Songs you hate by your favorite bands?

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Love Song - 311. I don't hate the song at all. I love the cure. I just hate that my fav band got a hit of this song when they have released much better work.
 
Almost every track off of A Ghost is Born. I love Wilco so much, too. It's not a bad album, it just never clicked with me.
 
"Molly" by Ween.

Mollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymollymolly...

:(
 
Twiggy vs James Bond, Playboy vs Playgirl, and 20th Century Girl - Pizzicato Five

Forget Me Nots (1200 Remix) - Towa Tei

ESP, His Pet - Shonen Knife

ESP - Deee-Lite

Serve Somebody - Bob Dylan

Army of Me - Bjork

Jack the Ripper - Morrissey

etc
 
Radiohead:

Most of Pablo Honey
Hunting Bears
Treefingers
Pop is Dead
Go to Sleep
Fast Track
Cuttooth
Stupid Car
You Never Wash Up After Yourself
I Froze Up
Good Morning Mr. Magpie

Thats about it.

As for Björk:

Hyper-ballad
 
haha yeah Radiohead qualifies for the entirety of Pablo Honey and the quasi entirety of hail to the thief
 
Tick - Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Her voice drives me craaaazy. I wouldn't want to tell a person to listen to this song if they've never heard them before. :(
 
I do not like The Better of Two Evils by Marilyn Manson. I'm not sure what the deal is with the song, to be honest. There's a few songs on the album that are obviously supposed to be spoofs of more popular acts nowadays, but this one just doesn't work for me either way.
 
Pixies - Silver (The studio version sucks bad, but I havea bootleg demo of this song that is great)
Nirvana - You Know You're Right
Beatles - Within You Without You
White Stripes - Seven Nation Army. Especially live it sounds like crap with just the one guitar.
 
A Perfect Circle - The Nurse Who Loved Me

God I hate that song so much...I bought the cd, ripped it and reburnt it without that track.
 
Star Power said:
Radiohead:
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You Never Wash Up After Yourself
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I like that song. Matter of fact, I just got the My Iron Lung single CD a few weeks ago and for a bunch of b-sides it's a damn fine fuckin cd....almost like a full album.
 
You, Lurgee and Blow Out aren't half bad. :/ But then again I don't like Fake Plastic Trees. *runs and hides*
 
This Is Not What You Had Planned - The Wrens

It's sooooo awful. I read the story behind it, and I think it's funny now, but...ick. Apparently the lead singer came home after a night of drinking preceded by a break up, sat down at a piano, and recorded this piece of crap while sauced. Why they put it on the Meadowlands, I'll never know.

PS - The Books

It's just laughing! So annoying.
 
Bad Religion - Man on a Mission
Rancid - Their Fifth album
Less than Jake - Dopeman(must just be overplayed from when I first heard it haha)
 
Despite being their most sucessful album* I hate the Chili's Californication bar two songs (Scar Tissue and Road Trippin)

*could be By The Way now
 
Nonpoint's cover of "In the air tonight" by Phil Collins. Awesome band, ultra-gay song not worth covering. Even Nonpoint couldn't make it even the slightest bit cool.

"Cyberwaste" from Fear Factory.
 
Team Rancid said:
I can't even consider that and GnR album. I pretend it never existed. :(
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So Do I. So Do I.

However every time I hear that Symphony of the Devil on a radio station, I get pissed off again. Just leave that song to the Stones.
 
starfuckers, inc by nine inch nails

i know its meant to be tongue-in-cheek but... eughh :p altho the cut up vocals sound kinda cool
 
Tamanon said:
Bad Religion - Man on a Mission
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You made me cry. :(

I will instead nominate Bad Religion's "Raise Your Voice". One of the very few (less than five, maybe, out of hundreds) songs by my favorite band that I think is utterly awful.
 
I'd say most of the album St-Anger of Metallica.

There's good stuff in there: the last part of Frantic gets my heart pumpin(30 last seconds)...
Some of the lyrics have meaning that's not really understandable unless you saw that documentary.
 
human5892 said:
You made me cry. :(

I will instead nominate Bad Religion's "Raise Your Voice". One of the very few (less than five, maybe, out of hundreds) songs by my favorite band that I think is utterly awful.
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I have to agree. I skip this every freaking time. It doesn't fit on the CD its on and it's awful even by itself.
 
Litigation Manuel said:
Am I the only one who really liked Hail to the Thief? It's not really great, but I thought it was quite good all in all. :(
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Hail to the Thief was their best album, bud.

Oh shit! Elitist music fans!

Come with me, if you want to live! *pelts fanboys with shotgun rounds*
 
Matlock said:
Hail to the Thief was their best album, bud.

Oh shit! Elitist music fans!

Come with me, if you want to live! *pelts fanboys with shotgun rounds*
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Hail to the Thief is the album that made me fall out of love with one of the bands that got me really interested in music. :(
 
Mainline said:
A Perfect Circle - The Nurse Who Loved Me

God I hate that song so much...I bought the cd, ripped it and reburnt it without that track.
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13th Step has a handful of tracks I just can't stand. Nurse being one of them. Crimes being another.
 
aparisi2274 said:
So Do I. So Do I.

However every time I hear that Symphony of the Devil on a radio station, I get pissed off again. Just leave that song to the Stones.
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Sympathy for the Devil. Just FYI.
 
HttT just seemed too contrived to me. Maybe I haven't listened to it enough, but it hasn't grown on me at all the way OK Computer eventually did, and to the point where it became one of my favorite albums ever.
 
Little James (or somethin like that) by Oasis

Meat is Murder by the smiths......that song is freaky (possibly the only song I dislike by them)

...and some of the really early stuff by DM.
 
robojimbo said:
I wouldn't say it was their best, but I can't see how anyone who liked their previous albums could say they didn't like it. It's a perfect blend of The Bends, OKC, and Kid A.

I ain't got time to bleed. (No relevance, but what the fuck?)
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Musically I found HttT to be closer to something like Kid A than OK Computer, and hardly anything like The Bends.
 
The Beatles:
The Ballad of John and Yoko
Wild Honey Pie
Revolution # 9
Goodnight
Come Together
Helter Skelter
Why don't we do it in the road....

makes me sad :(
 
In terms of sound, HTTT is lodged somewhere in between OK Computer and Kid A with a little extra polish and a great political statement. That's why I love this album. And at times like these, sometimes that's what you need most above all else. Their sound was sufficent enough to carry on their message, especially for songs like 2+2=5, Sit Down Stand Up, Where I End and You Begin, Scatterbrain, etc.

You guys have to realize... every band maxes out at some point. Radiohead is a band that really started to work their asses off in 1994-1995 and exhausted themselves after Kid A. Besides, they have the ability to get good again, just give them a while (like at least three years). Or they could break up. It just depends on what the band wants to do. But I would be surprised if they did better than their timeless trio of The Bends, OK Computer and Kid A.
 
Diablos said:
In terms of sound, HTTT is lodged somewhere in between OK Computer and Kid A with a little extra polish and a great political statement. That's why I love this album. And at times like these, sometimes that's what you need most above all else. Their sound was sufficent enough to carry on their message, especially for songs like 2+2=5, Sit Down Stand Up, Where I End and You Begin, Scatterbrain, etc.

You guys have to realize... every band maxes out at some point. Radiohead is a band that really started to work their asses off in 1994-1995 and exhausted themselves after Kid A. Besides, they have the ability to get good again, just give them a while (like at least three years). Or they could break up. It just depends on what the band wants to do. But I would be surprised if they did better than their timeless trio of The Bends, OK Computer and Kid A.
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get good again? why would you say this if you like the album?
 
Radiohead's latest is pretty darn good but its still lacking compared to Bends/OKC/Kid A. Its not as bad as you claim it to be though...
 
Diablos said:
Radiohead's latest is pretty darn good but its still lacking compared to Bends/OKC/Kid A. Its not as bad as you claim it to be though...
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Im only hard on it because its such a complete retread from what theyve been doing and I expect more from them than HTTT which if anything is nothing more than a safe album. Musically weaker and uninspired than anything on theire last 4 albums in my honest opinion and lyrically, well as lyrically unintelligble as usual. Too many of the songs seem like safe takeoffs of existing songs from the previous albums, some seeming like almost alternate takes of others. Like people say its a safe blend of Kid A/amnesiac/OK Computer, theyre happy with that, but thats my problem with it. I expect more from a band like them and if they continue forward (or backwards) like this, well its a shame. Right now theyve cornered themselves and I dont see them getting out of that corner for a while.

Whatever I like Amnesiac a lot so I guess my opinion doesnt really count anyways.
 
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