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March 29, 2005

After hours weeks and months of research, analysis, organizing, and consultation, The Inner Monologue is proud to present The 100 Worst Songs of the Last Fifteen Years. The Rules: 1. No Country Why: If you hate country, every country song belongs on the list. 2. No Athletes Why: Because Shaq had four albums. That's half the list. 3. No Boy Bands Why: See Rule #1 and substitute "country" for "Backstreet Boys". 4. No Remixes Why: There's a bad remix to every song ever made. We're going with originals. 5. No Cover Songs Why: Every remake is bad. Every. Remake. Is. Bad. 6. No More Than One (1) Song Per Artist Why: See Rule #1 and substitute "country" for "50 Cent". # posted by masquerader @ 17:48 ::

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