With so many terrible songs from so many great albums to select from, MSNBC.com’s Marc Hirsh managed to narrow it down to five. Topping the list, was "The Long and Winding Road" from the Beatles’ Let it Be, athough Hirsh praises the stripped-down version from the Fab Four’s Anthology outtakes. While some might argue that both volumes of Guns N' Roses’ Use Your Illusion were made up of filler, "My World" from volume two was singled out as the bad apple. Originally a hidden track on the first 50,000 copies, "Endless, Nameless" was pegged as ruining subsequent reissues of Nirvana’s Nevermind. The Police’s, "Mother" is the clunker from Synchronicity. And finally, "EXP" tarnishes The Jimi Hendrix Experiences’ Axis: Bold as Love’s masterpiece status. Guess there were no great albums made after 1991. Or is it that those great albums have no terrible songs? [MSNBC]