Bands/songs you hate everyone else seems to love

[Doctor Stamen]

Band/singer:

-The Strokes
-No Doubt
-(post OK computer) Radiohead
-Spice Girls
-All Saints
-Kylie Minogue

song:

-Can't get you out of my head-Kylie
-Don't speak-No Doubt.
-The Limp bizkit mission impossible song
-Teenage kicks-The undertones

[spejic]

If everyone loves something, then I automatically hate it.

[nicodemus]

Originally posted by Doctor Stamen

-No Doubt
-Spice Girls
-All Saints
-Kylie Minogue


They may be shitty singers, but they are seriously fun to look at.

[CHICO13]

I was on the No Doubt haters list till my girl took me to go see them at a small club in DC. They impressed.....
Plus Gwen's a babe.....

[Doctor Stamen]

I also nominate Coldplay, who I have seen live (before they hit the big time). God their music drags.

[skipshady]

Originally posted by Doctor Stamen
I also nominate Coldplay, who I have seen live (before they hit the big time). God their music drags. I say this without any sarcasm - when you're really really depressed and you've already finished all the alcohol in the house and you have no will or energy to go out for more, you'll be glad you had a Coldplay CD.

[Aimer, Northend Diva]

-Creed
-JLo (all her damn songs sound the bleedin freakin same)

[SportBoy321]

I didn't like Coldplay at first but now that I've listened to them a bit more I kinda like them. What is their current single 'Clocks' I think its called that is one beautifull song.

[Vegalta_Sendai]

Paul Oakenfold.

I don't get why people think he's so great. Mind you, I don't think his music's terrible, but what I've heard of him seems absolutely derivative and mediocre. Aphex Twin he ain't.

-Adam

[LiverpoolFanatic]

rap music in general

[Barbara]

Radiohead

[Blong]

Paul McCartney

[Doctor Stamen]

Yes, definately Paul. Since leaving the Beatles, he's just done crap like Mullet Kintyre and that dire freedom song. Comare that do some of the songs Lennon and Harrison did post-Beatles, and Mr. Smug comes of the worst.

I'm already sick of the song clocks from Coldplay, it's used on some advert all the time. They're the accountants of the indie scene to me.

[laeor]

Originally posted by Doctor Stamen
I'm already sick of the song clocks from Coldplay, it's used on some advert all the time. They're the accountants of the indie scene to me.

:rolleyes:


i vote to ketchup song.

[skipshady]

Originally posted by Doctor Stamen
Yes, definately Paul. Since leaving the Beatles, he's just done crap like Mullet Kintyre and that dire freedom song. Comare that do some of the songs Lennon and Harrison did post-Beatles, and Mr. Smug comes of the worst.Couldn't agree more. Hearing "Freedom" made me hate the terrorists even more for subjecting me to that godawfulshit.

[bocatuna]

U2. What is so speacial about them ? Average if you ask me.

[CHICO13]

Originally posted by bocatuna
U2. What is so speacial about them ? Average if you ask me.
The Joshua Tree has got to be one of the best albums of the last 30 years.

[B1]

I agree, I've always hated U2.

[El Toro]

Originally posted by Blong
Paul McCartney

Amen.

The man is losing it the older he gets. The latest and in my opinion worst offense is changing the order of the credits on the 'Back in the USA' cd. Now Beatles songs are credited to "Paul McCartney and John Lennon" and his publicist has said its because he was tired of being perceived as second fiddle to Lennon.

If John were alive today and Paul made this juvenile fuss I bet John would say "Look, if its that important to you to have your name first, go right ahead."

Paul's music sucks, his attitude sucks and, yes, he most definitely is second fiddle, second banana, and not anywhere in the same league as John Lennon. Or George...or Ringo for that matter.

[MikeLastort2]

"Freedom" is the worst song Paul McCartney EVER wrote. It's worse than anything he ever did with Wings.

And thanks a lot to whoever mentioned it. Now the frickin' thing is stuck in my head.