The Worst Song You've Ever Heard

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Timbydude

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Pretty self-explanatory; what is the absolute worst song you've ever heard?

Though, to be fair, the song in question must actually be a recorded piece of music with the clear intention of being a real song.

I'll start it off:

In the above video, start at about 2:20 and watch for 10-20 seconds if you want a prime example of unintentional hilarity.
 

SimuLord

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A few months ago a girl tried to get me into MGMT. It didn't take. That might be the single worst musical act I've ever heard. I couldn't name one of their songs---it's "that one that sucks", "that one that makes my ears bleed", and "if you link me to this band one more time, by the gods, I will come to your house and beat you."
 

Ponch

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My roommate, whose musical tastes I normally admire, totally gorged himself this afternoon on crappy screamo and death metal... or maybe they were the same song... I don't know. Anything that he played today qualified him for a smack across the face.
 

Baron_Rouge

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Brokencyde. Specifically Freaxxx, but i really can't tell the difference between any of them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8F5YSA1Oz0
 

Mr_spamamam

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxFOOEOlBF8
When I hear this song I start to travel between being scared and laughing my arse off
 

technoted

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Suicide Silence - Them Bones. Sure it's a "cover" or as I prefer to call it a butcher of an Alice in Chains song, but that's why I detest it so much. Everything this band does sounds like black metal for toddlers and hurts my ears to the extent of I feel like a baseball bat covered in barbed wire and salt is ripping through my ear drums.
 

badgersprite

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...I...I don't even...

The only redeeming factor this song has was that Todd In The Shadows did a hilarious review of it. This is quite seriously the worst excuse for music I've ever heard.

EDIT: Actually, I stand corrected. There is one worse.

 

Absimilliard

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I will not post a link, because I don't want the horror and pain you'd experience on my conscience (also, I don't want to get sued), but the very worst song is a Swedish song called "I Et Rosa Helikopter" (possibly spelled wrong, I'm Norwegian, not Swedish), directly translated "In A Pink Helicopter". The name itself is quite a good hint to stay away from it. And before anyone even thinks this: no. It's not in the same league as Yellow Submarine. It's not even the same medium, because I really don't want to call Pink Helicopter music. I loathe it.

*Deep breath*

Anyways, I actually found a use for it a couple of years ago. I was working in a bar where there was a jazz jam one evening, which was really nice, but then a problem occurred: the players refused to stop. Service stopped (and they were made aware), they kept playing. Fair enough; according to Norwegian law, you can only tell people to leave the bar a minimum of thirty minutes after service has closed. The thirty minutes passed, while a colleague and I cleaned up, they kept playing. All lights were turned on by now, a definite hint. The last guests where told to leave, as we were closing up, they were told, but kept playing. As hopefully everyone will realize, packing down instruments takes a bit of time, and I wanted to get home, because it was now over three AM. So finally I turned the not inconsiderable stereo on, went on youtube on the computer connected to it, and found the so-called "song" I've described above. I think the jazz-guys still hold the World's record for combined quick-packing of instruments and the hundred meter dash...
 

Trucken

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technoted said:
Suicide Silence - Them Bones.
Oh God damn it. I just HAD to listen to it, didn't I? I can hear Layne Staley spinning in his grave, that was fucking awful.
 

smithy_2045

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SimuLord said:
A few months ago a girl tried to get me into MGMT. It didn't take. That might be the single worst musical act I've ever heard. I couldn't name one of their songs---it's "that one that sucks", "that one that makes my ears bleed", and "if you link me to this band one more time, by the gods, I will come to your house and beat you."
You're the first person I've ever heard of who couldn't at least tolerate MGMT.
 

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Baron_Rouge said:
Brokencyde. Specifically Freaxxx, but i really can't tell the difference between any of them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8F5YSA1Oz0
People actually listen to this?
 

Danik93

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Absimilliard said:
I will not post a link, because I don't want the horror and pain you'd experience on my conscience (also, I don't want to get sued), but the very worst song is a Swedish song called "I Et Rosa Helikopter" (possibly spelled wrong, I'm Norwegian, not Swedish), directly translated "In A Pink Helicopter". The name itself is quite a good hint to stay away from it. And before anyone even thinks this: no. It's not in the same league as Yellow Submarine. It's not even the same medium, because I really don't want to call Pink Helicopter music. I loathe it.

*Deep breath*

Anyways, I actually found a use for it a couple of years ago. I was working in a bar where there was a jazz jam one evening, which was really nice, but then a problem occurred: the players refused to stop. Service stopped (and they were made aware), they kept playing. Fair enough; according to Norwegian law, you can only tell people to leave the bar a minimum of thirty minutes after service has closed. The thirty minutes passed, while a colleague and I cleaned up, they kept playing. All lights were turned on by now, a definite hint. The last guests where told to leave, as we were closing up, they were told, but kept playing. As hopefully everyone will realize, packing down instruments takes a bit of time, and I wanted to get home, because it was now over three AM. So finally I turned the not inconsiderable stereo on, went on youtube on the computer connected to it, and found the so-called "song" I've described above. I think the jazz-guys still hold the World's record for combined quick-packing of instruments and the hundred meter dash...
I en rosa helikopter ska jag flyga hem till dig! it's bad but not THAT bad!