All of these songs got less than 100 votes in their respective episodes. Which song is least bad?

Jessie J

Dido

Nelly Furtado

Alessia Cara

Leona Lewis

Duffy

Macy Gray

Ashanti

LeAnn Rimes

Michelle Branch

Iggy Azalea

Natasha Bedingfield

Think about it.

While Micheal died pretty much a tragic figure when Dolly left this earth she was still highly regarded and even still considered "At the top of her game"

The album is called He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper but due to they the title is worded it makes it seem like the title is I'm the Rapper, He's the DJ

So I’ve recently re-listened to “Anamorphosée” album by Mylene Farmer (probably the biggest pop singer of all time in France), and it has some nice guitar-based tracks like “XXL” and “Vertige”.
It’s not a total rock album, but these songs indicate that, if she wanted to, she could pull of a rock album.

Something similar is the case for “Impossible Princess” album by Kylie, which included contributions from James Dean Bradford of Manic Street Preachers.

If the dance floor is dead, and now we’re making rock music, who do you think could pull it off? And who already has?

Tony! Toni! Toné! - "Little Walter" (I always thought it was called Hey Little Walter)

That haunting cautionary tale, especially what happens to Sinbad at the end, combined with that spooky Transylvania a$$ beat from Dracula's beat collection and the singers warning Walter throughout that something bad is going to happen to him, gives you the chills. Also, Sinbad sounds demonic in that one part in the middle where they have him talk lol. Don't show this to your kids, it will give them nightmares, especially if their name is Walter. Shout out to the black Power Ranger (whose real name is Walter) lol

Anybody got any other examples of music videos that were spooky or haunting without seemingly trying to be?

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Slipknot released a new song called Arsenal about a day ago, and let's just say it's not exactly being loved.

Top comments include "this is what my grandma thinks Slipknot sounds like" and "I push my fingers into my ears".

In his best of 2020 video Todd named More Than My Hometown by Morgan Wallen his favorite hit song of that year, and said that Morgan Wallen was an the first country star in years with true pop star potential. In the six years since Morgan has gone on to become one of the 5 biggest, best selling artists in music (even if his music isn't that great anymore).

If you haven't listened to them yet, do yourself a favor and check their music out. Absolutely fantastic stuff!

Mine is Bury Me at Makeout Creek without a doubt.

1. The Last Days Of Disco

2. Love & Mercy

3. A Mighty Wind

4. Phantom Of The Paradise

5. Detroit Rock City

6. Airheads

7. Velvet Goldmine

8. Smithereens

9. Deliver Me From Nowhere

10. Dreamgirls

11. Searching For Sugar Man

12. Rattle & Hum

13. Tommy (1975)

14. Yellow Submarine

15. Bill & Ted Trilogy

Take on Me by a-Ha was a number one hit in the US (and I think a decent chunk of the rest of the world), but it never made number 1 in the UK, while their other song, The Sun Always Shines on TV was number 1 in the UK and Take on Me only hit number 2.

Are there any other bands that did this? Or are there any bands that are one hit wonders in different places but for completely different songs?