TT: Worst Songs for Romantic Interludes
July 26, 2007 on 8:53 am | In MeMe's | 7 Comments![]() |
I’m borrowing this idea from a short list on EW.com and expanding it a bit. The first 5 are from the original post from EW.com. The rest are my contributions. Feel free to add your suggestions in the comments! “1. Mr. Roboto by Styx – The only thing robots put me in the mood for is break dancing. Plus, who wants a ménage à trois with Kilroy? 2. I Drink Alone by George Thorogood – Nothing spells romance more than an ode to solitary boozing in which the main object of affection is Jim Beam. 3. Anything by Weird Al Yankovic – Go ahead, you try being intimate to the sweet sounds of My Bologna. There’s nothing funny about that. 4. I Ran by A Flock of Seagulls – Good song, but you know in the heat of passion you’re gonna think about that dude’s wacky hairstyle. Too distracting. 5. Ninja Rap by Vanilla Ice – It’s Vanilla Ice rapping about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Is any further explanation really necessary?” 6. I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On by Robert Palmer – Good song, but the wrong message, ya know? 7. You’re Cheatin’ Heart by Hank Williams – unless you revel in being a two-faced, lying, cheating, scum bag and are doing it with your ho secretary while your wife is stuck home with the kids. 8. Independence Day by Martina McBride – “Roll the stone away, let the guilty pay, it’s Independence day.” Always sounded to me like she had revenge on her mind. Guys – watch out if your woman puts this song on the stereo when she’s getting romantic. She just might have something more violent on her mind. Remember Loreena Bobbitt? 9. Anything by Boy George or Cyndi Lauper – Weren’t they the same person? I mean, they had the same fashion sense. If I hear “I Tumble For Ya” or “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” I picture nearly the same hairstyle and clothing on a somewhat androgynous form. Not sexy at all and kinda creepy. Definitely kills the mood. 10. Anything by Michael Jackson – after watching the freak show of a court trial and hearing about all the wacky goings-on at Neverland, I’ll never hear one of his songs the same way again. And can you even IMAGINE him and Elvis-ette getting it on? Now THERE’s a freak show! 11. I Get Around by the Beach Boys – Ever heard of AIDS? Damn, boy! If you “get around” I don’t want to get around you! 12. The Chicken Dance – you know that stupid thing they make you do at wedding receptions? Not romantic at all. 13. The Hallelujah Chorus – well, not unless your partner’s REALLY good. |
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Great list LOL I can’t remember who sings this one, but doubt it would make for good mood music. Who let the dogs out… woof woof lol
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Comment by Adelle Laudan — July 26, 2007 #
haha! Great TT! I love it!
Comment by Kelly — July 26, 2007 #
I don’t know, a little Hallujah Chorus never hurt anybody
Wonderful list-thanks so much for the laughs!
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Comment by Jessica The Rock Chick — July 26, 2007 #
Too funny.
Ewww on the Micheal Jackson songs.
Flock of Seaguls…ummm….if you’re w/ someone that even owns this cd, most likely tape or vinyl, you need to move on and fast!
Comment by Gabriella Hewitt — July 26, 2007 #
I don’t know how much boinkin’ you can do to the chicken dance. I see myself laughin’ hysterically and my partner looking at me like I’m crazy.
Comment by scooper — July 26, 2007 #
Yeah to being back up! I love my computer but can hate it too when it doesn’t work.
Great list. I think the Chicken Dance would definitely kill any romantic thoughts. LOL!
Happy TT!
Comment by Gabriella Hewitt — July 26, 2007 #
Now I’ve got the chicken dance stuck in my head.
Comment by J. Lynne — July 27, 2007 #