Songs that haven't aged well
May 26, 2017 21:41:42 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on May 26, 2017 21:41:42 GMT 10
It's only natural that the majority of songs released after a certain period of time will begin to sound dated, however there are some songs in particular which really don't age well at all. Here are a few songs, in particular, which I don't think have aged well at all.
Sucker DJ - Dimples D (1990) To be honest, a lot of hip hop songs from the Early 90s haven't aged well, but "Sucker DJ" in particular really hasn't aged gracefully at all. It can mostly be contributed to the song's heavy sampling of the theme song to 1960s TV show, I Dream of Jeannie.
Cherry Pie - Warrant (1990) - This would have sounded outdated as early as 1993.
Apple Eyes - Swoop (1995) - An Australian one-hit wonder from 1995. This would have looked and sounded outdated even by 1995 standards.
Sugar, Sugar - The Archies (1969) - Although it hasn't aged well, I like how innocent the song is.
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits (1985) - Mostly due to the theme of the song and its historical context. It was very innovative for its time, however I personally don't think that it has aged too well.
Sucker DJ - Dimples D (1990) To be honest, a lot of hip hop songs from the Early 90s haven't aged well, but "Sucker DJ" in particular really hasn't aged gracefully at all. It can mostly be contributed to the song's heavy sampling of the theme song to 1960s TV show, I Dream of Jeannie.
Cherry Pie - Warrant (1990) - This would have sounded outdated as early as 1993.
Apple Eyes - Swoop (1995) - An Australian one-hit wonder from 1995. This would have looked and sounded outdated even by 1995 standards.
Sugar, Sugar - The Archies (1969) - Although it hasn't aged well, I like how innocent the song is.
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits (1985) - Mostly due to the theme of the song and its historical context. It was very innovative for its time, however I personally don't think that it has aged too well.
