Don't Do It-The One Song That You Hate To Hear From A Favorite Artist

The Beatles-What Goes On (have always had to skip this)
Bowie-China Girl ( don't like the Iggy version either)
Elvis Costello-My Science Fiction Twin (wish he would've kept this off Brutal Youth)
Bob Marley-Johnny Was
The Who-Don't Let Go The Coat
The Jam-Aunties and Uncles
The Clash-Know Your Rights
XTC-Bungalow
Pete Townshend-Face the Face
Robyn Hitchcock-Brenda's Iron Sledge
The Rolling Stones-Melody
Paul Weller-You Do Something To Me (I think he's played this live every time I've seen him since its release)
Graham Parker-Lady Doctor

Hate to complain, but some of my favorite artists have released a few things I don't like. No disrespect to anyone who likes any of these.

 

I feel the same way. I remember being so excited to get a new Lennon record and listened to it over and over, so it brings back good memories, but "Whatever Get you Through the Night" still bugs me.

 

I can do without this

 

"Don't Do It" by Mickey Dolenz.

 

...now you can hear it on T.V. as well. I believe it’s a Walmart ad. Yay!

 

I've been fortunate enough to see PH 3 or 4 times myself and I can't ever get enough "Comet!"

I've never liked "Vision," but I didn't mind hearing it live.

Personally, I can forgive my favorite artists for most of their "crimes," but I could never forgive Genesis' "I Can't Dance." I find it an abominable embarrassment.

 

Hate is a bit strong, but in the 80s and 90s whenever Dylan did Maggie's Farm, I thought it was usually boring, uninspired bloated plodding "rock" which did nothing for me. And I'm a big fan.

 

So.

 

Not sure I understand the question being asked here.

 

It was just a joke.

 

I was waiting for someone to post this.

 

Anything on Bob Dylan's Down in the Groove & Under the Red Sky albums

The Who or anybody trying to cover Heat Wave

All they manage to do is look & sound foolish in the process

 

My older brother had the 45 with the picture sleeve. I liked it as a kid, but I haven't heard it since the 1960s!

 

The 7a label might've re-released it about a year ago on their Dolenz comp, I think.

 

These are my Phish 1.0 bathroom break songs:

Bouncing Around the Room
Farmhouse
Heavy Things
Guelah Papyrus
Prince Caspean
Velvet Sea

 

Sinatra:

My Way
New York, New York
Strangers in the Night

 

Rainy Day Women and Watching the River Flow (live, interchangable; I have an example from around 10 years ago where Bob starts with Watching lyrics and finishes with Rainy lyrics and nobody really noticed)

Shiny Happy People does not make me shiny nor happy.

 

Black Sabbath-She's Gone
Iron Maiden-The Angel and the Gambler
Metallica-The View
Heart-Dreamboat Annie
KISS-Heavens On fire
Van Halen-Why Can't This Be Love
Black Sabbath-The Illusion of power
Alice Cooper-Clones (We're All)

 

Heartache Tonight.

Enough said.

 

Surprised I am the first to say:
Beach Boys-Kokomo.



Dan

 

Only a Northern Song - The Beatles (Other than All Together Now, the only Beatles original I dislike)
Mother's Lament - Cream (The worst song I've ever heard, and besides one the only song I'll ever skip when listening to an album in full)
Suzy-Hang-Around - ABBA (This is the other only song I'll ever skip. Irritating beyond belief)
The Oppressed Song - Bob Marley & the Wailers (The melody and vocals peeve me off. Also doesn't help I'm not a fan of this album anyway but this song just sucks)
My Wild Love - The Doors (I actually like this song unlike many, but it's not very relistenable so I rarely want to hear it)
Forgot About Dre - Dr. Dre (Another song I don't even really hate, I just really don't like Eminem and find this song annoying)
The Crunge - Led Zeppelin (Everyone knows how trash this song is. Ruins my mood for the next song)
Life's a Bitch - Nas (This used to be one of my favourite songs on the album but now I find Nas' vocals on the chorus grating)

 

But are you people?

 

Not really - what's wrong with that song?

 

I can still enjoy Let It Be and Hey Jude live but The Long and Winding Road does nothing for me anymore.

 

Every time I hear it, it creates a heartache...because i have to listen to it plus it's a lousy song. Oh, and let's not forget, it still gets plenty of airplay.