AOL's Ten Worst Songs Ever

[JazzV]

How could we forget such immortal classics as:

"Seasons in the Sun" by Terry Jacks (without question, the worst of all time)
"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" (?, croak out the song)
"Midnight at the Oasis" (?, "put your camel to bed")
"Loving You" (?) ("doo-be-doo-be-doo-doo...aaaeeeaaaeaaoo" shrieked as if the muskrat were singing. Made my hair stand on end every time.)

Lets face it...AM radio in the mid to late '70's was a disaster.

Oh, I almost forgot "Wildfire" by Dan Fogelberg. Ugh, remember the "killing frost?" Brrr!

[DanGouge]

What about all those sappy songs from soundtracks? (Celine Dion is a particularly notorious offender in this regard)
-Dan

[Mike N]

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(Ok,Im bored and my cold medicine is kicking in.... )

[JohnL]

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Oh, I almost forgot "Wildfire" by Dan Fogelberg. Ugh, remember the "killing frost?" Brrr! [/b][/quote]

Lest we wrongfully crucify Mr. Fogleberg (for this song at least), it should be noted that Michael Martin Murphy did "Wildfire". And what ever happened to the Bay City Rollers...?

[steamboat]

Those Nimoy and Shatner covers are HORRIBLE. John isn't kidding.

[JazzV]

Ooops! Michael Murphy it is, not the inimitable D.F. Thanks for the correction.

[Copycat]

My theory is that guys with two first names are always bad news--you know, where their last name could also be a first name. THREE POSSIBLE FIRST NAMES? Ohmymymy. Like James Earl Ray, Michael Martin Murphy (as in Murphy Brown) is in that category. So the guy had to grow up to be A) a serial killer or B) a song killer.

[Mike N]

Originally posted by Lull4Lall
My theory is that guys with two first names are always bad news--you know, where their last name could also be a first name. THREE POSSIBLE FIRST NAMES? Ohmymymy. Like James Earl Ray, Michael Martin Murphy (as in Murphy Brown) is in that category. So the guy had to grow up to be A) a serial killer or B) a song killer.

Uh,I dont agree.How about Stevie Ray Vaughan?

[JimK]

Originally posted by JasonOldsted
Close on the heels of that for maddening is Doris Day's "Que Sera, Sera."

...it blew me away when I found out that tune was introduced in a Hitchcock film(The Man Who Knew Too Much w/ Ms. Day & Jimmy Stewart). Now that's scary!
Personally, I like "Midnight At The Oasis"('cause, I guess, I'm not focusing in on the words). IMO, Muldaur's voice is seductive as Hell & Amos garret takes a nice solo(& Freebo on bass is "OK" with me, too).

[JohnL]

How about bonus points for someone who has three first names that crosses both genders...

...like Olivia Newton John!?

Umm...I'm not sure that came out sounding like I intended it to!