Songs that ruin your mood and potentially your life

[verb_to_trust]

Santeria by Sublime, a fun song that attracts idiots.

fuck Sublime.

Really? I heard Sublime was one of Ben Shepherd's favorite bands. I could take them or leave them but anytime Santeria comes on at a bar or something every delta bravo in the place acts like its an event.

[VinylGuy]

Santeria by Sublime, a fun song that attracts idiots.

fuck Sublime.

Really? I heard Sublime was one of Ben Shepherd's favorite bands. I could take them or leave them but anytime Santeria comes on at a bar or something every delta bravo in the place acts like its an event.

They are boring. And Santeria and the other hit they had, both attracts idiots.

[verb_to_trust]

Yeah, What I Got is pretty grating too.

[Jorge]

Sublime is the worst

[VinylGuy]

Its like their mixed these all great influences and made the worst music...and gained a lot of attention and followers who did the same with their bands.

[harmless]

Big Wave
Supersonic

Both of these songs have done a lot to diminish my life over the years.

[verb_to_trust]

Thrift Shop by Macklemore

[Strat]

Sublime is the worst

Sublime is the the epitome of mountain town music. I cant fucking stand it. I see flyers all over the place for local bands "Blending, funk! reggae! rock! blues! hip hop! a must see!"

Oh, okay, so a sublime cover band. Fuck you. Nice fucking music, shut the fuck up and go home.

[Whale and Wasp]

Zero Chance is a really fucked up song for me; i love it, but its just too damn painful.

Pretty much everything that Ben wrote around that time is really, really painful and at the same time, amazing.

I could see that. Head Down is like that, two classics though. The final song on Down on the Upside was none too upbeat either.

Shepard wrote Switch Opens around then, a gem that is way more upbeat!

[VinylGuy]

Zero Chance is a really fucked up song for me; i love it, but its just too damn painful.

Pretty much everything that Ben wrote around that time is really, really painful and at the same time, amazing.

I could see that. Head Down is like that, two classics though. The final song on Down on the Upside was none too upbeat either.

Shepard wrote Switch Opens around then, a gem that is way more upbeat!

Boot Camp was written by Cornell...and yeah Head Down, Half...all those compositions are all Shepherd trademarks.

[Strat]

Good lord




God I hate the radio so bad.

[AndySlash]

and this one could very well join the list

[Jorge]

Fuck, I love "Friday I'm in Love" something fierce.

[AndySlash]

lots of people do. but, man, it grates on me to no end.

[AndySlash]

just hearing that first riff can elicit an irrational response.

[Strat]

Who listens to this shit?

[Heathen]

Lament

[Jorge]

lots of people do. but, man, it grates on me to no end.

I can understand that. It's pure sugar.

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[LoathedVermin72]

Holy shit, I was not expecting that voice to come in