Dual Musical Challanges
In my late morning blog reading, I came across not one, but two challanges that interested me. Of course, they were musically related. Since I pride myself on such things as my odd taste in music, and having a particularly dirty mind, I had to take up both challanges: ten most embarassing artists (with number of songs) on the computer, and top ten stripper songs (the original was 3 songs you'd strip to, but since I can only picture myself ending up looking like a big leather guy at the blue oyster, I'm changing it to stripper songs. Besides, lyrically most don't suit a man shaking his groove thang.)
We'll start out with the stripper list, since the most embarassing will probably generate the most commentary. I left out the overplayed stripper songs (that I like), like Closer by NIN, Mysterious Ways by U2, How Do U Want It? by 2Pac, etc...
Top Ten Stripper Songs
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (3), Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (2) - Nostalgia and old hip hop can be embarassing... at times.
Wham! (2) - Combo of inside joke, and a song that just makes me laugh.
We'll start out with the stripper list, since the most embarassing will probably generate the most commentary. I left out the overplayed stripper songs (that I like), like Closer by NIN, Mysterious Ways by U2, How Do U Want It? by 2Pac, etc...
Top Ten Stripper Songs
- REV 22:20 by Puscifer - Straight off the soundtrack to the first Underworld movie. Maynard from Tool and A Perfect Circle on vocals. This one makes Closer by Nine Inch Nails seem PG-13.
- Brute by KMFDM - Germans. Industrial rock. And the line, "Brutalize me, I will heal." Nuff said.
- Too Physical by Nine Inch Nails - Nine Inch Nails have too many songs that fall into this catagory. This one just happens to by my favorite. (Never was a big fan of closer, since it was too mainstream and people who didn't listen to rock were all on Trent's jock because of the songs chorus.)
- Can't Get Away by Lollipop Lust Kill - One line, "She killed me, all with a bat of her eye, she used me up and threw me away."
- Sins of the Flesh by Sister Machine Gun - There was a time when this band ruled my musical listening. Fine example of early nineties industrial here.
- Guilty by Gravity Kills - Something about those Industrial rock bands and this topic...
- Vermillion by Slipknot - Referring to part I.
- Crazy covered by The Kidney Thieves - What better than the Patsy Cline penned by Willie Nelson classic covered by yet another... industrial rock band.
- Bitter by The Union Underground - There is this intrumental, fast guitar section a little past halfway through... yeah, that's it.
- Stinkfist by Tool - A song about self love will always make a good stripper song. Now if I had put down such other Tool classics, as "Prison Sex," "Hooker with a Penis," or "Opiate" (which is a song about being molested by a priest)... then you should have been worried.
- Cher (2) - Both are my mom's. I have them unchecked, and rated as low as possible, so that I will never hear them. Still, they are on my computer and eligible for me to be embarassed by.
- Tatu (1) - I don't listen to the radio. I had a friend swear to all things holy I would love this song. I didn't. Yet... I didn't delete it. It will forever be a scar on my music library, reminding me to never trust him again on music, for getting me to possess a bad song by a group that was only famous because they dressed up in Catholic schoolgirl outfits and pretended to be lesbians. I really, REALLY
hatedislike pretend lesbians. - Don Henley (1) - I blacked this one out of memory. Its still there though. That scar from the night out drinking, where you drank too much and ended up hurting yourself from a fall and/or someones curling iron being plugged in and on next to the sink...
- Enrique Iglesias (1), Shakira (1) - One of my friends had broken up with her boyfriend, and wanted a bunch of music during the depressed time afterwords. So, me being a friend and the only kid with a broadband connection... This was back in the days of the original Napster I might add.
- John Mayer (47) - Yeah... I can't defend this one...
- Avril Lavigne (1) - I was curious about her cover of Fuel by Metallica. She re-affirmed a lesson I already knew. Metallica turned into a really bad pop rock band.
- Sarah McLachlan (37) - Yes... a real list of songs with no excuse... point and laugh at the boy...
- The Fugee's (1) - Off of the original Tibetan Freedom 3 disc. I really dislike that group. I really
dislikehate Lauren Hill. - Shania Twain (1) - I have one of her songs so I could learn the lyrics to scare people on one of my karaoke adventures. The song? "Man, I Feel Like a Woman." I do a fine version of that song too, I might add...
- Billy Vera and the Beaters (1) - I still don't know how I got this song. Demons or something. I don't like the song, although it does make me think of Alex P. Keaton and Family Ties. Poor Alex. A staunch conservative in a family of librals who think they're independant... heehee
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (3), Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (2) - Nostalgia and old hip hop can be embarassing... at times.
Wham! (2) - Combo of inside joke, and a song that just makes me laugh.
2 Comments:
I am *pretty sure* you would shoot me if you ever saw my music collection. :)
Nice shout out, though, to Alex P. Keaton. He rocks my world.
leah - I dunno. My eclectic taste ends up running a little into everyone elses. Although if I saw nothing but backstreet boys, *nsynch, hanson... then we'd have issues.
lisa - lol. nothing better than the reaction you get from driving with someone when next on the CD comes some Milli Vanilli. Its a perverse pleasure.
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