Worst songs ever made

[CP/M User]

For me it's gotta be Wind of Change......the cheesiest, unforgivable, worst written and arranged song of all time in rock music.
Period.

Winds of Change from Eric Burdon and The Animals ?

Some of their Psychedelic stuff is a hit and miss for me personally. I'm not quite sure what Eric Burdon and The Animals were trying to do with Winds of Change or if it's one of the earliest songs to incorporate natural occurring sound like Wind in this case. The Beatles made a Wildlife version of 'Across The Universe', which does the same thing, it's sort of good in a way if that song led other people/bands to incorporate natural sounds into their music, when I say sort of good, it makes me wonder that if it hadn't been done, if someone else would have done it anyway, technology is what would have taken music into those possibilities with Recording devices to capture Natural sounds.

 

[CP/M User]

This song from Chris de Burgh makes me want to gag every time. Pure cheez! His early albums were actually quite decent.

My friend from work felt the same and even did a reenactment of it, he must of forgot about telling me about it before because it brought it up again, but just said I hate that Chris de Burgh song, I should of said "You don't like 'Don't Pay The Ferryman'? "

 

[Slipn]

@Magic

How about this one Magic

 

[Slipn]

I am soooooo tired of this song

And if I hear this John Denver tune one more time..

 

[Magic]

@Magic

How about this one Magic

 

[MCFCTrick]

Never much liked the original, but my God it's nowhere near as bad as the cover ... makes me want to put rusty knitting needles in my ears whenever it comes on the radio.

 

[dr wu]

most of the hair metal band stuff......

 

[Nai Noswad]

William Shatner...

Mr. Tambourine Man.

 

[Magic]

Never much liked the original, but my God it's nowhere near as bad as the cover ... makes me want to put rusty knitting needles in my ears whenever it comes on the radio.

it’s not good, but not vomit worthy, either.

 

[Magic]

William Shatner...

Mr. Tambourine Man.