kisscamille said:

man something i'd kick my man's ass for if he called me that!

kisscamille said:

A boob with an inferiority complex.

andyman91 said:

it's not my first choice of listening material - or even my 100th choice - but i swear to you, i'd far rather listen to this album in its entirety - repeatedly, even - than to have to listen to an ashlee simpson album even just once.

Anxiety said:

Yes, there's noise and then there's noise. One song that comes to mind is Sonic Youth's "Mildred Pierce" which starts out pretty rockin' and then devolves into total chaos. I don't mind music like that. I'm talking about songs that seem to have no point at all (or at least I couldn't figure out the point).

What's going on with this website? I posted a fabulously witty reposte and it's blank!

BinaryJustin said:

oh. i just thought it was a tribute to the lou reed album. i thought it was witty that you posted blank space.

Anxiety said:

That wouldn't be wit, it would be existensionalist and usually it's not technically possible. I mean posting blank messages - not existentionalism.

Anyway. The only way I can describe the Lou Reed album is thus...

It's 1985 and you own a Commodore 64 with a cassette loading device. Your friend wants a copy of Frogger. You put the cassette into your double-deck stereo so you can tape-to-tape. You forget that the last time you used the stereo, you had the volume all the way up to 11 because you were dancing around the living room listening to 'Girls Just Want To Have Fun' whilst vacuuming the carpet. The noise starts and your bowels empty in terror...

Mommy! Mommy! Make it stop!

DANGEROUSLY IN LOVE - BEYONCE

WHEN SHE SING THOSE HIGH NOTES
I NEVER HEARD A SONG THAT MAKES ME CRINGE UNTIL I'M MOTIONLESS FOR 1-2 MINUTES!

THANKS BEYONCE

BinaryJustin said:

THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT!!!!

Cloudbuster said:

I don't like it. The melody is too repetitive and it just plain pisses me off.

BinaryJustin said:

This one is pure pop compared to most extreme noise releases. I'd say it's rather good pop music as well.



I actually listen to those tapes from time to time. Excellent stuff. Especially if listened through an additional distortion box device.

meow85 said:

I like What do U Want Me To Do

Revolution 9 is the one that has me sprinting to the stereo the moment I hear "number 9 number 9 number 9..." its absolutely unlistenable and totally stops a brilliant album dead in its tracks.

VoicesCarry said:

The whole title and concept of that song is just hilarious to me.

Pagey said:

To each their own and all that.

BinaryJustin said:

Wow... that just brought back some memories!! Tho I had the disk drive and my friend had the cassette loader -- but I remember those noises! I'd think that if you were listening to a Frogger transfer at volume-level #11 then you'd still be having nightmares about crossing the street. Actually, I still got my Commodore 64 because I wrote about 300 songs with it (using my MIDI DX-7 synth) before I turned 17. I got the DX too. Every once in awhile I set it all up again and go back in time.

I'm sorry but my girl Bjork has the most unlistenable track ever "ANCESTORS"!! from the Medulla album, I just cann't get into it

Everything that Tom Jones has ever sung!!!!!

"Until your in my arms again" by Prince from the NPS Album. Unbearable.

bring me to life - evanescence

BinaryJustin said:

I agree.

Snap said:

What? You still have the MIDI interface for C64? Those are worth quite a lot of money these days, if just for the possiblity to use the SID-chip through MIDI alone (Actually that's the only use anybody wants them for, if we're exact about it).
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