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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    All disco, no matter when released, is the Devil.
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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Quote Originally Posted by RFS62
    All disco, no matter when released, is the Devil.
    especially the bay city rollers and kc and the sunshine band. what a bunch of dreck.
    School's out. What did you expect?

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    "Wichita Lineman" rocks.
    School's out. What did you expect?

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Quote Originally Posted by RFS62
    All disco, no matter when released, is the Devil.
    Not funkytown! funkytown rocks!!
    Go Gators!

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    I think this is pretty awful. Anyone want to take a stab at who it is?
    Well, I'm lookin' at you,
    And I'm wond'rin' what you're gonna do.
    Looks like you got no friends,
    No one to stick with you till the end.

    Chorus
    Take yourself a friend.
    Keep 'em till the end.
    Whether woman or man,
    It makes you feel so good...
    So good!

    Yes, you think you're all right,
    But now you're lonely ev'ry night.
    Well, you need a friend,
    Someone on whom you can always depend.

    Chorus

    Yes, you need some advice,
    Well, let me put it to you nice.
    I said you need a friend,
    Someone who'll stick with you to the end.

    Chorus

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Rush -- Take a Friend
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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    When I think of worst I think of 'Seasons in the Sun' by Terry Jacks.

    Awful, awful, awful!

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    I've got to admit that the '70s produced some pretty bad music and some awful clothing to go with it.

    Disco was awful (even for those of us who survived it). But it was "dance" music. Wasn't supposed to have good lyrics.

    BTW "Ring My Bell" is my candidate to worst song.

    But, please, don't mess with Frampton. I can still listen to that stuff (unlike some of the early Beatles songs which I used to love, but now get on my nerves).

    In any case, I doubt history will be very forgiving with today's rap (yep, missing the c) and hip hop and their "icons" with the bling, piercings, "attitudes" and basketball "shorts".

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Borkowski
    When I think of worst I think of 'Seasons in the Sun' by Terry Jacks.

    Awful, awful, awful!
    Goodbye "Papa"...It's hard to die...
    when all the birds are singing in the sky..
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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Quote Originally Posted by RedsBaron
    In my opinion there are at least two problems in listing "Wichita Lineman" as a bad song of the 1970s:
    1. The song was released in 1968.
    2. It is one of the greatest songs ever written or recorded. Glen Campbell had bigger hits (but not many) and Jimmy Webb wrote many songs that were huge hits, but both both the singer and the composer peaked with "Wichita Lineman." ...."and I need you more than want you, and I want you for all time, and the Wichita Lineman is still on the line...."
    Wow, I was only three, wonder why it scarred me so? Maybe it was the "Hi! I'm Glean Cambull" show? Never was a big fan. :

    It also strikes me as odd that a thread such as this, which is so opinion based (and musical threads are about as opinionated as political threads) why there are the "can't believe someone considers that a bad song," especially when no one has defined what qualifies something as a bad song? Is this a music critic thread or a personal opinion thread? By the way, "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" being released in '69 is kind of splitting a hair for criticism of my choice. It's a sappy song with sappy lyrics.
    Last edited by traderumor; 07-14-2005 at 09:20 AM.
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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Quote Originally Posted by alex trevino
    This song would be more appropriately titled " Please love me even though I have no testicles"

    This made me spit my coffee.

    That said, I like 70's tunes because it was the time of my youth. It was stacks of 45s played on a little suitcase record player.

    I love Kodachrome, Hot Child in the City, many of the one hit wonders! Who doesn't love a little afternoon delight.

    Lot of cool groups too - Boston, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Who, Elton John, Chicago, ELO, Aerosmith .......

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    BTW, I love late 60s and 70s music, but most of it is in the classic rock genre, not the easy listening stuff that I'm taking a beating for not caring for.
    "Rounding 3rd and heading for home, good night everybody"

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    Can I vote all of the above? 70s music in general doesn't do anything for me, but nothing makes my skin crawl like Anne Murray.

    Then again, I actually liked MC Hammer's cover of "Have You Seen Her", so maybe I'm not fit to comment.

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    I agree with "Seasons in the Sun" and "Wildfire." Story songs, especially about war or horses, should never be played on the radio. I also think any song containing the word "boogie" deserves consideration, especially "Boogie Oogie Oogie" by A Taste of Honey.

    But no list of worst 70's songs is complete without this cat:


    Oh Mandy
    You came and you gave without taking
    But I sent you away...
    "I prefer books and movies where the conflict isn't of the extreme cannibal apocalypse variety I guess." Redsfaithful

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    Re: Worst Songs from the 1970's

    A pair of muskrats share(s) our creek with assorted beavers, a Little Blue heron, a pair of mallards, frogs, fishies and one cross, jabbering kingfisher. Every time I see the muskrats, their awful anthem, courtesy of the Captain and the lovely Toni, gets stuck in my head. Muskrat Love has my vote.
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