I don't know that I can pick a worst song. I like a wide variety of music but can't really think of one that makes me want to jam a meat thermometer in my ear.
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This deserves a mention.
Seriously? I mean, you have "Boogie in the Butt" right there on the same album.
Just because I had some good times to this song in the dorms doesn't mean it's not awful.
Wink wink nudge nudge...The Starland Vocal Band actually parlayed this song into a summer replacement variety show. The 70s were somethin' man.I always wondered: is an afternoon delight the same thing as a nooner? Nonetheless, it was an abysmal song--the singers being obviously too full of themselves.
Just because I had some good times to this song in the dorms doesn't mean it's not awful.
There was some great music and some decent television, but the bottom of the barrel stuff was incredibly bad. Just absolutely painful... Reminds me of the Grammy award winning new artist for 1979: A Taste Of HoneyWink wink nudge nudge...The Starland Vocal Band actually parlayed this song into a summer replacement variety show. The 70s were somethin' man.
Any child of the 80s who watched a lot of MTV probably knows this one. Can you tell who the famous actor in this video is?
Your post takes me back to when I worked at the university book store in college. Our general manager made us listen to Lite 104.1’s holiday music from Thanksgiving to Christmas. The amount of Christmas songs that I heard that are absolute crimes against humanity numbers in the dozens. Wonderful Christmastime might be the worst, but I’d put this piece of **** by Kenny Loggins right there with it:Wonderful Christmastime by Paul McCartney.
It’s like that synth starts at quarter notes and reverb at 3. By the end it’s like 16th notes with that reverb cranked to 11.
I Want to Be Hulkamaniac by Hulk Hogan and the Wrestling Boot Band.