Scientific Attempt To Create Most Annoying Song Ever
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Scientific Attempt To Create Most Annoying Song Ever
this shit is hi-f'ing-larious. seriously funny. about two minutes in i just about shot coffee outta my nose.
http://blog.wired.com/music/2008/04/a-s ... ic-at.html
http://blog.wired.com/music/2008/04/a-s ... ic-at.html
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Not bad, but like many of the comments.... I have heard worse!
'Well, I've been to one world fair, a picnic, and a rodeo, and that's the stupidest thing I ever heard come over a set of earphones'
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LOL Yep, I knew I heard that somewhere before!;ivlunsdystf wrote:The opera rapping reminds me of that Zappa thing with Ron Popeil's daughter performing with his band.
'Well, I've been to one world fair, a picnic, and a rodeo, and that's the stupidest thing I ever heard come over a set of earphones'
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I have heard this before! I thought the song was actually really cool. The rapping opera singer made me cringe but still it was kinda funny. You should find their other experiment of the most liked song. That is really really funny too.
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This just goes to show me how out of step I am with what the majority of people want to hear, well... at least whenever in the 90's they took the online survey that determined the criteria for these. Though I wonder how many of those people would, 10 years later or so, have done anything to see Gogol Bordello with a Cowboy-singin' front man. You know they would ...
I hate the most wanted song. I understand why people like that kind of stuff, I just don't.
There are definitely parts of the least wanted song that I'm really enjoying, though I don't know if I'm going to listen to all 25 minutes of it.
I hate the most wanted song. I understand why people like that kind of stuff, I just don't.
There are definitely parts of the least wanted song that I'm really enjoying, though I don't know if I'm going to listen to all 25 minutes of it.
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The 'most wanted' song is a bit disingenuous because they took all those supposedly popular elements and played/sang them all tongue in cheeky. So of course it's going to sound crummy. if you had really good emotion-laden performances instead of their hokey cheap performances, that music would be somewhat moving (although still probably offensive on grounds of esthetics/genre/smooth r+b ness)
The 'least wanted' stuff is, because of how it was made, eclectic enough to be quite interesting. How is it really any different from listening to one of the early Mothers of Invention albums with all the sound collage and so forth?
Interesting stuff nonetheless. If i were a music professor I could fill up a whole 1-hour lecture/discussion with these two items.
The 'least wanted' stuff is, because of how it was made, eclectic enough to be quite interesting. How is it really any different from listening to one of the early Mothers of Invention albums with all the sound collage and so forth?
Interesting stuff nonetheless. If i were a music professor I could fill up a whole 1-hour lecture/discussion with these two items.
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Aww no he dittnt!lyman wrote:The only thing more cruel would be to start an isolated community and only let them watch The Village.suppositron wrote:Who's seen The Village? I think we should try raise a community of people isolated from society and only let them listen to music like this and see what happens.
(I really liked that movie)
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