Is there a way to combine the words "terrible" and "horrible?

Because that's the kind of person you are for posting this
- Dozzer

I'm sure Charles Barkley has done that before.

It's playing all the (frank)ing time in my office. I want to kill myself, but I'm taking you all with me.
- AdamFrench

Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd stat!

It's playing all the (frank)ing time in my office. I want to kill myself, but I'm taking you all with me.
- AdamFrench

I never saw myself going this way

Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd stat!
- LeafMan

The worst part is that there is another poopty ass pop song that has "Work, work, work work work" as a lyric too and sometimes they play one after the other.

I'm sure Charles Barkley has done that before.
- 1979AD

I wouldn't NOT believe it

The worst part is that there is another poopty ass pop song that has "Work, work, work work work" as a lyric too and sometimes they play one after the other.
- AdamFrench

I'm actually listening to year of the cat on YouTube, awesome tune. Lyrical story.

You can find good lyrics from any decade as long as you're not just looking at what's mega popular at any given time.

You can find good lyrics from any decade as long as you're not just looking at what's mega popular at any given time.
- daeth

No way.

Ever since "wake me up before you go go" became a hit it was over.... Straight downhill from there

You can find good lyrics from any decade as long as you're not just looking at what's mega popular at any given time.
- daeth

The epic songs (lyrically) all came from the seventies, it's not even close. IMO.

Of course there songs in each decade, just not the volume like the 70's. No auto tune as well

You can find good lyrics from any decade as long as you're not just looking at what's mega popular at any given time.
- daeth

Relax, don't do it...when you wanna cooooooooooooome

Relax, don't do it...when you wanna cooooooooooooome
- AdamFrench

"Whatever the (frank) the words are in the breakdown of come on Eileen"

"Whatever the (frank) the words are in the breakdown of come on Eileen"
- Dozzer

What was that, Dexys midnight runners?

What was that, Dexys midnight runners?
- LeafMan

Yup, rocking those sweet blue jean overalls and jaunty neck scarves

The epic songs (lyrically) all came from the seventies, it's not even close. IMO.
- LeafMan

Because that's your favourite music most likely. Bias owns all in discussions like this. People didn't stop being creative or lose inspiration over time. What sells now (insert poop rap or pop artist) is watered down garbage compared to the average popular band in the 70s but there are still a lot of talented people out there.

I wouldn't NOT believe it
- Dozzer

"Whatever the (frank) the words are in the breakdown of come on Eileen"
- Dozzer

The lead singer was apparently furious that nobody liked any of their other songs ever again

Charles Barkley miming being at a hot dog eating contest.

Interesting.

Charles Barkley miming being at a hot dog eating contest.

Interesting.
- Dozzer

The lead singer was apparently furious that nobody liked any of their other songs ever again
- AdamFrench

Not enough variance in their jaunty neck scarves I suppose

Because that's your favourite music most likely. Bias owns all in discussions like this. People didn't stop being creative or lose inspiration over time. What sells now (insert poop rap or pop artist) is watered down garbage compared to the average popular band in the 70s but there are still a lot of talented people out there.
- daeth

I'm talking lyrics, the epics songs of the seventies told a story. It's not about bands or their music. If you compare decades, it's pretty clear, songwriting in the 70's was damn good, Dylan, Lightfoot, Young, Simon, Taupin etc... On and on.

Gone through those decades, I can't think of lyricists that match those in the 70's.

Charles Barkley miming being at a hot dog eating contest.

Interesting.
- Dozzer

Andrew Shaw agrees.

TLC eh!

Push it, push it good.
- zazzle

TLC - what a band.

http://theboombox.com/lis...ye-lopes-tlc-burns-house/

I'm talking lyrics, the epics songs of the seventies told a story. It's not about bands or their music. If you compare decades, it's pretty clear, songwriting in the 70's was damn good, Dylan, Lightfoot, Young, Simon, etc... On and on.
- LeafMan

People will say the same thing about the 80s, or 90s, or 2000s, etc once the baby boomers are all dead and gone too.

I'm talking lyrics, the epics songs of the seventies told a story. It's not about bands or their music. If you compare decades, it's pretty clear, songwriting in the 70's was damn good, Dylan, Lightfoot, Young, Simon, Taupin etc... On and on.

Gone through those decades, I can't think of lyricists that match those in the 70's.
- LeafMan

On a somewhat related note, have you heard the remake of Tracy Chapman's Fast Car?

Oh My Goodness, it is franking horrible.

The original one was a slow, sad lament, but the tempo picked up to match the exhilaration of the speed of the car.

The new one? It's a poppy, synthetic piece of crap. It poops on the original one.

Makes me want to burn down Andre Rison's house.

People will say the same thing about the 80s, or 90s, or 2000s, etc once the baby boomers are all dead and gone too.
- daeth

The eighties was hair metal lyrics predominantly, 90's was country, same lyrics on almost every song, 2000 up, baby baby lyrics, I've heard it all, it's hard to pick out lyrical masterpieces, if you can, kudos to you.