Our take A splendidly horrid example from the no-lessons-ever branch of rock practiced by this 1960s trio of New Hampshire teens. Add three voices, singing together about a friend who can never be found. There's no sudden realization during your morning commute of what you've been singing along to all this time. At least a song like "I Wanna Sex You Up," from 1991, sounds like a sex song. Don't try to hide behind all the prettiness. And in the beginning, the lyrics try their best to confuse: "Saying I love you is not the words I want to hear from you." What the heck is that? It's impossible to understand, let alone punctuate. And that incongruity is what makes it the worst song ever people who are drawn to its acoustic guitar line and sweet harmonies will probably be a bit put off by its message. Our take This is probably the most beautiful have-sex-with-me song you'll ever hear. The immediate way they halt any fun, their harshness in killing any buzz, is reason enough for any of the songs above to deserve to win the worst-song-ever distinction. The songs have little appeal for men and require only a modicum of skill for the worst of dancers to keep up. Our take If Stormtroopers had dance parties, this is what they would listen to. They're played at stadiums and middle school dances everywhere. Remember when suddenly everyone was enthusiastically - but awkwardly - going through the moves to the YMCA, the Electric Slide, the Cupid Shuffle, the Cha Cha Slide, The Stanky Leg or the Macarena? Yup. The singer has seduced a preacher and been undressed by kings? She's taken the sweet life but never knew she'd be bitter from the sweet? Blech! Who would take her advice? The most unbearable part is the center bridge, in which Charlene speaks a verse, starting, "Hey, do you know what paradise is?" The singing wasn't bad enough? A confessional song at its worst!īy Various Artists, but most likely a one-hit wonder never to be heard from again Our take So much is wrong in this song the title is only the beginning of what is laughable. In the song, a woman realizes too late what's important in life, and she tries to counsel a younger woman. "The blue-green color to the eyes are pigments to help them find their bioluminescent prey.Originally released in 1977, this tune didn't become a Top 5 smash until five years later. "Picture the blue-green body parts as upward facing eyes underneath a clear dome like an astronaut helmet," it said in a Facebook post.
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The glowing seen in the video is from the remote operated vehicle used in the dive shining on light colored tissue underneath a transparent dome, the Monterey Bay Aquarium said. The fish does not produce light like some other deep sea creatures.
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When it sees prey caught in the siphonophore tentacles, it rotates its eyes forward and swims up to get it. Siphonophores are unusual marine organisms that can grow up to 33 feet in length and drift around the ocean with thousands of stinging tentacles that are used to capture small animals.īarreleye fish are mostly motionless in the water, with its body horizontal and its eyes looking upwards. It is thought barreleye fish hover below siphonophores so they can steal their food.
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They are found in oceans across the world, from the waters of Japan to Baja California. The species grows up to around six inches in length. "But how does this fish eat when its eyes point upward and its mouth points forward? MBARI researchers learned the barreleye can rotate its eyes beneath that dome of transparent tissue."īarreleye fish were first described in 1939.