Andrew Robertson
Worst Songs Ever: Chart-Topping Disasters
Welcome to "Worst Songs Ever," the podcast where we dive into hits from every era, unearthing musical disasters that inexplicably topped the charts. Each episode, one of us picks a song they believe is a true abomination, and we all give it a listen before either agreeing that's it's cringe-worthy or arguing its merits. Tracks from a bygone era, 80s ballads, baffling 90s boy bands, or a head-scratching modern hits, nothing is off-limits. But we're not just here to roast—it's a celebration of musical oddities and pop cultural relics.
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Andrew Robertson
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Dernier épisode
24 oct. 2024
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The Untold Story of Starship's "We Built This City' - Rock's Biggest Sellout Song 24.10.2024 38:40
How did the band that once fronted Jefferson Airplane’s countercultural movement end up producing this glossy, radio-friendly anthem? Is it a biting critique of the very system they sold out to, or just a hollow cash grab from a band past its prime? This week on Worst Songs Ever , we tackle one of the most notorious examples of rock’s tragic fall from cool: Starship’s "We Built This City." How...
Eddie Murphy and Rick James: The Story Behind 'Party All the Time' 23.10.2024 34:29
This week we dive deep into the glorious train wreck of Eddie Murphy's 1985 hit single "Party All the Time". Join us as we explore the bizarre backstory of how comedy legend Murphy was lured into the recording studio by funk master Rick James at the height of his acting career, chasing dreams of pop stardom. We compare the sad tale of a man forever chasing an untameable party girl in "Party All th...
David Lee Roth vs. Sammy Hagar: The 'Poundcake' Debate in Van Halen History 01.10.2024 26:36
This week, Brennan serves up Van Halen’s 1991 hit "Poundcake" as his pick for the Worst Songs Ever award, and the debate gets juicy. Released on the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge album, "Poundcake" marks the Sammy Hagar era of Van Halen, complete with a drill-powered guitar riff and lyrics that some say walk the line between rock anthem and, well, a bro-fest. Rob, a die-hard fan of 80s metal,...
Eddie Murphy sells his soul to Rick James with "Party All the Time?" 19.09.2024 34:29
This week we dive deep into the glorious train wreck of Eddie Murphy's 1985 hit single "Party All the Time". Join us as we explore the bizarre backstory of how comedy legend Murphy was lured into the recording studio by funk master Rick James at the height of his acting career, chasing dreams of pop stardom. We compare the sad tale of a man forever chasing an untameable party girl in...
Why Garth Brooks' 'Friends in Low Places' Is Both Loved and Loathed in Pop Country 24.08.2024 26:20
In this episode of Worst Songs Ever , Andrew, Rob, and Brennan dive deep into the country classic "Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks. Rob, who selected this song, shares the psychological torment he endured during his first year at The Citadel, where a less-than-amicable roommate played the track on an endless loop. A psychological warfare campaign worthy of The Lords of Discipline , Rob di...
The Story Behind Barenaked Ladies' 'One Week': 90s Pop Genius or Atrocity? 18.07.2024 30:44
While the consensus is clear—this song is a strong contender for the title—Andrew dares to defend the band's quirky charm and their polite, Canadian nature. We'll break down the song's convoluted lyrics and catchy rhythm with a mix of humor and insight, delving into the visceral reactions it provokes. Along the way, we'll also compare Barenaked Ladies to their musical kin, from the laid-back groov...
Is Phil Collins just phoning it in with "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven?" 04.07.2024 30:04
In our first episode of "Worst Songs Ever," we dive into Phil Collins' 1990 hit "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven" and revel in the utter coasting going on with Phil Collins. We discuss how, comfortable in his success, Collins began phoning it in with trite, empty confections like this. Rob and Andrew agree that Collins is an artist of wit, charm, and talent, but thi...
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