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25 Sep 2011, 9:26 am

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That Lion King movie song. The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

That pre-dates the Lion King by about 50 years, and I don't think it appears in the film.

Mine would be "Oh Happy Day", because the people singing it sound so sad, as well as everything by Katy Perry, especially California Gurls. That isn't how you spell "Girls", you moron, and your song is not nearly as good as the Beach Boys song with a correctly-spelled name.



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25 Sep 2011, 10:19 am

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I like the song Windowlicker but I admit the music video does creep me out.


Are you kidding? First time I saw that video I laughed tears.

If I turn on the radio I guarantee my mood will sink fast. I agree with "dont worry be happy" (its creepy) but "the lion king song"...makes me laugh. I mean: is it possible? aaaaaarrrrrgh!! !



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25 Sep 2011, 5:08 pm

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I've just listened to Friday by Rebecca Black and I wish I didn't do that. That song is a total NT song. I can't stand it.


The majority of NTs can't stand it either. It's so bad, it went viral. Think of its success as akin to the way everyone slows down to look at a serious accident on the motorway.

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VIDEODROME wrote:
That Lion King movie song. The Lion Sleeps Tonight.

That pre-dates the Lion King by about 50 years, and I don't think it appears in the film.


Ahh, the Tokens? Or Tightfit? Great song. Though I recall Stephen King used it as a nightmare trigger in one of the Dark Tower series...

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...everything by Katy Perry, especially California Gurls. That isn't how you spell "Girls", you moron, and your song is not nearly as good as the Beach Boys song with a correctly-spelled name.


I recall a parody video on YouTube called "California Gays". The song was terrible, but the sight of several young men in speedos was rather appealing.



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25 Sep 2011, 5:10 pm

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I've just listened to Friday by Rebecca Black and I wish I didn't do that. That song is a total NT song. I can't stand it.


:lmao: I told you guys!


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25 Sep 2011, 10:34 pm

Whenever I hear Martina McBride's "Happy Girl" or Shania Twain's "Looks Like We Made It", I want to kill myself. I've always had an aversion to country music, mostly because the yellow brown color associated with it (Synestesia). But I mostly hate it because I can't relate to any of it. My used to say I was evil because my favorite verse in a song goes: "I walked into a gunfight with a knife to kill you. And cut you so fast when your blood spilled it was still blue. I'll hang you until you dangle and chain you from both angels and pull you apart from both angels. I want to crush your skull until your brains leak out of your veins and bust open like broken water mains. So tell Saddam not to bother with making another bomb because I'm crushing the whole world in my palm." I don't think most people have expirenced frustration the way I have. One day when she tried to get the local vet to let me volenteer there and she got the BS excuse the clinic was too small, I think she finnaly understood my frustration. But yeah, most country songs, espicaly those sung by women, physicaly hurt me.


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26 Sep 2011, 5:40 am

^I actually don't mind Country, but I tend to be particular about what and who I like in that area of music. Patsy Cline was a rather good singer/songwriter; I love "Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray".



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26 Sep 2011, 10:16 am

generally any soft rock.
Any morning i had to listen to Daniel by Elton John on the way to high school was not a good morning.
That songs awakens a lot of anger in me. Don't know why.


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26 Sep 2011, 2:59 pm

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Whenever I hear Martina McBride's "Happy Girl" or Shania Twain's "Looks Like We Made It", I want to kill myself. I've always had an aversion to country music, mostly because the yellow brown color associated with it (Synestesia). But I mostly hate it because I can't relate to any of it. My used to say I was evil because my favorite verse in a song goes: "I walked into a gunfight with a knife to kill you. And cut you so fast when your blood spilled it was still blue. I'll hang you until you dangle and chain you from both angels and pull you apart from both angels. I want to crush your skull until your brains leak out of your veins and bust open like broken water mains. So tell Saddam not to bother with making another bomb because I'm crushing the whole world in my palm." I don't think most people have expirenced frustration the way I have. One day when she tried to get the local vet to let me volenteer there and she got the BS excuse the clinic was too small, I think she finnaly understood my frustration. But yeah, most country songs, espicaly those sung by women, physicaly hurt me.


Those two songs also make me want to cringe.


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26 Sep 2011, 3:38 pm

My taste seems to be particular, but let me say I despise most of today's pop music, perhaps because my colleagues think it's natural making me hear that crap all-day at my workplace. These "songs" are overly repetitive, boring, and obtrusive like hell. :evil: I hope oversees it's less so.


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26 Sep 2011, 3:57 pm

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My taste seems to be particular, but let me say I despise most of today's pop music, perhaps because my colleagues think it's natural making me hear that crap all-day at my workplace. These "songs" are overly repetitive, boring, and obtrusive like hell. :evil: I hope oversees it's less so.


I feel the same way about today's pop music as well. I used to have a friend who played nothing but that stuff. She couldn't understand why I detested that music so much. She finally saw the expression on my face and said, "Oh, you don't care for this music. Something must have happened to you in High School to make you not like it."

Nothing happened to me in High School to make me not like that stuff. I've never liked Top 40 after 1987, that's all.


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26 Sep 2011, 6:00 pm

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"Don't Worry, Be Happy." 8O God, that song scares the crap outta me! *shudders*

And where do I happen to stumble across it after having avoided hearing it for the past decade? Right here on WP in The Haven! Do not want!

Does anyone else have this peculiar aversion to certain songs, or am I alone in this? I also dislike "Window Licker" and "Come to Daddy" by Aphex Twin, though as I understand it, even some NTs get the skeevies listening to those.


WOW!! ! I was looking at the topic headings on the forums and saw your topic. I immediately said to myself, "Don't Worry, Be Happy." Then I clicked on your post and saw that you had named this song. I was like, Wow!! ! You too. I cannot stand that song. Whenever I heard that song I would turn the radio off. I cannot stand that song. Oh, I already said that.

P.S.---I cannot stand that song.


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26 Sep 2011, 9:27 pm

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WOW!! ! I was looking at the topic headings on the forums and saw your topic. I immediately said to myself, "Don't Worry, Be Happy." Then I clicked on your post and saw that you had named this song. I was like, Wow!! ! You too. I cannot stand that song. Whenever I heard that song I would turn the radio off. I cannot stand that song. Oh, I already said that.

P.S.---I cannot stand that song.


Maybe it's an autistic thing? I dunno. I was up all night Googling "Autism/Aspergers - Abnormal Fear of Music/Songs" (obsessed much?) and found a few related posts on a couple forums, and it appears that it could be a sensory thing. It's not melophobia, however, as I generally do like other forms of music, and I do not find them in any way terrifying.

There's a book somewhere out there called Musicophilia that points out other causes for such abnormal fear, but I haven't read it and don't know whether or not it can shed light on my problem with "Dont Worry, Be Happy". Has anyone ever read this book?



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27 Sep 2011, 1:42 am

for some reason, the song "barbie girl" by aqua did NOT repulse me, in the way a song of that type normally would. but i realize it repulses some other people, i'm frankly amazed that it hasn't been mentioned yet.



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27 Sep 2011, 11:22 am

auntblabby wrote:
for some reason, the song "barbie girl" by aqua did NOT repulse me, in the way a song of that type normally would. but i realize it repulses some other people, i'm frankly amazed that it hasn't been mentioned yet.


I quite like that one. It's not just cheese, it's mouldy cheese, but it makes me laugh.

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the evil one... J-J-J-J... (chokes) The Bee-bee-bee... (cough) Dare I say his name? If you speak of the devil, he's sure to appear. I shall adopt the safety of medieval times and only speak his name in reverse - Nitsuj Rebieb!

Oh no, it's too late - the Antichrist is here! Spare me, dark lord! Sing not your piercing deathwails! Nooooo!



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27 Sep 2011, 12:13 pm

Thom_Fuleri wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
for some reason, the song "barbie girl" by aqua did NOT repulse me, in the way a song of that type normally would. but i realize it repulses some other people, i'm frankly amazed that it hasn't been mentioned yet.


I quite like that one. It's not just cheese, it's mouldy cheese, but it makes me laugh.

I'm surprised no-one has mentioned the evil one... J-J-J-J... (chokes) The Bee-bee-bee... (cough) Dare I say his name? If you speak of the devil, he's sure to appear. I shall adopt the safety of medieval times and only speak his name in reverse - Nitsuj Rebieb!

Oh no, it's too late - the Antichrist is here! Spare me, dark lord! Sing not your piercing deathwails! Nooooo!


Lmao, leave him alone, he's just a kid.

One of the most annoying songs ever is Andre 3000's "Hey Ya"; I honestly could not see the appeal the masses had for that song.



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27 Sep 2011, 1:08 pm

'In The Summertime' by Mungo Jerry, purely because of the lyrics, 'Have a drink, have a drive'.

That Rebecca Black one - if something like that had been recorded in the 80s, it would have been totally tongue in cheek. A lot of the acts then (e.g. Wham) never took themselves at all seriously.