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From: dr37@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Joanna Bryson)
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Subject: Re: Worst Song of All Time...
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Date: Wed, 13-Mar-85 20:35:09 EST
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>has got to be Captain Kirk of Star Trek fame doing "Lucy in the Sky.."

{sorry, I don't actually know how to quote articles}

that's funny, I was just thinking of suggesting Leonard Nimoy's "Once I Smiled"
from THE TWO SIDES OF LEONARD NIMOY, side Spock.  But the problem is, "worst 
songs" are usually accepted as meaning "biggest disapointment" or "songs that
don't deserve the bands reputation".  This is why our British Invasion fan 
friend nominated "Mister Moonlight" (which I've always found amusing for the
melodrama) instead of Herman Hermits' "Oo! She's Done It Again".  So I suppose
bad 60's exploitation albums shouldn't be counted.

"Drumming is My Madness"
Joanna