10 Terrible Rock Songs That No One Wants to Remember

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00:0010 Terrible Rock Songs That No One Wants To Remember

00:0310. The Who. Did You Steal My Money?

00:08The Who's 1981 new wave experiment feels jittery and incoherent.

00:12Failed as a single, now a curious transitional artifact.

00:159. Bruce Springsteen, Real Man.

00:19Synth-heavy 1992 cut lacked Springsteen's narrative grit.

00:23The song was seldom played live despite human touch's strong sales and charting.

00:278. Led Zeppelin, T for One.

00:32A 9 minutes and 27 second blues workout from Presence unfavorably compared to superior predecessors.

00:39Repetitive and subdued, it was largely avoided despite the album's success.

00:447. Bob Dylan, Wiggle Wiggle.

00:48Dylan's 1990 opener favors playful phonetics over depth.

00:52The album went gold, yet this remains an anomalous misstep.

00:558. The Clash. We Are The Clash.

01:00Post-McJones, this 1985 title track sounds thin and forced.

01:05Strummer disowned it, and the album underwhelmed despite reaching number 16 on the UK charts.

01:109. Pink Floyd, It Would Be So Nice.

01:14Richard Wright's 1968 pop psychedelic single, Struggled Post-Barrett.

01:20Simplistic and conventional, peaking at number 79 on the UK charts amid transitional uncertainty.

01:269. The Police, Mother.

01:30Summers' discordant 1983 synchronicity track polarized fans.

01:34With an unsettling theme and experimental vocals highlight peak era creative tensions.

01:3810. Elvis Presley, In Confidence.

01:43From the Clambake soundtrack, this 1967 track is void of Presley's spark.

01:49With a thin arrangement and weak impact, the album peaked at number 40 on the Billboard charts,

01:54reflecting decreasing commercial interest in Presley's soundtrack material.

01:58Number 2. Chuck Berry, My Ding-A-Ling.

02:03Berry's 1972 novelty with double entendres became his only number 1 and gold-certified record,

02:09yet critics dismiss its artistic merit.

02:12Number 1. Brian Wilson, Smart Girls.

02:17Wilson's 1991 sweet insanity rap experiment felt incongruous.

02:21Warner rejected it, later dismissed as a joke.

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