Rolling Worst Music of 2020

talk talk
yadda yadda
bow bow
woof woof

D Sicilia
1 month ago
Finally A SONG WITH FACTS....not emotions or opinions JUST FACTS....turn off the Fake news people

no emotions or opinions in my music please

hate it when musicians try to express themselves

the zoom meeting of daily newspaper commenters chorus is particularly disturbing

Fact #1: You're an asshole
Fact #2: Yadda yadda
Fact #3: woof woof

Talk talk
yadda yadda
bow bow
BITCH I'M BUSTING AT EM

ums I came back to this thread to post that comment lol

no emotions or opinions in my music please

Or maniacs in polyester slacks

I love that he used the word "cognoscenti" and immediately followed it with the phrase "hot dog"; it's basically all the ways lyrics can make you facepalm in one couplet

haha I am grateful because I've never actually heard that word spoken aloud in my life so now I know

hot dognoscenti

New board description.

Missing some braggadocio

But watch out, these cognoscenti
Pedal to work, I drive a Bentley
They won't get a sniff of my Horn O' Plenty
I been tickling the ivories since before it was trendy

lol @ the comments acting like this is the balls-to-the-wall hard rock song of the century. some of these people are the same dudes that made fun of DeYoung two decades ago

this is about as hard-hitting as flan

a hot dog wrapped in a lovely flan

i think even the fretboard lost its erection 20 seconds in

on the plus side, it makes "Show Me the Way" look a lot better in comparison.

I didn't think anything could but huh.

If I'm understanding, it's journalists themselves who are the targets of his ire?

he's also rocking a really old school bad toupee like you don't see much anymore

I feel like there's sort of a subgenre of comeback singles by 70s rock guys that feature 'social commentary' over overproduced session-dude rock-by-numbers ('bluesy' riff mandatory) like this, "Get Over It", ELP's "Black Moon" (maybe my favourite of these??), Roger Waters's "What God Wants, p. 1".

Robin Trower's "Keynesian Economic Theory is Bollocks" is my fav

finally listening, the main riff is basically "damaged goods" minus rhythm

I feel like there's sort of a subgenre of comeback singles by 70s rock guys that feature 'social commentary' over overproduced session-dude rock-by-numbers ('bluesy' riff mandatory) like this, "Get Over It", ELP's "Black Moon" (maybe my favourite of these??), Roger Waters's "What God Wants, p. 1".

― Feel a million filaments (Sund4r), Thursday, August 6, 2020 1:12 PM (twenty-seven minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

ForceMaximus84
ForceMaximus84
1 month ago
This goes great with Don Henley’s “Dirty Laundry”,

24

was not warned there would be a wall o' gina but for faces

I feel like there's sort of a subgenre of comeback singles by 70s rock guys that feature 'social commentary' over overproduced session-dude rock-by-numbers ('bluesy' riff mandatory) like this, "Get Over It", ELP's "Black Moon" (maybe my favourite of these??), Roger Waters's "What God Wants, p. 1".

― Feel a million filaments (Sund4r)

i mean this has been roger waters' entire career since at least 1983, kinda unfair to pigeonhole him with these dillettantes

also, title track of "undercover of the night" to thread

Can I just say that 'Sum Bout U' >>>>> 'With All Due Respect'.

wallogina has always been for faces

Ginas of Meth

gonna sing that to the tune of nomeansno's "madness and death", thanks pom

yw, I'm sure they'd approve.

y'all i'm crying

So I always thought "The Grand Illusion" was about marketing and consumerism but maybe he was just mad at the news the whole time.

the Wedding Singer original broadway cast recording rocks more than this song

The entries itt deserve a poll in December imo.

yikes, this sounds like what i thought styx would sound like in 2020

So I always thought "The Grand Illusion" was about marketing and consumerism but maybe he was just mad at the news the whole time.

― Feel a million filaments (Sund4r), jeudi 6 août 2020 16:32 (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

briefly thought i was in the armond white thread with this post

I feel like there's sort of a subgenre of comeback singles by 70s rock guys that feature 'social commentary' over overproduced session-dude rock-by-numbers ('bluesy' riff mandatory) like this, "Get Over It", ELP's "Black Moon" (maybe my favourite of these??), Roger Waters's "What God Wants, p. 1".

― Feel a million filaments (Sund4r), Thursday, August 6, 2020 1:12 PM (twenty-seven minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxnsmRl8x14

Our household is a bit perturbed but unable to deny the earworm properties of "With All Due Respect".

Mike N
1 month ago
Ironically, this song has a great Damn Yankees vibe!

I totally forgot that Ted Nugent was in that band. "Coming of Age" also still gets in my head sometimes, though.

"Dirty Laundry" an A+ example of what I was talking about btw.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttzijna8mgQ

i feel like somebody on this board is going to rep hard for ppcocaine and i have some suspicions as to who it will be.

that's. . . like, alltime worst music.

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Jayy Sz
1 week ago
Imagine being her dad💀💀💀💀

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ppcocaine inc
ppcocaine inc
1 week ago
my dad is very proud of my success bitch

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respect

to be clear, i am in neither the "gasp what happened to morality!" nor the "it's the children who are wrong" camps when critiquing this song; it's just that it happens to sound very bad.

is it me? i had a few sincere laughs

pc music and 100 gecs stans who pretend they're above liking this aren't being honest with themselves

i mean, she's gonna get a 100gecs remix soon enough no doubt