Wednesday 23 March 2011

Double Trouble

Imagine a song you passionately hate. And i'm not talking about something unfashionable and novelty that routinely gets trotted out on the "100 Worst Records Ever" type of countdown, like the Birdie Song or something by the Smurfs. Think about a record that really offends you and makes you want to go postal.

As an aside, if there isn't a record that makes you this angry, then you might be reading the wrong blog.

Now imagine a talentless shitbag of an performer who would rather get her photos in the papers and magazines rather than their music on the radio. Somebody who turns up at awards ceremonies safe in the knowledge that they'll never win anything, so they have to wear moronic outfits and gurn at the paparazzi.

Take a moment to imagine a repulsive puppeteer record producer who makes bland, mass produced music for fuckwits to gush over.

Now imagine that the performer has made a record with the producer sampled the offensively awful track to make a record so shitifyingly awful that the world deserves to end. If you haven't heard Nicki Minaj - Girls Fall Like Dominoes which samples the grotesque slimy indie of The Big Pink, then avoid it for as long as you possibly can.

And the producer? It could only be king of spackpop "J-j-j-j-j R" Rotem.

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