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In No Particular Order, Episode 66, “Kinky Bitches at the Strip Club of the Apocalypse”
Strip clubs we like…and don’t like so much. Chuck friend has the best job ever. What’s the worst song ever recorded? Listener mail from our friends in Canada. Daniel Ray Calantoni (Intern 1) on the Apocalypse.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
In No Particular Order, Episode 66--Kinky Bitches at the Strip Club of the Apocalypse
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Oh, come on...the low point of music was not 1981 to 1984! And "Mexican Radio" by Wall of Voodoo is a good song!
ReplyDeleteThe worst song ever is "Ring my Bell" (1979) which is about snorting cocaine, and only has one line, "Ring my bell...ell...ell, ring my bell" in it. Over and over again. Then again, something by Yoko Ono is probably the worst song ever, but I have never heard it. I also give dishonorable mention to "Funkytown." "Let me take you to Funkly-town!!!!!!" Over and over again. Oh, how about "Afternoon Delight" as the worst song ever? "Muskrat Love" anyone? But not if it helped you to succeed in nailing Toni Tenille in the Muskrat position.
The low point pf music was 1976 to whenever "My Sharona" came out. As evidence, below are the top ten songs of those years. Notice how every song either has to have the word "boogie" in the title or in the lyrics. Keep in mind, these are the BEST song from those years. I could have sworn that "Y.M.C.A." was more like 1977. Do a more extensive search of 1976 to 1979 and I'm sure you'll find a lot of cheesy musical road kill. Thank god Ronald Reagan banned disco when he came into office.
1976
1. Don't Go Breaking My Heart - Kiki Dee, Elton John Listen
2. Dream Weaver - Gary Wright Listen
3. Love Machine - The Miracles Listen
4. Let Your Love Flow - The Bellamy Brothers Listen
5. Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry Listen
6. Saturday Night - Bay City Rollers Listen
7. Fooled Around and Fell in Love - Elvin Bishop Listen
8. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight - England Dan & John Ford Coley Listen
9. All by Myself - Eric Carmen Listen
10. Theme from S.W.A.T. - Rhythm Heritage Listen
1977
1. Boogie Nights - Heatwave Listen
2. Undercover Angel - Alan O'Day Listen
3. Rich Girl - Hall & Oates Listen
4. I'm in You - Peter Frampton Listen
5. Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston Listen
6. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - Leo Sayer Listen
7. I'm Your Boogie Man - KC & the Sunshine Band Listen
8. Got to Give It Up, Pt. 1 - Marvin Gaye Listen
9. Couldn't Get It Right - Climax Blues Band Listen
10. Car Wash - Rose Royce Listen
1978
1. We Are the Champions - Queen Listen
2. Hot Child in the City - Nick Gilder Listen
3. It's a Heartache - Bonnie Tyler Listen
4. Take a Chance on Me - ABBA Listen
5. Baby Come Back - Player Listen
6. Reminiscing - Little River Band Listen
7. Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton Listen
8. If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman Listen
9. Kiss You All Over - Exile Listen
10. I Go Crazy - Paul Davis Listen
1979
1. Heart of Glass - Blondie Listen
2. My Sharona - The Knack Listen
3. Just When I Needed You Most - Randy VanWarmer Listen
4. Escape (The Piña Colada Song) - Rupert Holmes Listen
5. I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor Listen
6. Y.M.C.A. - Village People Listen
7. Sad Eyes - Robert John Listen
8. Fire - The Pointer Sisters Listen
9. Ring My Bell - Anita Ward Listen
10. Devil Went Down to Georgia - The Charlie Daniels Band Listen
1980
1. Call Me - Blondie Listen
2. Fame - Irene Cara Listen
3. Working My Way Back to You/Forgive Me, Girl - The Spinners Listen
4. Funkytown - Lipps, Inc., Lipps, Inc. Listen
5. Little Jeannie - Elton John Listen
6. Upside Down - Diana Ross Listen
7. He's So Shy - The Pointer Sisters Listen
8. Please Don't Go - KC & the Sunshine Band Listen
9. Do That to Me One More Time - Captain & Tennille Listen
10. Take Your Time (Do It Right), Pt. 1 - The S.O.S. Band Listen
I stand corrected. All these songs are much worse than any Wall of Voodoo song. It seems then that the "Dark Ages of Music" were 1975-78.
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