I've enjoyed Billy Joel since I was a little girl but I never could stand "We Didn't Start the Fire". I don't think his work was nearly as good after he dropped Phil Ramone as his producer (and most of his backing band).

I love the Carpenters with all my heart but skip over "Solitaire" and "Calling Occupants". Never cared for those two tracks.

What do you think??

I've enjoyed Billy Joel since I was a little girl but I never could stand "We Didn't Start the Fire".

I feel the same way about "Uptown Girl", There's several artists I like that have at least one song in their repertoire that I can't stand, Among them:

The Beatles - "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da"
Rolling Stones - "Brown Sugar"
Kiss - "Rock and Roll All Night"
Bruce Springsteen - "Dancing In the Dark"
Olivia Newton-John - "Physical"

I like all those songs!! :lol: Well, except maybe "Physical". ;)

Billy Joel

Innocent Man
Piano Man
Honestly
Goodnight Saigon

Jackson Five

Ben
Rockin Robin

Paul McCartney & Wings

C Moon
Junior's Farm
My Love

Aerosmith-Crazy
The Beatles-I Want To Hold Your Hand
Billy Joel-Leave A Tender Moment Alone
Led Zeppelin-Fool In the Rain
Rush-Lakeside Park
Van Halen-Without You

Bob Seger - Old Time Rock and Roll
Queen - Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Elton John - Bennie and the Jets
Rolling Stones - Angie
Van Halen - Jump
Bob Seger - Making Thunderbirds
Rush - Tom Sawyer
Elton John - Tiny Dancer
Madonna - Vogue
Madonna - Like a Virgin

I like Phil Collins but loathe "Sussudio".

Same with The Rolling Stones and Emotional Rescue

Hmm...this is a tough one, but...

I LOVE The Beach Boys, but this song is the flattest of them all!...

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Thankfully...Brian Wilson had NO involvement with this song, he made a better song that didn't make the charts at the time....

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Martina McBride - Teenage Daughters & I'm Gonna Love You Through It
Jennifer Lopez - Dame (Touch Me)
The Beatles - You Won't See Me

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Early Elton John (1969 1990) represented a TREASURY of some of the Very
BEST Music I have EVER heard in my LIFE! After 1991......Pure Garbage.

I love KISS but I never got into 'Rock and Roll All Nite'.

I love KISS but I never got into 'Rock and Roll All Nite'.

That would be the general consensus of a lot of Kiss fans.

Hold it! You mean you dont like the song or just feel it is over-played?

That would be the general consensus of a lot of Kiss fans.

I love KISS but I never got into 'Rock and Roll All Nite'.

I hate Kiss but I like R&R all Nite and Beth.:lol:

Hold it! You mean you dont like the song or just feel it is over-played?

Both

I Will Always Love You - Whitney
Tears In Heaven - Clapton
Candle In The Wind (both versions) - Elton
Angel - Sarah McLachlan

Those songs are like nails on a chalkboard to me. The schmaltz level is too high for me and I love schmaltz.

I like everything Chuck Berry does,except for one song:His ONLY #1 hit,1972's "Ding a Ling",which starts out okay,but gradually gets worse as the song continues.

"Fire Lake" by Bob Seger is one. The whole song is a rambling question, and the bridge verse asking who wants to brave those bronzed beauties with long soft hair who lay you down so fast was so misogynistic.

My rotten songs would be:
Allentown by Billy Joel
Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen

Anyone that thinks that "Rock and Roll All Night" is worse is a Troll!!! :wave:

I love Family, but their 1973 single "Boom Bang" is a bad song. It begins with a chorus like this:

Sick and tired, all hay-wired, fever that's for sure
Moon, lune girl erection for a cure

Then it goes on about the sexual antics of male felines:

Scratch scratch, old Tom cat
Screaming every night
He's going round smelling every one-eyed she-cat in sight

And then it mentions other male animals and how they get turned on:

Horned toad, rooster crow
But it all add up to just one thing
When the men specie get hot
Then they sure do sing

I think this song may have been partly the reason why Family leaders Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney chose to pull the plug on the group.

Almost everything off Born This Way by Lady Gaga. You and I is a decent ballad and shows her non synth-dance side of her but the rest of the album is pretty uninspired.

Life in the Fast Lane by The Eagles. And of course this would be the song the radio stations around here always play the most by them! It's also the same with Honkeytonk Women by The Rolling Stones.

Faithfully and Open Arms by Journey--I know they are two of the biggest ballads of all time but I never really got into them. I think Who's Crying Now and Send Her My Love are their better ballads.

Four Minutes by Madonna. A mess of a song!

I Will Remember You by Sarah MacLachlan. This has become such a cliche now.

"Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" by Rod Stewart. Loathsome.
"The Other Me" by Paul McCartney. A perfect summation of the worst of solo Paul.
"Wond'ring Again" by Jethro Tull. A vulgar and unnecessary sequel to the Aqualung track "Wond'ring Aloud."
anything on Neil Young's Trans album, which also featured an electronic reworking of his old Buffalo Springfield song "Mr. Soul." :eek: