Worst songs of eras
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@taniwharugby said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 nah, I like both those, first one is just thrashed by the DJ who provides the blaring music for stadiums around NZ.
Yeah, loyal is a great song. DD at the peak of his powers was oustanding
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@taniwharugby said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 nah, I like both those, first one is just thrashed by the DJ who provides the blaring music for stadiums around NZ.
And Dubai in the T20 game yesterday. I only watched the highlights but I heard The Exponents and Dragon on the PA.
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@canefan said in Worst songs of eras:
@taniwharugby said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 nah, I like both those, first one is just thrashed by the DJ who provides the blaring music for stadiums around NZ.
Yeah, loyal is a great song. DD at the peak of his powers was oustanding
Not to me, I preferred his stuff with th’dudes much more.
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@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@canefan said in Worst songs of eras:
@taniwharugby said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 nah, I like both those, first one is just thrashed by the DJ who provides the blaring music for stadiums around NZ.
Yeah, loyal is a great song. DD at the peak of his powers was oustanding
Not to me, I preferred his stuff with th’dudes much more.
I like his dude stuff too. Be mine tonight is one of his best ever
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@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@l_n_p said in Worst songs of eras:
Sacred cows aside, post your worst kiwi song then
A tie between these two
Upvote for the Dobbyn song. Elevator music.
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Dobbyn is a motherfucking national treasure who wrote half the Great NZ songbook
Bow down before greatness fluffybunnies
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@mariner4life said in Worst songs of eras:
Dobbyn is a motherfucking national treasure who wrote half the Great NZ songbook
Bow down before greatness fluffybunnies
Word!
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@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@tim said in Worst songs of eras:
Had to open an incognito window for this one:
With a few exceptions everything Clapton has done since the mid 70s could go in here.
Dreary middle aged “rock” at it’s worst ( albeit with some good stuff thrown in here and there )
Finally you've given me the impetuous to properly join the thread.
Sting. Anything by Sting. How the fuck do you go from The Police to Sting solo material?
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@nepia said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@tim said in Worst songs of eras:
Had to open an incognito window for this one:
With a few exceptions everything Clapton has done since the mid 70s could go in here.
Dreary middle aged “rock” at it’s worst ( albeit with some good stuff thrown in here and there )
Finally you've given me the impetuous to properly join the thread.
Sting. Anything by Sting. How the fuck do you go from The Police to Sting solo material?
Yeah good call. Most of his solo stuff was self indulgent dross
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@mariner4life said in Worst songs of eras:
Dobbyn is a motherfucking national treasure who wrote half the Great NZ songbook
Hardly a tome is it? What makes him better than John Farnham IMO is writing credits...
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@nepia said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@tim said in Worst songs of eras:
Had to open an incognito window for this one:
With a few exceptions everything Clapton has done since the mid 70s could go in here.
Dreary middle aged “rock” at it’s worst ( albeit with some good stuff thrown in here and there )
Finally you've given me the impetuous to properly join the thread.
Sting. Anything by Sting. How the fuck do you go from The Police to Sting solo material?
Again, Stings solo stuff is bloody hit or miss. Plenty of material for both threads.
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@antipodean said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
@l_n_p said in Worst songs of eras:
Sacred cows aside, post your worst kiwi song then
A tie between these two
Upvote for the Dobbyn song. Elevator music.
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@canefan said in Worst songs of eras:
@mn5 said in Worst songs of eras:
I wonder why these two thought this song was a good idea ?
Knock off songs by TV stars trading off their fame shouldn't count. Just like this example
That song is FUCKEN AWESOME that’s why.
