I would describe it as bizarre. Mostly it's just a total clash of styles and instruments. And yes, it would be incredibly annoying to listen to it as music. (as opposed to a scientific work) The song exists of multiple parts, so calling it one song is a bit of a stretch.
Wow, that was truly awful. At least the most unwanted song had some bright points of originality.
In fairness though, I'm sure that the elements here: love, soprano sax, string swells, power chords, and cheesy male-female harmonies, could be combined into a much better song than this.
Probably still not as good as an idealized Walmart holiday operatic tuba rap though. That'd be awesome.
Indeed. If they'd kept it down to five minutes and increased the amount of flow between the sections, it probably would have been pretty amusing. I especially liked the operatic rapping section with tubas "It's cowboy livin' the American way!"
I find it mostly unbearable in its length, and didn't listen to it all the way through. I think some of the ultra-compressed "popular music" they sell these days would rival it in annoyingness though if it was the same length.
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I would describe it as bizarre. Mostly it's just a total clash of styles and instruments. And yes, it would be incredibly annoying to listen to it as music. (as opposed to a scientific work) The song exists of multiple parts, so calling it one song is a bit of a stretch.