with Shiny Happy People... idk what Mike & the boys where thinking

yeah trust me the guys in a-ha mainly Paul who wrote it, hates that track, he talks quite candidly in the book about their recordings of their music all through the years, and he despises that track. Though the 80's for a-ha mainly 85-88 was when they were pretty much turning out straight UK top 10's i find that the stuff they did from 2000-2010 was their best work.

As for REM "shiny" is like a joke song to me, i cant believe that a group that did "orange crush" or "radio free europe" wrote a shitty song like this, and it was a top 10 hit, though i gotta admit STAND is just as horrific

Stymie said:

Purple fucking Rain.

choking....

Ella Fitzgerald, Easter Parade.

hate it, hate it, hate on hate it.

Call me Ms. Ross - Muscles.

Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets

These are songs I don't actually hate.It's just a shame they became so popular that for so many, it's all they know of the artist.

Todd Rundgren...

...Bang the Drum All Day

Thomas Dolby...

...She Blinded Me With Silence

Dire Straits...

...Money For Nothing

Music for adventurous listeners

tA

Tribal Records

Beyonce - "Single Ladies"

Janet Jackson - Call On Me

Shakira - Hips Don't Lie

Nine Inch Nails - Only

Kelis - Bossy

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (...I did like this at one time, but for some reason one day it just started sounding really annoying)

funkdoctorrock said:

Luther Vandross-dance with my father.. I don't hate the song..its a nice tribute to his parents..but kinda sad and is devoid of r&b.Also sad that it was his last hit and won awards.Outta all the music he's done..this won an award? R.I.P Luther(my fav solo male artist)

I hate that song along with his and Beyonce's The Closer I Get To You.

Prince feat. Sheena Easton - You've Got The Look

The Notorious B.I.G. - More Money More Problems

Janet Jackson - I Get So Lonely (still hate that song)

I have so many, I enjoy these artists, but these songs didnt do it for me:

The Isley Brothers-Bewteen The Sheets

Boyz II Men-End of the Road

Diana Ross-Do You Know Where You Are Going To(Theme from Mahogony)

Lenny Williams-Cause I love You

James Brown-Get Up Offa That Thang

Patti LaBelle-Stir It Up,New Attitude

The Pointer Sisters-I'm So Excited;Fairytale

The O'jays-Brandy

Earth Wind and Fire-Fantasy

fred12 said:

MJ - You are not alone ... definition of horrible for me ... even though it is often twisted at summer camp when I was 10, and I even liked it. Video made ​​things even worse.

The Beatles - Lady Madonna ... just so bloody boring

Pink Floyd - Money...just no

IstenSzek said:

Just Fine by Mary J. Blige

Fortunate by Maxwell (hated at first, by not anymore of course)

My Name Is Not Susan by Whitney Houston

Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson

4 Seasons of Loneliness by Boyz II Men

How Deep Is Your Love by Dru Hill

a few mid 2000s singles by R. Kelly

He Wasn't Man Enough by Toni Braxton

Tokyo89 said:

MJ- PYT.. I hate that fkn song There are many Prince hits I hate but Raspberry Beret is cringe worthy

LiLi1992 said:

MJ - You are not alone ... definition of horrible for me ... even though it is often twisted at summer camp when I was 10, and I even liked it. Video made ​​things even worse.

The Beatles - Lady Madonna ... just so bloody boring

Pink Floyd - Money...just no

I like seeing Mj naked.

thekidsgirl said:

Janet Jackson - Call On Me

Shakira - Hips Don't Lie

Nine Inch Nails - Only

Kelis - Bossy

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (...I did like this at one time, but for some reason one day it just started sounding really annoying)

Blasphemy

Can i add:

'I feel good' by James Brown - i don't hate it but its not one of his best

'I just called to say I love you' - Stevie Wonder

'Beautiful stranger' - Madonna

dag said:

LiLi1992 said:

MJ - You are not alone ... definition of horrible for me ... even though it is often twisted at summer camp when I was 10, and I even liked it. Video made ​​things even worse.

The Beatles - Lady Madonna ... just so bloody boring

Pink Floyd - Money...just no

I like seeing Mj naked.