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My 10 year old daughter loves this song so I’ve been listening to it a lot lately.
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90s songs that were OK the first time, but gave you cancer after they were played nonstop for months
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My 10 year old daughter loves this song so I’ve been listening to it a lot lately.
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There are some good songs in this thread, and also some total shit of course. I have to remind myself not to switch stations or skip stuff sometimes because while I may not want to hear Enter Sandman for the 50000th time, my kids may have only heard it 3 times, and maybe this is the time they are paying attention and it sticks in their head. Maybe then they go look it up on their YouTube or spotify and find themselves listening to Fade to Black instead of whatever popular crap is trying to get pushed by the algos.
Funny enough my son was listening to Zombie all the time when he was around 10 too.
Funny enough my son was listening to Zombie all the time when he was around 10 too.
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Chukzombi
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it took me a long time to realize that i was a Cranberries fan.
this one is my favorite. i dont think it was overplayed.
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They're a great band. I love the variety in their style. Some are real poppy, some borderline metal, and everything in between - often on the same album. Plus she has a great voice and she doesn't over-sing or stray outside her range.
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Kithani
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I don’t know about overplayed on that one, or at least it must’ve fallen off hard after the 90s. I’m in my 30s and I don’t think I’d ever heard it before.
Zombie and Linger I think were the only two songs I’ve heard a lot from them.
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It absolutely dropped off the cliff after the 90s. It was in commercials, shows, on the radio constantly, blah blah blah.
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I mean, if there's a single time it's okay to play that song, isn't it at a wedding???
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Chukzombi
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i guess, my wedding song was going to be November Rain. my ex fiancee and I both shared the same birthday in November.
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A kid in my elementary school sang that at a talent show. Parents/teachers really let him sing "hotter than a hoochie's coochie" lol.
