WORST SONG EVER

[scoob]

We are the pride of South Australia

[OnSong]

Check out this.
Not only is it the worst song, but by far the worst film clip ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3nVHkxDA1M

Now there's a man I'd hate to fight. He has dick holes in his underwear.

Wow. That song is offensive.

[OnSong]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

[OnSong]

[Baron Greenback]

Check out this.
Not only is it the worst song, but by far the worst film clip ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3nVHkxDA1M

Now there's a man I'd hate to fight. He has dick holes in his underwear.

Wow. That song is offensive.

To all five senses.

[ORDoubleBlues]

Ring My Bell - Collette

Apparently she did a show in Sydney not too long after this song came out and not one single person turned up.

[Punk Rooster]

[Footy Chick]

Anything by Coldplay, their music is probably responsible for a worldwide increase in the suicide rate.

(i've had) The Time of my Life from the movie that's just as bad.

Blue (da ba dee)

Spaceman

I'm too Sexy

[dedja]

star spangled banner ...

[Turbo]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Yes they are crap

[Lightning McQueen]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Yes they are crap

I think Photograph being played a billion times a day put me off the radio for good.

I used to sing
Look at that photograph
I haven't heard it for an hour and a half.

[ORDoubleBlues]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Probably because all their songs sound remarkably similar.

[The Dark Knight]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Probably because all their songs sound remarkably similar.

That's true, I'm not a huge fan of Chad Kroeger either.

[Turbo]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Probably because all their songs sound remarkably similar.

That's probably the reason

[gadj1976]

Nickleback.

I hate them but I actually love their song "Side of a Bullet". The song is a tribute song to Dimebag Darrell, the former Pantera guitarist who was shot on stage while performing.

I also hate Nickleback but I'm not sure why.

Probably because all their songs sound remarkably similar.

For me, it's the "trying to sound grungey" slow pop/rock combo that does it for me. DO NOT like them one little bit.

[southee]

I know I'll get shot down here....but....

Nickelback don't bother me too much....they are thrashed on the radio which kills them a bit.

The thing is the band sticks to a "formula" of songwriting. Hate them as you might but many bands have stuck to a sound and songwriting that sells and works.

Some of the top of my head :

KISS - tried to change doing 1981's concept album "The Elder" with choirs and strings on it and it BOMBED big time!!
Def Leppard - Tried to go "grunge" in 1996's 'Slang" album...that stunk and did not sell.
Duran Duran - Tried with 1986's Notorious album and went all "funk"..that did not sell as well as others.
Queen - 1982's Disco album "Hot Space" was a shocker too!!

They just stick to what is safe....you know what you are getting...no suprises really ....like getting your Meat and 3 Veg.

Just think it is a bit "cool" and "fashionable" to hate them so much.

BTW Im not a massive fan either but can tolerate them ....

*runs away and hides quickly*!!!

[Mr66]

star spangled banner ...

NOT when Hendrix did it.

[gadj1976]

I know I'll get shot down here....but....

Nickelback don't bother me too much....they are thrashed on the radio which kills them a bit.

The thing is the band sticks to a "formula" of songwriting. Hate them as you might but many bands have stuck to a sound and songwriting that sells and works.

Some of the top of my head :

KISS - tried to change doing 1981's concept album "The Elder" with choirs and strings on it and it BOMBED big time!!
Def Leppard - Tried to go "grunge" in 1996's 'Slang" album...that stunk and did not sell.
Duran Duran - Tried with 1986's Notorious album and went all "funk"..that did not sell as well as others.
Queen - 1982's Disco album "Hot Space" was a shocker too!!

They just stick to what is safe....you know what you are getting...no suprises really ....like getting your Meat and 3 Veg.

Just think it is a bit "cool" and "fashionable" to hate them so much.

BTW Im not a massive fan either but can tolerate them ....

*runs away and hides quickly*!!!

Tend to agree Southee. Kiss and Queen I can comment on. They were very ordinary. I got worried when Queen was reviewed as "changing tack". Even at 12 I had the sense that they should've stuck to the formula which made them what they are/were.

Not many bands (I can't recall one, but I'm sure they're out there) have changed what worked for them and done well with the change. Depeche Mode perhaps? (at a stretch?)

You can also put U2 in the category too. Once they lost that "singing from the streets of Ireland" type style and started singing from the mansions of LA, they lost it for me.

[mickey]

Not many bands (I can't recall one, but I'm sure they're out there) have changed what worked for them and done well with the change. Depeche Mode perhaps? (at a stretch?)

You can also put U2 in the category too. Once they lost that "singing from the streets of Ireland" type style and started singing from the mansions of LA, they lost it for me.

4 lads from Liverpool changed their style of music and went ok in the 60's & 70's

[gadj1976]

Not many bands (I can't recall one, but I'm sure they're out there) have changed what worked for them and done well with the change. Depeche Mode perhaps? (at a stretch?)

You can also put U2 in the category too. Once they lost that "singing from the streets of Ireland" type style and started singing from the mansions of LA, they lost it for me.

4 lads from Liverpool changed their style of music and went ok in the 60's & 70's

Who?

Hehehehehe.....