Horrible, evil music
Oh god, I had forgotten that this horrible horrible tune existed. You may have, too, but misery is better when shared.
Richard Clayderman - Ballade pour Adeline
This is one of the most idiotic, pretentious songs ever made. I hates it, I hates it, (and like it).
Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street
It's not just this track, I hate everything about OK Computer, that truly great and truly awful album. To me, OK Computer stands for everything that's wrong about people, in general. Whenever somebody says "well, people aren't so bad", I reply: "Then how do you explain OK Computer?" And that settles it. Among this album's many crimes, it inspired Coldplay.
Radiohead - Fitter, Happier
To prove I don't live entirely in the past, here's a song I heard from a cellphone the other day. I play it here in the hope of preventing it from becoming some sort of monster hit that eats everything in its way.
Alexander Rybak - Fairytale (Cthulhu version via Dodofuglen.)
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