Songs You Never Want to Hear Again - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Tzeentchian wrote:

No prog song that I've heard so far is that bad, but "Hot Mango Flush" by Jethro Tull comes pretty close, if indeed it even counts as a song! What had they been smoking!?

Sounds like a remix of a Lou Bega hit, for crying out loud!

Speaking of Tull...I'd be happy to never hear Budapest again.

"She wouldn't make love but she could make good sandwiches"

Are you kidding me??? Did Ian Anderson have Greg Lake write some lyrics??? Confused

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Guldbamsen wrote:

Brothers Olsen - Fly On The Wings Of Love

Who dare you - The Ambassador of our culturel , the frontliner in spreading our interlectual achivements.

You should be ashamed !

Do you want the world to think we are all some mad Lars Von Trier's

Prog is whatevey you want it to be. So dont diss other peoples prog, and they wont diss yours

Anything by Porcupine Tree / Steve Wilson. Goddamn awful!

Future prosperity lies in the way you heal the world with love
(Introitus - The hand that feeds you)

Personaly i dont mind Fly On The Wings Of Love actualy, no more that most other radio songs that is.

But Doopidoop is frightning, and the kind of carbage that creeps into your mind, do to the lyrics beeing extremly

repetitive. HATE !!!!

Prog is whatevey you want it to be. So dont diss other peoples prog, and they wont diss yours

Tom Ozric wrote:

Anything by the 'Fine Young Cannibals' - that singer makes we wanna slash my wrists

The singer left the music business completely and now resides in NZ. C'mon can't have been that bad Smile

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Chris S wrote:

Tom Ozric wrote:

Anything by the 'Fine Young Cannibals' - that singer makes we wanna slash my wrists

The singer left the music business completely and now resides in NZ. C'mon can't have been that bad Smile

Retired coz of severe embarrassment which brought on savage bouts of anxiety.....
And now, I wish I could erase every Culture Club piece of sh*t song that ever existed. That whack-job singer did NOTHING for anything known to mankind......

Chris S wrote:

Yes - Roundabout, could use a break from that

i love that song, but i can see why u say that for some reason

Edited by Michael678 - September 25 2013 at 14:42

I replied in this thread a couple of months ago, and was in a much more peaceful and loving mood. but now that I have some bile to spill, here goes:

D'yer Mak'er by Led Zeppelin. Probably the only song of theirs I don't like. God, it's horrible.

Don't Look Back by Boston. Just a big throbbing 6 minute mound of BS. It doesn't even have a hook.

In the Court of the Crimson King by King Crimson. Not a bad song at all, but I've just had enough of it. It's lost a lot of its grandeur for me. The chorus repeats too many times in close succession, it's kind of numbing. the instrumental interludes feel gimmicky. I realize it pretty much kicked off the prog genre we love, and I respect that, but I just don't need to hear it again in the distant future

Hey Jude - Beatles. Wow, this used to be one of my favorite Beatles songs. Oddly, it was after seeing it performed live by Paul McCartney that I decided I'd had enough. Even such a beautiful song as that can become trite if it's rammed into your ears enough times.

Edited by HolyMoly - September 25 2013 at 18:28

My other avatar is a Porsche

It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased.

-Kehlog Albran

^ Alas.

You never know though, they say opposites attract. Handshake

My other avatar is a Porsche

It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle if it is lightly greased.

-Kehlog Albran

What's so good about 'Hey Jude' ?? Just 7 minutes of naaa, na, na, nanananaaaah, na, na, na, nothing, Hey Jude...... Never liked that song tbh.

Edited by Tom Ozric - September 25 2013 at 23:59