The most annoying song thread

[KaatheSnake]

I love the beatles but never did understand th 9 song. Drugs must have been better back then.

Listen to the one below it. It's bad... really bad.

 

[KaatheSnake]

@speakerman39 @TechHDS @ryanosaur @snakeeyes ya'll might want to join in on this one.

 

[lovinthehd]

How about this?

 

[KaatheSnake]

How about this?

Yes! That's bad, wretched!

 

[lovinthehd]

Not quite singing, but also annoying even with Bernie's approval

 

[KaatheSnake]

Not quite singing, but also annoying even with Bernie's approval

Another bad one!

 

[Drunkpenguin]

Anything shatner post star trek.

 

[Swerd]

The Beatles were already feuding among themselves when they made the White album. The songs on it were inconsistent and, in retrospect, it was clear how they were acting as four individuals pulling different directions. I think they were running out of good material for it, and were arguing over most everything, especially whose songs would be included. The result was Number 9.

No body but Charles Manson liked Number 9, or was it Helter Skelter? I forget. Prior to this album, the Beatles were essentially worshiped at the time. Nothing they produced failed to sell well. After the White album, their breakup was in view, although most people didn't want to believe it.

Those other songs were hilariously bad. I have to admit, other than Tiptoe Through the
Tulips, I hadn't heard of any of them. Tiptoe was always a bad joke from the beginning. Surfin Bird doesn't seem nearly so bad compared to them.

 

[Swerd]

Anything shatner post star trek.

Shatner should have stuck with his bad over-acting as Capt. Kirk. Who ever convinced him that he could or should sing?

 

[KaatheSnake]

The Beatles were already feuding among themselves when they made the White album. The songs on it were inconsistent and, in retrospect, it was clear how they were acting as four individuals pulling different directions. I think they were running out of good material for it, and were arguing over most everything, especially whose songs would be included. The result was Number 9.

No body but Charles Manson liked Number 9, or was it Helter Skelter? I forget. Prior to this album, the Beatles were essentially worshiped at the time. Nothing they produced failed to sell well. After the White album, their breakup was in view, although most people didn't want to believe it.

Those other songs were hilariously bad. I have to admit, other than Tiptoe Through the
Tulips, I hadn't heard of any of them. Tiptoe was always a bad joke from the beginning. Surfin Bird doesn't seem nearly so bad compared to them.

Helter Skelter was the song Manson liked. "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" is just bad... plumb bad. "Surfin Bird" I can at least stand to listen to and get a hoot out of it.

 

[lovinthehd]

Yes! That's bad, wretched!

Some say the same about his acting That said, still a big fan of some stuff he's done. Original Capt Kirk couldn't be anyone else like Leonard Nimoy's Spock....

 

[KaatheSnake]

The Beatles were already feuding among themselves when they made the White album. The songs on it were inconsistent and, in retrospect, it was clear how they were acting as four individuals pulling different directions. I think they were running out of good material for it, and were arguing over most everything, especially whose songs would be included. The result was Number 9.

No body but Charles Manson liked Number 9, or was it Helter Skelter? I forget. Prior to this album, the Beatles were essentially worshiped at the time. Nothing they produced failed to sell well. After the White album, their breakup was in view, although most people didn't want to believe it.

Those other songs were hilariously bad. I have to admit, other than Tiptoe Through the
Tulips, I hadn't heard of any of them. Tiptoe was always a bad joke from the beginning. Surfin Bird doesn't seem nearly so bad compared to them.

"The Elements: Fire" by the Beach Boys is worse than "Revolution 9"

 

[Drunkpenguin]

Ever wonder why an annoying song can get stuck in your head? You know you hate it, but still sing along. Do we secretly like them? Are we lying to ourselves? Whats the deal?

 

[KaatheSnake]

Ever wonder why an annoying song can get stuck in your head? You know you hate it, but still sing along. Do we secretly like them? Are we lying to ourselves? Whats the deal?

It's called an "Earworm" @Drunkpenguin . Once we hear something annoying or catchy, we keep it in our heads subconciously, and it plays OVER AND OVER AND OVER again like a looped tape or CD.

 

[Drunkpenguin]

I went fishing once. Only once. Wasnt for me. But i do recall the worm looking at me while i stabbed it with a hook and saying "revenge shall be mine".

 

[KaatheSnake]

I went fishing once. Only once. Wasnt for me. But i do recall the worm looking at me while i stabbed it with a hook and saying "revenge shall be mine".

LOL! Completely different type of worm, pal. It's just a term.

 

[Drunkpenguin]

I know what an ear worm is. Just curious about the psychology of it.

 

[Swerd]

Most of my life, I wake up with a 'song of the day' running in my head. Some are good songs, some are dreadful, some are commercial jingles.

The most persistent ear worm I've ever had was the "What Up With That?" song done in that bit on SNL. It lasted for days. One day at work I burst out laughing at a long boring meeting I was in. Everyone who talked seemed to be singing What Up With That. I still can be triggered by that song.

 

[Dan]

I win

 

[Dan]

But this is a close second and perhaps the worst ear worm song ever. You have been warned. Be glad I didnt use the TEN HOUR remix!