Chart Breakers That Confound Geeg and Sluggo

I had the 45--cut it out of the back of a box of Super Sugar Crisp

songs that suck ass and that TheDolt still loves

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Great hooks, great melody. Easy to hum in the grocery store. Obvious #1 hit.

Bette Davis had goo-goo-googly eyes.

Walleyed almost.

I find it hard to imagine anyone would covet eyes like that.

She was a star in Hollyrock though. So either I just don’t appreciate her acting chops or she could suck a golf ball through a garden hose.

Absolute babe when she was real young

Pffft.they don't even like the Allman Brothers, much LESS Jim Dandy

One of three good songs on Pet Sounds.

And it's a cover.

For the record, a song's chart success has never confounded me. Chart success doesn't even figure into my criteria of songs that I like or don't like.

So under the guise of this thread concept, all we really have is another shitty song thread. Songs that will mostly suck but with the occasional decent song making a show via the virtue of them being popular songs.

Which is another reason that folks feel "there's no good music anymore". There's no longer an industry/mechanism in place to tell them what good is.

WELL. Paul McCartney thought Pet Sounds was the most wondrous thing he'd ever heard

He's allowed to like it, just as you are. However, using his testimonial as a reason to like it is lame AF.

Also... Aside from the singles that were pulled off it, Pet Sounds was mostly forgotten until in a 1982 documentary, The Compleat Beatles, George Martin briefly sung its praises. Suddenly, people began relistening and re-evaluating it.

You're all a bunch of followers.

Soooo....Sir Paul doesn't know shit, got it

Now tilt at that strawman windmill.