Joe Hutch said:1. Video Killed the Radio Star: The Buggles (even the name of the band is shite!)
2. Mister Blue Sky: ELO.
3. The Carpenters: Calling Occupants ... (pants is right!)
Jonathan Ribee said:Van Halen - Jump
Not only horrible, but for me it sort of marks the point where rock lost the last shreds of credibility and discovered perms, conditioner and spandex.
space cadet said:Bobby McFuckfaceFerrin Don't worry be happy
Hmm. His official website still speaks of him in the present tense. Methinks the irony is rusty.Colonel_Mad said:At least he showed a hint of irony by killing himself shortly after. Deserves some credit.
Jonathan
ErikL said:That's a great point. After posting, I tried to come up with a song title but couldn't. However, following a little research I give you:
"How Am I Supposed To Live Without You"
Brilliantly versatile and innovative singer. I agree it's a horrible single, but sold millions, and will no doubt keep him in his old age. The Voice (on Elektra Musician) is an excellent showcase of his talent.space cadet said:Bobby McF***faceFerrin Don't worry be happy
I'll start-There are of course so so many other worthy contenders.
bob mccluckie said:"Je t'aime - moi non plus" by Serge Gainsbourg, definitely with Brigitte Bardot.
Don't you mean Jane Birkin?
perfectsound said:I don't understand this thread.
Are these singles that you own, but now hate? Or is it about songs that when they come on the radio, you say that you hate it? If it is then why not just switch it off? .
"Je t'aime... moi non plus" is the title of a controversial French song written by Serge Gainsbourg, arranged by Michel Colombier and sung by Gainsbourg and his soon-to-be girlfriend, Jane Birkin who replaced actress Brigitte Bardot after protests of Bardot's then husband. The song was recorded in 1969, at the height of the Sexual Revolution in the 1960's
The song was known much for its racey undertones and the simple repetition of the title phrase ( which translates as "I love you... me neither") detailed by Birkin's breathy moans. The lyrics of the song, sung in very sultry tones, with Gainsbourg and Birkin/Bardot alternating, are considered by some to be somewhat explicit. Controversial phrases from the song include:
* "Je vais et je viens, entre tes reins" ("I come and I go, in between your kidneys")
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