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I know it’s a great song, but I don’t need to hear it again.
What are songs you acknowledge as great, but have heard so many times you just don’t need/want to hear again?
I’ll kick it off with: Free Bird |
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Sweet Home Alabama
Dust In The Wind Bohemian Rhapsody Already Gone Stuck In A Moment |
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Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Don’t You Forget About Me |
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Hotel California
Crocodile Rock Hey Jude Another Brick in the Wall I Will Always Love You Jeremy Proud Mary (both versions) Billy Jean (ducks under desk).... Stairway To Heaven, maybe? |
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Oh yeah, and especially
"Sweet Caroline"! |
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Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 14208635)
Hotel California
Crocodile Rock Hey Jude Another Brick in the Wall I Will Always Love You Jeremy Proud Mary (both versions) Billy Jean (ducks under desk).... Stairway To Heaven, maybe?
Originally Posted by Alan Smithee
(Post 14208631)
Everybody Wants to Rule the World
Don’t You Forget About Me |
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I am a huge Tom Petty fan but "Free Fallin" is the absolute worst, especially the live version where it sounds like a dirge to me.
And given the season; Paul Mccartney; it is not a great or wonderful Xmas song and should be stuck from existence it's a terrible abomination to the ears. |
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And speaking of the season, Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" is a legit great song, but, MAN, do I hate it. Blame familiarity for my contempt.
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Edge of Seventeen
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Elton John - Tiny Dancer
Not a big fan of that song |
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The vast majority of classic rock songs.
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 14208652)
I am a huge Tom Petty fan but "Free Fallin" is the absolute worst, especially the live version where it sounds like a dirge to me.
Don't come around here no more Don't come around here no more Whatever you're looking for Don't come around here no more Shit, even the Ramones said "Hey, those are some repetitive lyrics!" |
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 14208652)
I am a huge Tom Petty fan but "Free Fallin" is the absolute worst, especially the live version where it sounds like a dirge to me.
Originally Posted by Paff
(Post 14208850)
Dirge-ier than "Don't Come Around Here No More"? Boring melody, boring lyrics.
Don't come around here no more Don't come around here no more Whatever you're looking for Don't come around here no more Shit, even the Ramones said "Hey, those are some repetitive lyrics!" |
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Enter Sandman
Nothing Else Matters Mother Paradise City Sweet Child Welcome To The Jungle |
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White Rabbit. A great song, but the licensing fee must be about $1.
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Living on a Prayer
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Anything from Hysteria
Boys of Summer Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For Summer of '69 Jukebox Hero |
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Originally Posted by rw2516
(Post 14209140)
Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
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After Thor: Love and Thunder and that Geico commercial, Sweet Child of Mine.
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Originally Posted by Jason
(Post 14211930)
After Thor: Love and Thunder and that Geico commercial, Sweet Child of Mine.
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Originally Posted by Coral
(Post 14208830)
The vast majority of classic rock songs.
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
(Post 14212044)
Not much patience to listen to any classic rock staples that run over 3:30. If they go over 5 minutes, I'm pretty much out and changing the station or hitting Next.
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
(Post 14212044)
Not much patience to listen to any classic rock staples that run over 3:30. If they go over 5 minutes, I'm pretty much out and changing the station or hitting Next.
Originally Posted by Kurt D
(Post 14212054)
That said, the full-length version of Do You Feel Like We Do by Peter Frampton is always effective. A masterclass in crowd dynamics.
Baker Street When The Levee Breaks Comfortably Numb Smoke On The Water My Sharona (album version with the guitar solo intact) The longer the better with these, IMO ... :rock2: :rock: |
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Originally Posted by Toby Dramit
(Post 14212727)
Agree. Some other notable > 5 min exceptions for me ...
Baker Street When The Levee Breaks Comfortably Numb Smoke On The Water My Sharona (album version with the guitar solo intact) The longer the better with these, IMO ... :rock2: :rock: the My Sharona solo in particular |
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Beethoven's Fifth Symphony
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