Definitely Fun. It was cool at first, but now its the equivalent of "Hey There Delilah". Speaking of, when that song became popular, everyone though I was an idiot because I knew it came out a year or 2 before.
Songs heard way too many times.
- Thread starter The Towel Boy
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Pretty much anything "new" on the radio tends to get played way too much, especially under rock stations. I've volunteered at a radio station nearby where I live and the collection of music available was naturally astounding. There's no reason to keep playing the same 8-10 songs over and over when you have hundreds of tunes to work with.
Some examples: That "We Are Young" song, "Call Me Maybe", and the such. Just overplayed to death.
Some examples: That "We Are Young" song, "Call Me Maybe", and the such. Just overplayed to death.
I never liked the song "Lux Aeterna" (the Requiem for a Dream song). I don't want to hear it ever again. But I'm going to. So many times. Because for some reason, people tend to think that this song makes things sound epic. It might be somewhat tolerable if the thing being shown is supposed to fit with the music (tolerable, but not okay). But people tend to put it alongside some of the stupidest things, and it just makes you look like a hack. I can't even figure out how to record Game Boy footage without opening a tutorial that has that damn song playing. Maybe if "Lux Aeterna" was a good song, I wouldn't mind so much. Unfortunately, the "song" is incredibly repetitive with the only real change being the tempo. Yes, I'm aware that songs often have choruses, but not every song has two notes blaring back and forth forever.
Please, people of YouTube. I'm begging you. Look for other orchestral pieces for ramping up "epicness". Give Sorcerer's Apprentice a shot, for example. Or the Superman theme (movie or cartoon).
Please, people of YouTube. I'm begging you. Look for other orchestral pieces for ramping up "epicness". Give Sorcerer's Apprentice a shot, for example. Or the Superman theme (movie or cartoon).
I remember a few months back I couldn't go a few minutes without listening to the song Sin (or anything by Nine Inch Nails) and now I can barely listen to a few NIN songs without getting burnt out. I've also probably listened to KoRns entire catalog more than once because hey I was a 90s baby. It's funny though because I can listen to AC/DC forever and never get burnt out of their music. Oh and I almost forgot about Rammstein. Anyone who's listened to Rammstein for extended periods of time knows exactly what I'm talking about.
EDIT: It seems I've missed the point a bit with my post. Ah well.
EDIT: It seems I've missed the point a bit with my post. Ah well.
Heh, Towel Boy. You know, I just met you and this is crazy. But here's my email [[email protected]], so contact me maybe.The Towel Boy said:
[sub][sub]Please do not really contact[/sub][/sub]
Wasting my Time by Default.
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It's just... one of those songs they always play on the radio.
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It's just... one of those songs they always play on the radio.
I wish Cargo pants were in again. I like them... lol.Dags90 said:
I'll agree with you on One Direction though for sure.
Also, Gotye and Adele. Change the radio station when they come on.
Finally.
"The sun goes down, the stars come out, and all that counts, is here and now."
I don't know what the band is, but the guy isn't even a good singer at all. I don't get why this became so popular.
They are selling them to young'ns who never got burnt out on the last wave of boy bands. Just like how boy bands disappeared for a while after New Kids on the BLock back in the day. In 10 years people'll be sick of em again and we'll get Nu-metal 2 or some other shit.Dags90 said:
Call me maybe is the most overplayed song that I have ever heard. It never clicked with me from the start and I never understood why there's a huge craze over it. It made country music better! You know something is bad when your original worst sounds better by comparison.
Honestly, take the song out of the context that the girl is pre-teen and it gets right creepy. Imagine that 40 year old sings this. Imagine that creepy guy, that you once met because you were stuck on chemistry lab with him, sings this...
It's a creepy bad song.
Honestly, take the song out of the context that the girl is pre-teen and it gets right creepy. Imagine that 40 year old sings this. Imagine that creepy guy, that you once met because you were stuck on chemistry lab with him, sings this...
It's a creepy bad song.
My sister has watched funny girl has watched funny girl about 5 times now in the last week, and i think i might just smash the house computer so i don't have to hear another one of those stupid musical shits wafting down to my room at 8am.
Smells like a teen spirit; please people, if you are starting a band with your friends in school try to be more a original and write some garage rock or something, maybe even play kinks song.
Any skrillix song.
Creep by radiohead, like most of the other songs, but just so over played.
And that rotten pile of indie pop queen imitating shit -that is- 'fun.'
Gotye - STIUTK surprisingly keeps getting better, i though it was mediocre stuff at first, never expected it to get famous(i was kinda pissed off when it did), but after more listens it just gets better.
EDIT: oh and call me maybe, don't get why people like it.Generic, boring, forgettable Disney pop.
Smells like a teen spirit; please people, if you are starting a band with your friends in school try to be more a original and write some garage rock or something, maybe even play kinks song.
Any skrillix song.
Creep by radiohead, like most of the other songs, but just so over played.
And that rotten pile of indie pop queen imitating shit -that is- 'fun.'
Gotye - STIUTK surprisingly keeps getting better, i though it was mediocre stuff at first, never expected it to get famous(i was kinda pissed off when it did), but after more listens it just gets better.
EDIT: oh and call me maybe, don't get why people like it.Generic, boring, forgettable Disney pop.
They went crazy before we won? It was played straight, every day, everywhere for a month before we even won. I didn't find the song too bad, but they just had to spam it EVERYWHERE!Jonluw said:
Just say #Notye /MyMusic reference
yeah Gotye - somebody I used to know is STILL everywhere, not that I don't like it though ahaha
yeah Gotye - somebody I used to know is STILL everywhere, not that I don't like it though ahaha
Though the youtube video set to Benny Hinn with this song is hilarious as shitonewheeled said:
on topic Call Me Maybe, Red Solo Cup, or I'm Sexy and I know it