yea, but the first criteria is that it had to be good to listen to at first.I double-checked the thread, and I can't believe that no one has posted one of the worst earworms of the 90s:
My very first computer used onboard audio back when that was garbage (it's much more viable now). Early EQ sounded like ass. Almost like midi music. Right before Kunark, my dad bought us a P2 200MMX for the family (read: my) computer. And I invested in a Sound Blaster audio card. Suddenly the EQ music sounded like real instruments. I was amazed.I got so tired of hearing this shit
I swear to God, the station I listened to would play this hourly, sometimes
nonstop for YEARS
Early EQ sounded like ass. Almost like midi music. Right before Kunark, my dad bought us a P2 200MMX for the family (read: my) computer. And I invested in a Sound Blaster audio card. Suddenly the EQ music sounded like real instruments. I was amazed.
him , Springsteen and Sinatra are probably the worst representatives of this state, or the best depending on your pov i guess. i rather have crackhead Whitney than Bonjovi or "The Boss". fuck those guys.
this was actually a hit song in the 90syea, but the first criteria is that it had to be good to listen to at first.
boom boom down, was never good
ah, another faggot ass song, no one wants to hear againhim , Springsteen and Sinatra are probably the worst representatives of this state, or the best depending on your pov i guess. i rather have crackhead Whitney than Bonjovi or "The Boss". fuck those guys.
this was actually a hit song in the 90s
I admit that I set myself up for that. Snow - cursed with the terrible sin of being a white Canadian doing rap - was never good.yea, but the first criteria is that it had to be good to listen to at first.
boom boom down, was never good
I remember when this song first came out. I was very early into my "I like techno" stage, and this always gave me a techno vibe.
I was a dumb motherfucker, yeah. I was listening to Paul Okenfold a lot at the time, but this was a "real" song instead of something I downloaded an mp3 of on Napster. Paul Oakenfold.exewell you must have never heard any actual techno to think that song was techno rfl
I was a dumb motherfucker, yeah. I was listening to Paul Okenfold a lot at the time, but this was a "real" song instead of something I downloaded an mp3 of on Napster. Paul Oakenfold.exe
wtf, another virus? MOM, THE COMPUTER'S BUSTED!!!
yeah, anyway. I was thinking it was "like techno" for normal pop radio. Just because of the autotune voice.
Remember Beck?
i loved Closer, but my god. The radio absolutely bukakkied your ears with it. They tried that with Head Like a Hole. Luckily it was such a badass song that it weathered the storm. Even luckier, Trent Reznor released so many remixes of his albums that us cool kids had different versions of all these songs that the radio never played. Further Down The Spiral comes to mind.I dunno if it was posted but here we go
I love Nine Inch Nails and I have seen them live several times. Industrial is my favorite kinda music. My friend Vonpol and I were pretty young when we got into Nine Inch Nails and we did so I believe 2 years before Closer (Downward) came out. My favorite song is probably Only Time off of PHM. Anyways I'll never forget seeing these cheerleaders running down the hallway holding hands saying " I WANNA FUCK YOU LIKE A ANIMAL"
Oh man the mainstream feels still hurt. Took awhile for me to overcome the shitters singing that in middle school.
Great song but it was Waaaaaaaaay overplayed in 1994-1995. The radio edit even made it worse.