Worst Music of All-Time

Dont tell me you guys (gals) all love Kenny G?

Oldpro, I respect your opinion, but, My wife and I enjoy Golden Earring/Moontan album till this day. We grab us a couple of frosty beverages head downstairs to the stereo listening room and crank up Moontan...aaaaaaaH! The album we purchased was in Germany under the Polydor/Gema label. It is a rather excellent soundind vinyl. Can't argue the fact that I have only heard of two or three of their albums. I know they had tried to make a come back a while ago, don't know what come of it. Anyway, we enjoy Golden Earring. And that's my two cents. Have good day.

Oldpro, I respect your opinion, but, My wife and I enjoy Golden Earring/Moontan album till this day. We grab us a couple of frosty beverages head downstairs to the stereo listening room and crank up Moontan...aaaaaaaH! The album we purchased was in Germany under the Polydor/Gema label. It is a rather excellent soundind vinyl. Can't argue the fact that I have only heard of two or three of their albums. I know they had tried to make a come back a while ago, don't know what come of it. Anyway, we enjoy Golden Earring. And that's my two cents. Have good day.

Hmmmm, Suckiest pots and pans, cat in heat, How about any of that goat roppin' C&W that makes you wanna grab a goat stick his head in the barbed wire fence and then have relations. Jeeesh, that music makes my skin craw. To be whatever sensitivelly correct to whichever group I have now offended, I appologize. I do not care for Country and Western Music.

John Lennon "Wailing Wall", think that was the title. Or anything with Yoko Ono screaming (wailing) in the background. The music on its own, sans wailing, was good, it was just the combined effect that made me cringe.

Dekay reminds me, when I was in college, fall of 1969, I heard Yoko Ono's first solo album in our dorm, which consisted of one side of her continually making an "eeehhhh" type sound on one note, and the other side the same with another note (or at least for the first 5 seconds, after which we threw it away!). Runner up: Surfin' Bird by the Trashmen. A friend of mine bought the 45 just so he could smash it with a sledgehammer. Nuff said.

Joys@jane,Moontan is an awesome album.It does have very good sound quality too.I remember seeing Golden Earring in 76 or 77 in Rochester,N.Y.They opened for Uriah Heep.It was a great concert!!

Wrong thread David99, your breaking in the Homegrown's again aren't you.

I have to completely disagree with both the Golden Earring and the W. Carlos listings in this topic. And I actually liked that song "Hit Me, Baby, One More Time" even before I ever saw what BS looked like. Most of the contemporary corporated-generated pop-swill are Simon & Garfunkel compared to that disco trash from the late 70's. Does anybody remember that song that was just a bunch of other hits grafted together? Something family. Gawd that sucked. And does anybody remember Air Supply or Christopher Cross? Or the Alan Parson's Project after they stopped being cool ("Time")? I hated Top 40 during the late 70's and the early 80's.