This is a page that details the Best and Worst Songs of our history. The songs listed and the comments are basically the opinion of the author of this page. The comments on the bad songs are intended for humor and not to physically, mentally, or emotionally harm anybody; not even those piles of feces known as Michael Bolton and Celine Dion. Besides, if those two little shits were to die tragically, we would never hear the end of the "tributes" and the "dedications to these great artists". So anything wishing death or proclaiming "hatred" of anyone on the Worst Songs list personally is just a joke. Do not, I repeat, do not take it seriously. I don't want anyone dead, I JUST DON'T WANT TO LISTEN TO THEIR CRAPPY MUSIC, ALRIGHT?
One main point of this page is how diversity has disappeared and been replaced by homogenous styles that basically bite the big one. The Best List reflects that and will have a range of styles of great songs in the rock era from jazz to rock to funk to smooth R and B to rap to metal to 60's rock to jam hippie rock to 80's New Wave stuff(The Original Modern Rock and Alternative Music) and so on.
Some of the visitors will be friends and cyberfriends and they will be surprised by the diversity of this
page and what I consider to be cool and what I think sucks and others will think this site sucks complete ass. Well, you can't please everyone.

E-mail is always welcome and I may miss some bad and good songs so please email me and give me some feedback or leave a message in the guestbook. Thank you very much.

This page was inspired by Mike O' Hara's Greatest and Worst Songs Playlist. Unfortunately, it seems Mike took down his site. He did say he had to deal with a family illness of some sort, plus he's focusing on some "plate shifting" on Earth. Something must have changed because the site was taken down for good, never to return. That website was great for those who loved the New Wave Era of the Eighties and Early Nineties or those with a prime distaste for the music of Bob Seger, Styx, John Mellencamp, The Eagles, and Billy Joel. Sure, Mr. O Hara proved to be a big meshugganah(loony for the Gentiles out there), but the site was very provocative and had lots of good information, plus a hilarious Worst Songs page. Since, Greatest and Worst Songs Playlist is down, this site will carry on its tradition.

As far as CD-R trading is concerned, I'm putting that on hold for now since I'm going for basic training in a couple of weeks and can't even bring a fucking radio, but in about five months, I all my CD's and CD-R's should be on me and I can start that again.