Ces chansons que leur groupe ne veulent plus entendre (one-hit wonder)

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Led Zeppelin hates "Stairway To Heaven"
http://entertainment.ca.msn.com/music/photos/gallery.aspx?cp-documentid=29115301&page=12

It's not just the guitar shop in "Wayne's World" that operates a strict "no Stairway" policy. Led Zeppelin's own singer, and the song's lyricist, would rather never hear the eight-minute epic again either. Back in 1988, Robert Plant told the "LA Times:" "I'd break out in hives if I had to sing 'Stairway' in every show. I wrote those lyrics and found that song to be of some importance and consequence in 1971, but 17 years later, I don't know. It's just not for me...no more of 'Stairway to Heaven' for me.'' Fortunately for fans, grumpy Percy relented and performed the classic at their O2 reunion show, in 2007.

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merci KROKODEBIL

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merci olivierBottin

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REM have written many irresistibly catchy songs in their 31-year career. But with 1991's "Shiny Happy People," we think the fine line between catchy and annoying was crossed. And the band's singer, Michael Stipe, seems to be in agreement: ''I wouldn't say I'm embarrassed by the song but it is what it is, has limited appeal for me. I try never to say anything bad about the songs that I don't particularly like. Because there might be someone out there who hears that to whom that song means everything, to whom that song represents something in their life which is essential and I don't want to take that from them.'' Too late!

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The incredible amount of money Band Aid, and its counterpart We Are The World, raised for famine relief back in 1984, and the charity record/concert movement they kicked off, make them two of the most important pop records ever made.

But the man who started it all sees it somewhat differently. Last year, Bob Geldof told Fox News: "I am responsible for two of the worst songs in history. One is 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' and the other one is 'We Are The World.' Any day soon, I will go to the supermarket, head to the meat counter and it will be playing. Every f***ing Christmas." Come to think of it, Sir Bob is starting to resemble Scrooge...

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il parait qu'ils ne la supportaient plus !

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http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=628

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En 2009, Madge a dit aux journalistes : "ils jouent toujours mon vieux truc quand je suis dans un magasin ou partout où je vais. Pour quelque raison les gens pensent que quand vous allez à un restaurant ou vous faites des courses vous voulez entendre une de vos propres chansons. C'est comme d'habitude" Like a Virgin "-et c'est celui que je ne veux pas entendre."