The worst pop song ever

[sgreenwell]

Hi - I can't determine whether I like or loathe this. I lean more toward "like" - I suppose it's what the song would have sounded like, had it been released in the same era as Interpol.

 

[zufer]

The definitive ear worm "POP" song.

 

[da man]

The definitive ear worm "POP" song.

I remember that one! Wasn't that the same era as "switched-on Bach" such as this:

 

[HanSenSE]

Here's a song that I hate to admit I like, and it's for the same reason -- I remember hearing it (a lot) on the radio at the trading post at Boy Scout summer camp:

Anything by Gilbert O'Sullivan is automatically on this list.

 

[Slacker]

Here's a song that I hate to admit I like, and it's for the same reason -- I remember hearing it (a lot) on the radio at the trading post at Boy Scout summer camp:

I'm glad I never heard that song before.
And I plan on never hearing it again.

 

[Scout]

Hi - I can't determine whether I like or loathe this. I lean more toward "like" - I suppose it's what the song would have sounded like, had it been released in the same era as Interpol.

It's terrible.

I never realized this until now; the strength of Journey is how clearly you can hear each instrument in the song. Journey was great at riffs. From the lead guitar to the bash to the keyboards, each one is so distinctive in their music. shipty music has the bashist hitting the same notes 10-12 times in a row, doing an odd note, then back to 10-12 notes.

Some people might hate Journey, but their music isn't shipty.

Pure ship -

 

[Mr._Graybeard]

Here's one yinz might detest ...

 

[Mr._Graybeard]

A clashic from Bill Wyman. Watch him glance warily at the dancer waving the lit cigarette close to his face.


I also like the segments where her forgets he's supposed to be moving his lips.
Oh, and if you're epileptic, don't watch the intro.

 

[ChrisLong]

I never realized this until now; the strength of Journey is how clearly you can hear each instrument in the song. Journey was great at riffs. From the lead guitar to the bash to the keyboards, each one is so distinctive in their music. shipty music has the bashist hitting the same notes 10-12 times in a row, doing an odd note, then back to 10-12 notes.

Some people might hate Journey, but their music isn't shipty.

Schon's guitar solo in "Any Way You Want It" is outstanding.

 

[Jake from State Farm]

Can't believe nobody, including me, thought of this

 

[CD Boogie]

Can't believe nobody, including me, thought of this

I dunno, ya could make a case for it being social satire. I also think that video is hilariously campy. "Super-duper." lol.

 

[jr/shotglass]

How about David Johansen's foray into an alter ego?