Let's say the cut-off age of "as a kid" is 16.
Loved (still love)
Hated (still hate)
Let's say the cut-off age of "as a kid" is 16.
Loved (still love)
Hated (still hate)
Like(d):
Hate(d)
"Linger" is slightly amusing if you think of it as a song about a fart. But that only makes it tolerable on occasion.
I had a long list, but wisely someone has capped it at five, lol.
I loved a lot of the upbeat radio when I was a kid, starting in around 1982 (I was 8), peaking in 1985 (at 11) or so and receding by 1989 (13):
Spoiler: loved
I hated the sadder and/or more harmonically sophisticated songs:
Spoiler: hated
Loved
Spoiler: I'll go there...
Hated
Spoiler: Yup
LOL. The Beatles = kindergarten music. They must be the only band where every single fucking cover song is better than the original. Instead of an hommage, it's more like a disgrace to the band. I actually had to go to a Beatles theme performance because my sister sings, and realized I do like a few of their songs now. It should be noted however that I have no taste in music and it's only getting worse.Originally Posted by Ptah
Anything and everything by the Beatles. Such noise.
Used to hate and now like (there's more but this is offensive enough):
(And they all look so adorable in this video - I can even forget Lennon's a shithead)
Everything under heaven is in utter chaos; the situation is excellent. - Mao
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARR!
I even learned how to play this at one point.
This one I'm posting more for the benefit of others. It's bound to be a favorite.
Spoiler: secret
I despised this song:
"Better not to feel too much until the crisis ends—and if it never ends, at least we’ll have suffered a little less, developed a useful dullness...The constant—and very real—fear of being hurt, the fear of death, of intolerable loss, or even of “mere” humiliation, leads each of us, the citizens and prisoners of the conflict, to dampen our own vitality, our emotional and intellectual range, and to cloak ourselves in more and more protective layers until we suffocate." - Toni Morrison
This is a song I hated:
But this always seemed uplifting:
Oh holy crap, my parents didn't let me watch that show because they said it was too stupid. (Same rule applied to a few other sitcoms, all soap operas, and weirdly, Jem & The Holograms)
And everybody knows what the best 80s intro song is. Don't ask me why my parents let me watch this one, I was only 8 years old and all of these characters are fucked up. Two neurotic psychoanalysts, one douchebag playboy, a well-meaning idiot, an annoying prude, a frigid bitch and a foul mouthed shrew. Sometimes I wonder if it shaped any of my views later in life.
Everything under heaven is in utter chaos; the situation is excellent. - Mao
Uhhh... Jem was incredibly stupid. It wasn't the stupidest cartoon show of the era. Or even the creepiest.
Behold: The Nightmare Fuel that was Turbo Teen!
I've probably seen every episode. Twice.
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