100 Worst Ever Pop Records

[Vicar!]

Nateile Casey

At least the girl who sang Chick, chick Chicken is redeaming herself in a very big way, and is now one of the most promising comedy actresses in the country. (but please don't lose the accent lass)

Vicar

 

[Northstander]

And I bet she goes like a bloody rabbit...Grrrrrrrrr

 

[Crawley Boy]

It'd be interesting to know how many of the 100 actually got to No. 1, the majority I'd have thought.

 

[Braders]

CORRECTION i've got 95 of the 100

 

[Pavilionaire]

Excellent viewing, the list is absolutely spot on barring 5 or 6 choices.

Some great moments on the show included everyone dissing Michael Jackson re. Earth Song APART FROM some muppet off Blazing Squad (which just made him look stupid), Richard Blackwood being exposed as a total prick and Sabrina's tits.

 

[Northstander]

Agreed! That young black artist must have been one of Wacko's wonderland finger boys the way he was going on!! What a Prick!!

And Richard "Iam the British Eddie Murphy" Blackwood!! Get a life you dickhead!!

 

[Meade's Ball]

He's more like the black Eddie Large.

 

[Wozza]

everyone dissing Michael Jackson re. Earth Song APART FROM some muppet off Blazing Squad (which just made him look stupid)

Er... he's from So Soild Crew.

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

The recors below should not be on the list imho.

Candle in the wind - a touching tribute ti Do, good song anyway
Barbie girl - fun pop song
Everything I do - solid ballad
My heart will go on - nice piece of music
Lucky - catchy pop song
Believe - catchy pop song
I will always love you - solid ballad
We all stand together - great novelty song
I should be so lucky - introduced us to Kylie
Dirty - catchy pop song
Love is all around - solid ballad
We built this city - reasonable rock anthem
Saturday night - fun pop song
Vindaloo - catchy football anthem
Spaceman - reasonable pop song

 

[The Wookiee]

Its a disgrace that Candle in the wind is even mentioned let alone in the top ten!!

What about Glad All Over by Palarse cup final team '91.
That surely should be there at number 1

 

[Northstander]

The recors below should not be on the list imho.

Candle in the wind - a touching tribute ti Do, good song anyway
Barbie girl - fun pop song
Everything I do - solid ballad
My heart will go on - nice piece of music
Lucky - catchy pop song
Believe - catchy pop song
I will always love you - solid ballad
We all stand together - great novelty song
I should be so lucky - introduced us to Kylie
Dirty - catchy pop song
Love is all around - solid ballad
We built this city - reasonable rock anthem
Saturday night - fun pop song
Vindaloo - catchy football anthem
Spaceman - reasonable pop song

..Everything I do - solid ballad
Love is all around - solid ballad... Both these were good BUT played to death and therefore are the most Anoying songs ever!!
Candle in the wind - a touching tribute ti Do, good song anyway....Capitalising on someones death...original was a great track but was there really any need for this...??

 

[Pavilionaire]

Er... he's from So Soild Crew.

Ok, ok So Soild Crew it is - but is there really a difference? Both a troop of gansta wannabes from the inner city with no idea, each individual member lacking any sort of identity or personality...

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Hang about, all the proceeds of Candle in the wind went to Diana's charity didn't it ?.

 

[Northstander]

I think you may be right actually

 

[The Wookiee]

Hang about, all the proceeds of Candle in the wind went to Diana's charity didn't it ?.

And Elton re-wrote the words to sing at her funeral and I think it was then released as a single with all proceeds going to charity.

 

[Northstander]

It was re-written but his "Partner" Bernie who has wrote most of Elton Johns Tracks.

 

[Meade's Ball]

Whoever wrote it, it is still a truly awful song.

 

[Crawley Boy]

It was re-written but his "Partner" Bernie who has wrote most of Elton Johns Tracks.

I thought David Furnish was Elton's partner?

 

[Lady Whistledown]

I don't think anyone was criticising the way the profits from Candle In The Wind went to charity, or the intention of the USA For Africa single, it was merely the fact that it was a rubbish rehashing of an old song.

Lets face it, plenty of people were so busy sobbing their hearts out for a woman they had never met, they'd have bought a new version of No Way No Way if it had any kind of tenous Diana reference. I laughed when one of the commentators on last night's programme said "we were all waiting for Elton to break out into Crocodile Rock".

Not everyone was a devotee of Diana, and I don't see why it's wrong to say you can't stand CITW. Free country....

 

[The Wookiee]

It was re-written but his "Partner" Bernie who has wrote most of Elton Johns Tracks.

Correct Bernie Taupin did write the original, however Elton himself wrote the Diana version.