Red_Skin_Pride;494683 wrote:You're listening to the wrong artists, obviously. Turn off your local radio station and look up some real country artists.
Agreed.CenterBHSFan;494693 wrote:Country: Johnny Cash (if I had to choose a second, it would be Kris Kristofferson - dude has mad writing skills)
On trip to The Jamboree in the Hills would cure the country blues... It would change your world...DeyDurkie5;494456 wrote:Country: Worst type of music out there
Classic Rock: Led Zeppelin
Modern Rock (any type):Modest Mouse
Hip Hop/R&B: Jay Z/A Tribe Called Quest
Pop: Akon
Other: The Black Seeds(probably favorite band at the moment)
No snow we go!;494956 wrote:On trip to The Jamboree in the Hills would cure the country blues... It would change your world...
No snow we go!;494956 wrote:On trip to The Jamboree in the Hills would cure the country blues... It would change your world...
DeyDurkie5;494690 wrote:I don't listen to the radio...You won't find the Black Seeds, A tribe called quest no the radio. Country is not for me, nor do I find it in the least bit "good music." Turn off that gay twang and listen to The Black Seeds and see if you like them
YESSSSSSS!!! I was wondering if I was gonna see a Cat Stevens reference on here.Sonofanump;494688 wrote: Folk: Cat Stevens
Red_Skin_Pride;495055 wrote:I listen to all genres of music, and quite a wide variety at that. I have about a dozen Black Seeds songs on my itunes at the moment, I was turned on to them in college several years ago, by an international student FROM New Zealand no less. I can't say they're one of my favorite artists, but they are insanely talented and I definately enjoy several of their songs...I just have to be in the mood to listen to their music when I do.
There's a certain type of understanding you have to have to appreciate country music (good country music) and some people don't have it; that's fine. To each their own. Same way I find anything Larry David is associated with as a waste of time. But there's not really much gay about it. If you grew up out here and lived the way people that love country music do, you'd have a whole new perspective on it, trust me. That's how I know that 95% of country today is pop; when people who have never left a city in their life, or 13 year old suburban girls are listening to "country", it's not country, and how I can almost guarantee you that what you've head that you hate, is not country. I'd recommend Jamey Johnson for starters.
Red_Skin_Pride;495062 wrote:YESSSSSSS!!! I was wondering if I was gonna see a Cat Stevens reference on here.
"It's the 43rd annual convention of the grand mystic royal order of the nobles of the Ali Baba temple of the shrine"
Great, great shit.
Also, when the hell did the Eagles become country? I'm gonna stick with their 40+ hits on the rock charts since over the last 40 years to keep them in classic rock...I can see people picking Johnny Cash he was on several of the "Tennessee Hayride" tours and had over half of his hits on country/western radio, not to mention married into the Carter family...but the Eagles? I disagree.
This is the way to go about finding music in any genre. For the most part, and there are exceptions, if it plays on the radio it is probably really bad.Red_Skin_Pride;494683 wrote:You're listening to the wrong artists, obviously. Turn off your local radio station and look up some real country artists.
Red_Skin_Pride;495062 wrote:Also, when the hell did the Eagles become country?
Skynyrd and the Outlaws are just southern rock, but not the Eagles.Sonofanump;495582 wrote:It’s country enough for me. Non-Joe Walsh they are pretty twangy. Not really a fan of country. I like the Eagles, Skynard, The Outlaws. Is that Southern Country Rock?
Yes!Early Cuyler;495318 wrote:Country: Jamey Johnson
Classic Rock: Led Zeppelin
Modern Rock: Brand New
Hip-Hop/Rap: Wiz Khalifa
Pop: ------------
