Worst songs ever recorded !

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Dreamcatcher2003 · Fri 30 Jan 2004, 1:31 am

Good night my boys. Hope to see you tomorrow!

Tom · #392 Post by **Tom** » Fri 30 Jan 2004, 1:32 am

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:OMG it isz 3.30am here. It should be 1.30am in England, isn't it Tom?

I am going to bed. Hope that I don't see any crap dreams.

Tom shovel still seems spectacular to me. A little bit big but...

2:30am in Germany

Sleep well

The shovels weren't that big

Or maybe I was never that small..

sweetrevenge · #393 Post by **sweetrevenge** » Fri 30 Jan 2004, 1:48 am

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Good night my boys. Hope to see you tomorrow!

goodnite

bigboy · #394 Post by **bigboy** » Fri 30 Jan 2004, 10:19 pm

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Shenandoah wrote:What Keeps Mankind Alive? - by the Pet Shop Boys
That's right. You can also add You Know Where You Went Wrong.

And if we are speaking albums then "Loveboat" by Erasure Possibly one of the worst albums in the world.

And so bad that when I really slagged it off for Mojo magazine it was such a venomous review that they refused to print it. Still paid me for it tho!

Aaron · #395 Post by **Aaron** » Sat 31 Jan 2004, 3:41 am

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Shenandoah wrote:What Keeps Mankind Alive? - by the Pet Shop Boys
That's right. You can also add You Know Where You Went Wrong.

And if we are speaking albums then "Loveboat" by Erasure Possibly one of the worst albums in the world.

Loveboat is really bad, agreed.

Jack the Lad · #396 Post by **Jack the Lad** » Sat 31 Jan 2004, 9:57 am

Flaffer wrote:Ironic by Alanis Morrisette and Linger/Zombie by the Cranberries

oh come on

all those are great songs

in fact, Cranberries is one of my fave groups. But then again, Ironic might be the only good song Alanis has released, so I guess you're partly right
(yeah I know it's a thread where we're supposed to mention songs we don't like, but one must be allowed to react

)

Jack the Lad · #397 Post by **Jack the Lad** » Sat 31 Jan 2004, 10:02 am

bigboy wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Shenandoah wrote:What Keeps Mankind Alive? - by the Pet Shop Boys
That's right. You can also add You Know Where You Went Wrong.

And if we are speaking albums then "Loveboat" by Erasure Possibly one of the worst albums in the world.

And so bad that when I really slagged it off for Mojo magazine it was such a venomous review that they refused to print it. Still paid me for it tho!

you don't happen to still have it do you? would be fun to read if you could post it here

Dreamcatcher2003 · Sat 31 Jan 2004, 1:27 pm

bigboy wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Shenandoah wrote:What Keeps Mankind Alive? - by the Pet Shop Boys
That's right. You can also add You Know Where You Went Wrong.

And if we are speaking albums then "Loveboat" by Erasure Possibly one of the worst albums in the world.

And so bad that when I really slagged it off for Mojo magazine it was such a venomous review that they refused to print it. Still paid me for it tho!

Pure luck for Erasure, then.

I agree with Jack-the-lad. Even a draft would serve

Tom · #399 Post by **Tom** » Sat 31 Jan 2004, 2:40 pm

Jack the Lad wrote:
bigboy wrote: And so bad that when I really slagged it off for Mojo magazine it was such a venomous review that they refused to print it. Still paid me for it tho!
you don't happen to still have it do you? would be fun to read if you could post it here

My dear Jack!
Have you still not learnt your lesson?
The big boy won't give you anything unless you can pay his price.... in naturals preferably.

sweetrevenge · #400 Post by **sweetrevenge** » Mon 02 Feb 2004, 8:12 pm

Lorie - Weekend

Dreamcatcher2003 · Mon 02 Feb 2004, 8:18 pm

sweetrevenge wrote:Lorie - Weekend

Finally you are back!

I never forgive Bond series because of that disaster; I am not sure if I can correctly spell it: For your eyes only,,, or only for your eyes? I don't know the singer and was never compelled to find out

sweetrevenge · #402 Post by **sweetrevenge** » Mon 02 Feb 2004, 9:42 pm

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
sweetrevenge wrote:Lorie - Weekend
Finally you are back!

I never forgive Bond series because of that disaster; I am not sure if I can correctly spell it: For your eyes only,,, or only for your eyes? I don't know the singer and was never compelled to find out

hey dream

can't help you with that track but i remember i loved Licence to kill from Gladys Knight

Tom · #403 Post by **Tom** » Mon 02 Feb 2004, 9:48 pm

sweetrevenge wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
sweetrevenge wrote:Lorie - Weekend
Finally you are back!

I never forgive Bond series because of that disaster; I am not sure if I can correctly spell it: For your eyes only,,, or only for your eyes? I don't know the singer and was never compelled to find out
hey dream
can't help you with that track but i remember i loved Licence to kill from Gladys Knight

Tsk!
Who listened to the music of Bond movies when you could just watch Sean Connery?
The movies without him weren't even worth watching

Dreamcatcher2003 · Mon 02 Feb 2004, 10:08 pm

Tom wrote:
sweetrevenge wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote: Finally you are back!

I never forgive Bond series because of that disaster; I am not sure if I can correctly spell it: For your eyes only,,, or only for your eyes? I don't know the singer and was never compelled to find out
hey dream
can't help you with that track but i remember i loved Licence to kill from Gladys Knight
Tsk!
Who listened to the music of Bond movies when you could just watch Sean Connery?
The movies without him weren't even worth watching

C'mon Tom Roger Moore was also not bad.

Another disastrous Bond music: Die another day thanks to Madonna's desire to be omnipresent in every damn project

sweetrevenge · #405 Post by **sweetrevenge** » Mon 02 Feb 2004, 10:10 pm

Tom wrote:
sweetrevenge wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote: Finally you are back!

I never forgive Bond series because of that disaster; I am not sure if I can correctly spell it: For your eyes only,,, or only for your eyes? I don't know the singer and was never compelled to find out
hey dream
can't help you with that track but i remember i loved Licence to kill from Gladys Knight
Tsk!
Who listened to the music of Bond movies when you could just watch Sean Connery?
The movies without him weren't even worth watching

Roger Moore was the best James bond

nah, joking, it was Timothy Dalton