Songs or acts you liked once, but can't stand now.

[Deschanel]

Lady Gaga for me. Wow, she had a lot of potential, didn't she? I was rooting for her, five years ago.

Now when her songs come up on my playlists set at random, man I can't wait to skip to the next song. Especially her last album. It's really stuff I never need hear again.

[raggatwin]

First album is great, second is terrible....

[One of the crowd]

Daft Punk

[Undertaker]

Depeche Mode.

[Bulldog]

The Cure post-1996.

[Very Lucky]

Peter Hook. Nice band name buddy, real original. You left New Order and now you see "The Light"; keep playing Joy Division songs because obviously those are the only songs that have real feeling.

[FormerEnfantTerrible]

Probably Maroon 5, although I still like them.

[ChoonHound]

Post 1994 New Order.

[Parkol]

I don't like Michael Jackson after 1993-1994. Depeche Mode after Walking in my shoes. The Cure after Wish album. Phil Collins/Genesis after Both side of story. There are a lot of bands. Duran Duran sometimes make good songs, but not very often.

[retrofuturist]

I honestly can't think of any just now. I guess I'm just too good a judge of music to like something that's not actually any good.

[Drico One]

I used to like Depeche Mode, but have lost complete interest in them since Precious - the last single I rated. Royksopp have also become distant to me over the years.

Dubstar had a really good debut, Disgraceful, and then lived up to the name.

As a child, I was obsessed with Gary Numan. Then he turned Tory - but not before he turned crap.

I quite liked some of the first Hurts album - trying to focus on the music rather than the image - but then they turned into a Muse pastiche for Hitler Youth.

On the flipside, Saint Etienne managed to rekindle my flagging admiration with a few tracks from their most recent albums.

Drico.

[Radiophonic]

I used to, and still love, David Sylvian/Japan (Life In Tokyo until their split), but his increasingly masturbatory doodlings after drove me away. None of the other solo offerings interested me enough to pursue them, so I don't know if they were any good - Rain Tree Crow bored me. I like pop, what can I say.

No matter how experimental David Bowie was he always returned to pop and he knew was made a fab pop single - not to be an excerpt from a larger piece. This is what I particularly like about the Pet Shop Boys; no matter where their artistic leanings go, they always return to pop in the end.

[Glenny4]

Easy one this, loved Madonna in the 80s most of the 90s, really can't stand her now, more on her that her music i suppose.

[Danimal]

The Cure post-1996, Michael Jackson after the Quincy Jones trilogy, The Killers after their second album.

[tucky101]

Queen.

Can't believe I used to listen to them when I was a teenager. Utter garbage.