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Anything by AC/DC. Rubbish.

all things System of a Down

Except Chop Suey I hope.

es bastard specially Chop Suey. That and BYOB

some dickheads called the "Lovable Rogues" that I learned about from CSL's twitter and now want to destroy

oh mate, so bad :( stood watching the video with a face like somebody had pissed in my previously delicious frosty beverage

yeah there was a healthy dose of rage that was clearly visible on my face, I do not understand why the black guy is there

also the lyrics seem to suggest they are going to perform a gang rape

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Originally Posted by Crazy Edgar (Post 4180000)

Elaborate. I'd like to hear your opinion

All terrible choices:

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Originally Posted by Crazy Edgar (Post 4177638)

"Epic" by Faith No More- I get it, understand its place in the musical evolution chain, but it really hasn't stood the test of time and Im just not a fan.

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Originally Posted by Curd (Post 4177656)

"Tub Thumping" by Chumbawumba

"Wicked Game" by Chris Isaac

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Originally Posted by Shisen Kopf (Post 4177706)

Daft Punk-One More Time, utter euro trash crap.

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Originally Posted by Juan (Post 4177693)

Anything by Sublime. They're one of my favorite bands, but I feel like I've heard every single song a million times now.

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Originally Posted by Curd (Post 4177714)

"Magic Carpet Ride" by Steppenwolf

"Fade to Black" by The Rolling Stones has an assload of covers which thankfully leave radio rotation fairly quickly.

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Originally Posted by Shisen Kopf (Post 4177825)

Don't Stop Believin'--Journey. No such place as South Detroit, that would be Windsor and who the hell wants to sing about that place?

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Originally Posted by FakeLaser (Post 4178167)

Complete Discographies:
Bon Jovi
Sublime
Dave Matthews Band
Goo Goo Dolls
Counting Crows
Lifehouse
Gin Blossoms
Everclear
Mumford & Sons and related folk-suspenderwave stadium "indie" bands

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Originally Posted by road doggy dogg (Post 4178171)

Journey - Don't Stop Believin' - Pretty much the bane of karaoke nights everywhere. Guaranteed to come up at least once throughout the night, and be sung terribly.

Oasis - Wonderwall - It's the "Don't Stop Believin'" of douchey acoustic guitar players at pubs. Bar promoting an acoustic set of some local musician? Almost guaranteed they will be playing Wonderwall at some point. Not a bad song by any means, but just so cliché.

Pearl Jam - Evenflow - "Controversial" pick, but IDK. Every time I listen to any alternative radio station I hear it. Like, without fail. And, no exaggeration, every single time I've been in a car with anyone who has XM radio, if the Lithium station is on I've heard this track within 10 minutes of the station being on. I get that that's the "point" of the channel, but BLAH. I'm just tired of hearing this song on the radio.

crossrine

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Originally Posted by OssMan (Post 4178516)

Hell's Bells
Welcome to the Jungle
Don't Stop Believing
Bohemian Rhapsody

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 4178644)

blink 182 because they are atrocious.

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Originally Posted by Vastardikai (Post 4178666)

Rob Zombie - "Living Dead Girl": I should specify the digital playings of this song. Because HALF OF THE EFFECTS are lost in the conversion from Analog to Digital.

Linkin Park - The whole catalog: Seriously. They had maybe one good song ever. If there was any band that should be thankful that At The Drive-In imploded when they did, it's these guys.

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Originally Posted by FakeLaser (Post 4179630)

Everything Muse has ever done

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 4179850)

Bon Iver

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Originally Posted by Skippord (Post 4180244)

Made it about 45 seconds. This should never have been recorded, or even conceptualized in the first place.

"What song don't you like but lots of other people do?"

Anything by Motley Crue can go away

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis

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Originally Posted by Blitz (Post 4180419)

All terrible choices:

To be fair, I think FakeLaser might have been going for "irony."

Possibly.

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Originally Posted by Spilchuk (Post 4180453)

"What song don't you like but lots of other people do?"

And?

Nah, all crap.

I'm on board with Bon Iver and Green Day too

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Originally Posted by Gertner (Post 4180483)

Anything by Motley Crue can go away

Shout at the Devil is great, just because you grew up with Bryan Adams.

Only Canadian musician I could think of.

Def Leppard can get lost. Really lost.

Linkin Park is nothing more than Nsync with Guitars.

And my dislike of "Living Dead Girl" is only due to the fact that many of the samples disappear due to the transition to digital. The song itself is fine, it's the vanishing samples that pissed me off.

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Originally Posted by FakeLaser (Post 4180511)

Nah, all crap.

I'm on board with Bon Iver and Green Day too

Well. My mistake, then!

Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne
Rock and Roll, Pt. 2 by Gary Glitter
Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin
Pumped Up Kicks by Foster the People (actually, I don't want this song retired - I want every copy of it shot into the sun along with the band as a warning to all bands everywhere not to record shit like this ever again)

All Foster The People would be great

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Originally Posted by FakeLaser (Post 4193044)

All Foster The People would be great

I second this motion.

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Originally Posted by FakeLaser (Post 4193044)

All Foster The People would be great

I guess it's good I don't know this group, then?

"We Found Love" by Rhianna and "What is Love" by Haddaway

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Originally Posted by Crazy Edgar (Post 4193812)

"What is Love" by Haddaway

No!!!!!!!!!

Seether and Saliva songs, don't want them around. They manage to still show up.

Seether is shit, I concur.

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight (Post 4180507)

And?

And what?

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Originally Posted by Heisenberg (Post 4194232)

Seether and Saliva songs, don't want them around. They manage to still show up.

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Originally Posted by Crazy Edgar (Post 4194248)

Seether is shit, I concur.

I miss "old" Seether (though I can still enjoy some of their current stuff).

Seems shitty to say, but the band was way better when Shaun Morgan was intoxicated.

Most bands/groups/artists are much better when the beer is flowing and the drugs are being used. A sad paradox of life

Just not grungy enough anymore. Maybe if they all stopped showering it'd right the ship without being life-threatening.

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Originally Posted by Spilchuk (Post 4194647)

And what?

Exactly.

All Coldplay albums.