Topic: Bands you severely regret having ever liked (Read 39520 times)

Johnny C · « **Reply #100 on:** 27 May 2005, 16:31 »

My brother has the album with "Tubthumping" on it, and I really don't mind it.

boeuf · « **Reply #101 on:** 28 May 2005, 01:41 »

i see all their old ceedees in used ceedee places around here, havent actually listened to any of it though...
and Tubthumper is the title track of the ceedee Tubthumper.

Its weird because I have a compilation from AK Press (anarchy bookline) with chumbawamba on it.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #102 on:** 28 May 2005, 05:48 »

They were originally something stupid like 'Anarcho-pop' or something.

blindsuperhero · « **Reply #103 on:** 28 May 2005, 05:48 »

The song is called 'Tubthumping', the album is called 'Tubthumper'

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #104 on:** 28 May 2005, 06:40 »

They're still pretty anarcho, or at least claim to be. From what I hear 'Tubthumping' was a joke that people ended up taking seriously, but their move to a major label killed off any cred they had in the punk scene, although I hear they're still pretty popular in activist circles. They're playing a benefit gig at the autonomous social centre I'm a member of so I'll get to see what they're like these days soon enough. Oh well, at least Rob Newman's on before them, he's supposed to be great.

Titan · « **Reply #105 on:** 28 May 2005, 06:54 »

I regret nothing! Everything I've listened to so far has led me toward my eventual musical eden.

Doesn't mean I'm not ashamed at listening to certain bands though - too ashamed to mention them even now!

Aphi · « **Reply #106 on:** 28 May 2005, 07:03 »

Ah, that's just it--none of the music I ever listened to /led/ to me what I listen to now.

It was more, my friends force-feeding me their music(pretty bad, seeing as my friends are all into death-metal or J-pop), and then one day, Age showed me The Postal Service. =nods=

banev · « **Reply #107 on:** 31 May 2005, 02:16 »

Actually I regret nothing. I used to listen to very, very bad stuff, but it´s funny now, I don´t have bad feelings about this. For example, there were classics like Guns´n´Roses, Bon Jovi, Blind Guardian and Dimmu Borgir. I also really was into all this really ridiculous goth metal stuff like Theatre Of Tragedy and all of their clones. But well, that´s just a question of personal development.

boeuf · « **Reply #108 on:** 31 May 2005, 07:24 »

Yeah, I suppose I can't really regret anything.
It was when I was young and naive.
And as all of you have said, its sort of like fate...
you listen to something that leads you to listen to something else
and it fine tunes your musical tastes and gives you what you have now,
the best musical taste and ceedee collection in existance.

Merkava · « **Reply #109 on:** 31 May 2005, 13:47 »

Until Coldplay and Radiohead, I was into Nu-Metal. I still love System of a Down, but I don't like Coldplay or the other Nu-Metal bands anymore. XP

And to think, this must have happened in the span of a year or two. I'm only 14, you know.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #110 on:** 31 May 2005, 13:51 »

System are actually rather exceptional for nu-metal. I don't think I'd class them with most other nu-metal acts. Indeed, they're not really nu-metal. I still have a soft-spot for them myself.

No picture sigs on this forum btw.

Merkava · « **Reply #111 on:** 31 May 2005, 13:56 »

I absolutely love System, actually. ^_^

Except for that guitarist, who takes the music too seriously and has those annoying buldgey eyes. What a loser.

stretchy_elastic_band · « **Reply #112 on:** 31 May 2005, 15:28 »

Good god i had so many. But my main horrendous offence was my obsession with Hanson...yeah i know..

Merkava · « **Reply #113 on:** 31 May 2005, 15:31 »

My Dad still makes fun of me for that.

Now that I think about it, I never really liked them. I think it was just that they were so popular and he caught me watching them while they were on Nickelodeon. XP

ebullientsoul · « **Reply #114 on:** 31 May 2005, 21:15 »

Staind
Limp Bizkit
Dr. Dre
P.O.D.
Backstreet Boys
SP-71

jeney · « **Reply #115 on:** 01 Jun 2005, 23:21 »

I still love the spice girls. I hear they're doing a reunion tour. =]

I want to say AFI, but i still have some love for them deep down.

boeuf · « **Reply #116 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 08:36 »

system of a down rock...

DoctorHobo · « **Reply #117 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 08:54 »

Rammstein, Sum 41, Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, Puddle of Mudd, *cough*goodcharlotte*cough*. I am very ashamed of my musical past. Then again, this was all through 5th and 7th grade. Then one day I just popped in some nu-metal song, and I thought "Jesus, this song sucks donkey balls." So I stopped listening to them.

Jeridus · « **Reply #118 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 10:10 »

Quote from: laeta.asinus

Alexisonfire... but I still love 'em. God, you can't resist those cute tortured emocore boys... Dallas Green... : )

Whoa... only Dallas is the freaky emokid... Wade = teh h4x on the guitar, and George = win...

For me... no regrets. Sure, there's music I don't listen to anymore, but why bother regretting it? Life's to short to spend time whining about your past tastes...

Hell, I'll still whip out the My Chemical Romance for songs like Headfirst For Halos (I find it exceptionally hilarious)...

(And, for the record, I'm working on my over-use of the ellipsis (...) )

And since everyone is expressing themselves on SOAD lately, System is awesome (particularily Toxicity. It's fun)

Merkava · « **Reply #119 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 13:18 »

Quote from: boeuf

system of a down rock...

Wait, who doesn't like System of a Down?

deborah · « **Reply #120 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 13:24 »

chumbawumba, if i'm not mistaken, is comprised of former member(s) of crass, who definitely fit the "anarchist" label. it should also be noted that crass and chumbawumba sound about as similar as the cure and dinosaur jr.s versions of "just like heaven."
i still consider chumbawumba to be legitimate, considering they put out a live album with noam chomsky on the second cd. also (although this is totally hearsay from my standpoint) i heard when they were on the interview circuit of national tv late night shows, they were encouraging watchers/listeners to shoplift the cd rather than give the money to The Man.
none of this, by the way, discounts the fact that "Tubthumping" was responsible for my last radio alarm clock's demise - i threw it against the wall in revulsion after hearing that stupid song EVERY MORNING AT SEVEN AM FOR A MONTH STRAIGHT.

happybirthdaygelatin · « **Reply #121 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 14:17 »

Weird, former members of Crass? That's too bands I can vaugely think of (vaugely as I can't even remember the name of the other band at the moment) with former members of Crass.

deborah · « **Reply #122 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 14:50 »

i'm seeing conflicting crap on the internet about it. apparently that loser punk ex boyfriend of mine didn't know everything after all. either people from crass are in chumbawumba, or the two bands combined on a side project, or chumbawumba was just heavily influenced by the crass. i can't sift through the google crap to get to the truth of the matter, and i don't really care at this point in my work day.

uhh...so a band i hate admitting i used to listen to...
i'm going to go with T'Pau on this one. there was some really enormously bad catchy music in the 80s.
i also had a friend who suckered me into listening to her nitty gritty dirt band cassette tape, but i knew that was crap straight off. "fishin' in the dark" made my ears bleed.

happybirthdaygelatin · « **Reply #123 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 15:48 »

Conflict may have been the band I am thinking of. A not so quick search does. I am calling it good at that, I can't be bothered to go through the slough of information to look up Chumbawumba.

When I was a little kid I'd get on table top in restraunts and sing and dance to Tina Turner and Michael Jackson.

a pack of wolves · « **Reply #124 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 16:03 »

I'm pretty certain Chumbawamba aren't ex-Crass, I've never heard it mentioned anyway and I'm sure it'd have come up somewhere down the line. I know some people who're friends with them (maybe one used to sing for them?), I'll maybe ask next time I see them if I remember.

IronOxide · « **Reply #125 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 16:37 »

Spice Girls and Voodoo Glow Skulls

I am ashamed.

Kai · « **Reply #126 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 18:47 »

Quote from: DoctorHobo

Rammstein, Sum 41, Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, Puddle of Mudd, *cough*goodcharlotte*cough*.

What's wrong with Rammstein?

La Creme · « **Reply #127 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 19:07 »

I useda listen to Voodoo Glow Skulls too. I think when I saw them at Ska Summit, it really snapped that they blew whale cock (also known as dork).

Bands I regret: The Offspring (they were my first band, in 3rd to 5th grade, so sue me.), Static-X, Slipknot, Bad Religion, and The Casualties (I was a little punk and metal whore. Bad punk and metal.)

KharBevNor · « **Reply #128 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 20:51 »

^Hell, even that's not really that bad, tbh.

And yeah, what's wrong with Rammstein?

ebullientsoul · « **Reply #129 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 20:51 »

Quote from: La Creme

Bands I regret: The Offspring (they were my first band, in 3rd to 5th grade, so sue me.), Static-X, Slipknot, Bad Religion, and The Casualties (I was a little punk and metal whore. Bad punk and metal.)

Why are you regretting Bad Religion?

Casualties, Slipknot, Static-X and Offspring I understand. But Bad Religion?

boeuf · « **Reply #130 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 21:08 »

BAD RELIGION ARE AMAZING!!
What are you talking about?!

That is a band who have remained consistently good for longer than I've been alive.
Sure, they had started to wane around the time of 'new america' but then they said 'what the fuck is wrong with us?' and got right back into what they were originally doing.
It's fanstastic...
imagine having Greg Graffin as your father!
COME ON PEOPLE!!!

And yeah, I don't really think Crass have anything to do with Chumbwamba, though that would be great I think.
I love Crass as well.

Im a punk rock princess.

La Creme · « **Reply #131 on:** 02 Jun 2005, 21:41 »

Ok, I'll admit that "American Jesus" is a bad-ass song. And there are a few But most of their stuff is too... similar to itself for me. We played a song of theirs in my cover band i was in in 6th grade (we also did up a mean "Iron Man" and a bitchin' version of "Higher Ground"). Can't remember the song's name though.

Trollstormur · « **Reply #132 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 02:19 »

*glances at his collection of Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie albums*

nothing off the top of my head <.<

(edited after remembering that White Zombie is still good, goddamnit.)

KharBevNor · « **Reply #133 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 03:33 »

Man, I'd totally forgotten Rob Zombie.

I just...stopped listening to him one day.

thehoopiestfrood · « **Reply #134 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 05:51 »

Just going back a bit, Chumbawumba were famous for throwing a bucket of water (I think it was water) over John Prescott at the Brit Awards. This may or may not have been the same Brit Awards that Jarvis Cocker mooned Michael Jackson at. I can't quite remember. I'm not sure if there was some relation between Chumbawumba and the KLF (who notoriously filmed themselves burning a million pounds) or if it was just that they were both "anarchists" that has them connected together in my mind. Gotta love Jarvis though.

Oh, it might be because the KLF killed a sheep at the 1992 Brit Awards (or had dead sheep with them - again I don't quite remember).

ASturge · « **Reply #135 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 05:56 »

Quote from: stretchy_elastic_band

Good god i had so many. But my main horrendous offence was my obsession with Hanson...yeah i know..

And what's wrong with that!?

Me and a few friends danced through our town with 'mmmmm Bop' blasting out of a boom box.

I can only describe it as Outrageously Ghetto...

heretic · « **Reply #136 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 06:00 »

KoRn. i was heavy into korn. and the whole Nu-Metal thing. ugh. hit parader was my bible. then again so was the bible at one point

jeevus · « **Reply #137 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 12:29 »

i used to head bang to pearl jam - i think that was the first CD *cough*tape*cough that i really liked.

what was up with alice in chains? i never really liked them but i thought i did because i thought i had to...

Merkava · « **Reply #138 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 12:30 »

I don't mind Alice in Chains. In fact, I even kind of like them.

heretic · « **Reply #139 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 13:44 »

meh, i have no qualms with alice in chains. i didn't like them because my friends mom did like them.[/u]

KharBevNor · « **Reply #140 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 15:40 »

Pssh, one of my friends mums likes Therion. Not gonna stop me!

Skibas_clavicle · « **Reply #141 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 17:12 »

Quote from: boeuf

BAD RELIGION ARE AMAZING!!
What are you talking about?!

Im a punk rock princess.

*pat, pat* Oh, you poor, disallusioned soul. I am going to hand you Jawbreaker, Honor System and Mission To Burma's cd and run away without saying anything.

</being an ass>

kikanjuuneko · « **Reply #142 on:** 03 Jun 2005, 17:14 »

I used to like From Autumn To Ashes around the time of their first album. Actually, that's not so shameful, 'Too Bad You're Beautiful' was at the very least decent. The latter album, however, should cause anyone to be ashamed of liking them.

_grace_ · « **Reply #143 on:** 04 Jun 2005, 07:31 »

Quote from: ASturge

Me and a few friends danced through our town with 'mmmmm Bop' blasting out of a boom box.

I can only describe it as Outrageously Ghetto...

i don't know about 'outrageously ghetto

they're coming to tour here soon! soooo tempting!

ForteBass · « **Reply #144 on:** 04 Jun 2005, 10:06 »

Quote from: Skibas_clavicle

Mission Of Burma

I said it before, and I'll say it again. You. Marry me. Right now.

Merkava · « **Reply #145 on:** 05 Jun 2005, 15:44 »

Quote from: Skibas_clavicle

Quote from: boeuf
BAD RELIGION ARE AMAZING!!
What are you talking about?!

Im a punk rock princess.

*pat, pat* Oh, you poor, disallusioned soul. I am going to hand you Jawbreaker, Honor System and Mission To Burma's cd and run away without saying anything.

</being an ass>

Keep up the awesome, buddy!

Mrs. Firefly · « **Reply #146 on:** 06 Jun 2005, 01:56 »

Quote from: AnonymousPosterChild

I have two words that make all you regrets seem like nothing.

Kidz Bop.

Those albums are the reason why the hole in the ozone layer keeps getting bigger. They're just not natural.

My mother bought a ripoff of one of those with 'party songs.' It had a ten minute version of The Chicken Dance on it. Whiny little kids singing the exact same thing for TEN MINUTES.

Back to the subject at hand:

In the sixth grade, I bought a Nelly Frutado ( is that how it's spelled?) CD because I heard a popular kid (I think her name was Cece) talking about how cool it was.

I was a very sad little 6th grader.

TheCourtJester · « **Reply #147 on:** 06 Jun 2005, 03:01 »

Prozzak, The Moffats, Fatboy Slim.

I was introduced to Green Day, System of a Down, and Bad Religion all by the same guy. He called them "intro-punk." It was a time when the only exposure I had to "music" was what I heard on the radio. If it weren't for those three bands I'd be buying tripe like Nickelback, Creed, or Staind right about now. Everyone here can bash 'em as much as they like, I still listen to them a lot, and they changed the music world for me even if my taste has generally changed a LOT since then.

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Author Topic: Bands you severely regret having ever liked (Read 39520 times)

boeuf

blindsuperhero

Titan

Aphi

banev

boeuf

Merkava

Merkava

stretchy_elastic_band

Merkava

ebullientsoul

jeney

boeuf

DoctorHobo

Jeridus

Merkava

deborah

deborah

La Creme

ebullientsoul

boeuf

La Creme

thehoopiestfrood

ASturge

heretic

jeevus

Merkava

heretic

kikanjuuneko

_grace_

Merkava

Mrs. Firefly