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Merely a crime against music?! Anyway whichever the precise crime, I've a suitable stake, some wood, and oil, so if you can locate a match we're laughing..... a wide-eyed, psychotic, vindictive cackle of a laugh of course. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by stann
I'd echo the general sentiment of the OP though. That whole 12-year-old girl techno/clubland hardhouse is not great, to literally say the least. But that would be for the "I May Have Just Heard the Worst Genre Ever" thread. :)
BassHunter-Now your gone Die F**KING Die!
On the subject of the 'Chipmunk Hardhouse on Ecstasy' Genre sad to say but its the music of the masses as far as todays teenager's go and is painful to the least. I am a big dance music fan but its music with funk and soul not this tripe that makes me want to rip my ears of and question gods thinking in giving us the gift of hearing:mad:
RANT OVER!!!
There was a lot of truly heinous techno around in the early 90's that was adopted as yet another trash talisman of the working/ under class.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208
The already embraced pittbulls, gold chains, UV lights and blacked out windows on Opel Corsa's now had a theme tune. It was the musical weapon of choice of a lot of skangers.
There were a lot of lads whose musical interests stretched as far as Skooter ("HYPER! HYPER!!" :rolleyes:) and an endless list of no-mark Dj's. It was directly connected with the proliferated drugs of the time - "E" was at its zenith.
There was some tragic sub-genres around at the time such as - "Toy Town Techno". These were essentially the theme tunes to childrens TV programmes with techno beats added - Sesame Street, Rhubard and Custard, Trumpton. I think there may have been a Bosco version at one stage. Strange days.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_rBidCkJxo
I was at a mates wedding once and as the bride and groom were having their first dance one of the other mates girlfriends saya to her fella 'When we get married I want angels by robbie willaims as our first song'. To which he replied 'No, I waant REM's Its the end of the world as we know it'
The priest that celebrated myself and the missus wedding told us that a previous couple had requested Celine Dion's "My Heart will go on" from Titanic :D. It conjurred up images of a bride and groom at the alter with an ever increasing water level rising up around them.Quote:
Originally Posted by McShels
He asked us to guess the worst choice he's ever heard. He said - "I'll give you a clue. The grooms name was Robert".
The answer folks - "I wanna be Bobby's Girl" :D
You know there is a 'Least appropriate song for a public function' thread currently on the go.
Although, to be fair, that Dion monstrosity probably belongs in this thread too.
Noted and Noted.Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
The music at the Brandywell before matches and at half time is truly diabolical. We get dance 'remixes' of songs like The Town I Loved So Well, Fields of Athenry etc.
There's a few ***** out there who cater to that particular market ...Dance To Tipperary for example. They make these vile recordings and if I had them shot I'd be one to go to jail for it. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Anyone remember the 4th dimension? similar vein to dance to Tipp & should also be sent to the gas chambersQuote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TN6AhU10XmY
Back to Juno but any song but this girl would'nt even win the Eurovision!!
I remember hearing that they are widely respected in the Central European dance scene :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Block G Raptor
Anyway, worst song at the moment, Mundy's Galway Girl, that boy was given his last warning by God two albums ago, surely the time has come to take him out? I have visions of Jesus being so he strap a bomb on and go on a suicide mission into one of Mundy's gigs
Galway Girl is a Steve Earle song. The version in the cider ad is his unless I'm gravely mistaken.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Ah I saw the singles chart and saw Mundy Galway Girl at number two and assumed the worst, I apologise to Mundy and put a jihad on Steve Earle in that caseQuote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
The Galway Girl, like much of Steve Earles work, is a fine piece of songwriting. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
A large posse of Gae-boys seem to like it as well going by that link. :D
Mundy has done a cover version of it I'm pretty sure. Fatwah(which I'm sure you meant rather than Jihad:p) re-instated ?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Last time I was at the Brandywell (Which is a number of years in fairness) They were playing the Undertones. Quality. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Whereas in the Showgrounds, we have classics like:Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
:cool: :D
Y a it's Steve's song and Mundy does a terrible version that has somehow been released for a SECOND time(along with Steve's version too IIRC)
Ha ha. Remember them alright. Saw them in Leisureland before a Prodigy concert in the mid 90's. Lunatics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Block G Raptor