Five Centres

I've already talked about Easy Lover and Reet Petite. But I can't resist posting my other least favourite songs. So here they are:

Wake Up Boo/The Boo Radleys. Played to death by Chris Evans. What an awful combination
I Will Always Love You/Whitney Houston. Obvious choice.
Dizzy/Vic Reeves. Just silly.
Land of Confusion/Genesis. Now, I love Genesis, but not this one.
Jack Your Body/Steve "Silk" Hurley. Got a LOT to answer for. I remember thinking, as it hit number 1, that it was the beginning of the end for music as we knew it. And for a while, it was.
Pray/Take That. So boring. Was I dreaming that they were big? Let's face it, it wasn't for their musical prowess they were so adored.
Rock The Boat/Forest. A particularly bleak time in my life.
The Story Of The Blues/Wah!. As above, though I find it slightly better thesedays. Thankfully,1983 was a long time ago.
Holding On/Beverley Craven. She's deadly dull and Capital Radio favourite at the time, which says it all. Wasn't her tour sponsored by Tampax?
Movin' On Up/Primal Scream. Doesn't do it for me.
Crazy/Seal. Born for the USA.
Soul Man/Sam and Dave. Played to death, and not that exciting in the first place.
More or less anything by George Michael. Not as good as he thinks he is.

There's more, but they're slipping my mind at the moment. Let me go and have a think.