Name five musicians you can't stand

For me:

Justin Bieber

MIley Cyrus

Demi Lovato

Taylor Swift

Ke$ha

And pretty much any disney/ country music.

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Permalink Reply by placemats on February 10, 2011 at 11:13pm

I'm not sure if your ex really burned you, or you are just not intelligent enough to understand the brilliance behind Ian Curtis and Joy Division. Maybe both. Either way, it's your loss.

*bearable

Ashley Jane Orr said:

WHATEVER. Joy Division is loud repetitive noise.

New Order is much more bareable though if it makes you feel better.

My ex loved both so I have some New Order, but the music that I've heard under their former name was terrible.

placemats said:

I think anyone who puts such phenomenal bands like Nirvana and Joy Division on their list sucks gorilla balls.

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Permalink Reply by placemats on February 10, 2011 at 11:20pm

Best laugh of my day. Thanks for that.

hintofcoolness said:

placemats said:

I think anyone who puts such phenomenal bands like Nirvana and Joy Division on their list sucks gorilla balls.

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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on February 11, 2011 at 9:24am

this is a great post. Hating bands is a national past time of our generation. So here's my list:

Radiohead

Green Day (post 9/11)

Wilco

Rolling Stones

Bob Dylan

I would rather listen to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers than anything Pitchfork.com likes.

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Permalink Reply by placemats on February 11, 2011 at 1:03pm

Well, that last sentence certainly explains a lot.

Gregor =w= Langbehn said:

this is a great post. Hating bands is a national past time of our generation. So here's my list:

Radiohead

Green Day (post 9/11)

Wilco

Rolling Stones

Bob Dylan

I would rather listen to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers than anything Pitchfork.com likes.

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Permalink Reply by Kali {Weezer Momma} on February 11, 2011 at 1:07pm

I'm definitely with you on the Green Day post 9/11, and the Stones and Dylan... I would also have to add that Axl Rose just creeps me out, can't stand his voice... and, round off my list with Bruce Springsteen... just can't do it...

Gregor =w= Langbehn said:

this is a great post. Hating bands is a national past time of our generation. So here's my list:

Radiohead

Green Day (post 9/11)

Wilco

Rolling Stones

Bob Dylan

I would rather listen to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers than anything Pitchfork.com likes.

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Permalink Reply by Buzz Killington [spaz] on February 11, 2011 at 1:30pm

safe to say neither of you would enjoy my jukebox selections at the bar...

Kali {Weezer Momma} said:

I'm definitely with you on the Green Day post 9/11, and the Stones and Dylan... I would also have to add that Axl Rose just creeps me out, can't stand his voice... and, round off my list with Bruce Springsteen... just can't do it...

Gregor =w= Langbehn said:
this is a great post. Hating bands is a national past time of our generation. So here's my list:

Radiohead

Green Day (post 9/11)

Wilco

Rolling Stones

Bob Dylan

I would rather listen to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers than anything Pitchfork.com likes.

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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on February 11, 2011 at 2:38pm

I can handle certain songs. "The Hurricane" for example, is a great song. "Paint it Black" is also a great song. But those are probably the only 2 songs by Dylan and the Stones that I like. I haven't liked anything else I've heard, so I just stay away.

If you played "Born to Run", I'd sing along.

SPAZ said:

safe to say neither of you would enjoy my jukebox selections at the bar...

Kali {Weezer Momma} said:
I'm definitely with you on the Green Day post 9/11, and the Stones and Dylan... I would also have to add that Axl Rose just creeps me out, can't stand his voice... and, round off my list with Bruce Springsteen... just can't do it...

Gregor =w= Langbehn said:
this is a great post. Hating bands is a national past time of our generation. So here's my list:

Radiohead

Green Day (post 9/11)

Wilco

Rolling Stones

Bob Dylan

I would rather listen to Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers than anything Pitchfork.com likes.