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"Your Best and Worst Song of all Time"

My best song of all time-'Somewhere I Belong' by Linkin Park

My worst song of all time-'Laura' by Scissor Sisters

Now that I've told you mine, what is your best and worst song of all time?!

My favourite track is probably Rob D - Clubbed to Death or maybe Robert Miles - Children. Really like the kinda chillout stuff.

However my "most hated" track is more vague. Let's see, something by Busted probably. And celine dion is always terrible.

Hmm, Blink 182. They should kinda appeal to me (i really like rock music and that's what they try and get classed as) but frankly their kiddy voices and repetive tracks really turned me off. Much like Sum41.

Jakxter, how can you not like Laura by SS? :c(

Allllllll, who's changed there name to capitals?

*Look Down*

I cant really pick an all time favourite song, because you like a song and then listen to another one and like that better etc etc. One that sticks in my mind though is wheatus - teenage dirtbag their only good song. I listened to it over and over when it was popular. Right now it could be nofx-whats the matter with parents today? Or Blink 182 - voyeur.

I agree to an extent that blink 182 are a shallow band some what. But their lyrics reflect teen life and feelings. Its easy listening and people can relate to the music. Also their new album is much more mature, the songs are considerabely (sp?) deeper than say dude ranch for example.

mattributé wrote:
> Blink 182 are just an extremely shallow band - just good for a quick
> listen, nothing deep, nothing extravagant, just throw-away snapshots
> of random crap.

They still have the best lyrics ever. Anything with 'Excuse our neighbour Bob, he tried to pump the dog' in it is well worth a listen.

Favorite; - "Unfinished Symphony" - Hybrid

Worst; - Anything remotely pop idol

Scooter are utter shmite. But How Much is the Fish is genius and shmite.

I used to like Blink-182 - but grew out of them when I was about 14/15. Now, I really hate them. I hate their whiney teenage American voices, their songs about teen angst... I pretty much just can't stand them. Of course, this dislike has probably been aggrovated by the fact that my brother is now an avid fan - and I'm therefore usually forced to listen to them, or leave.

Concerning Scooter - the problem here is, I'm not a huge follower of bands. I like to appreciate songs individually, rather than albums. Thus, I have absolutely no idea whether Scooter were once brilliant or not - all I know is that if I hear the utter crap that is The Logical Song again, I'm probably going to have to hit something. Hard.

Blink 182 are just an extremely shallow band - just good for a quick listen, nothing deep, nothing extravagant, just throw-away snapshots of random crap.