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It's interchangeable with rap when heard from a distance. Same thumpty beat, autotune, etc. And, what about all the non-verbal shit like, woo ee wo we woo ww, and so on. Terrible and childish non-music. Frequently enjoyed by the slack-jawed, flat brim, and Oakley wearing pukes that cruise my area. View Quote that's because the same producers work on the 2 genre's. |
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Whitey Morgan & The 78s Turnpike Troubadors Sturgill Simpson Chris Stapleton Cody Jinks Stoney LaRue More in the Americana camp, but I also really, really dig The White Buffalo. Modern country is like most everything else - the pop radio version of it blows, but dig a little deeper and you'll find a ton of good country. |
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Jason Boland & The Stragglers Whitey Morgan & The 78s Turnpike Troubadors Sturgill Simpson Chris Stapleton Cody Jinks Stoney LaRue More in the Americana camp, but I also really, really dig The White Buffalo. Modern country is like most everything else - the pop radio version of it blows, but dig a little deeper and you'll find a ton of good country. View Quote the bolded section can't be said enough for just about any genre these days. |
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Quoted: Chris LeDoux is always a good call. A couple favorites of mine: https://youtu.be/1RxRxGQUvX0 https://youtu.be/fpdQs7FnMBc View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Chris LeDoux is always a good call. A couple favorites of mine: https://youtu.be/1RxRxGQUvX0 https://youtu.be/fpdQs7FnMBc |
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View Quote great tune. |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Best cover of that I've heard; still like hearing Townes sing it though... |
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To be fair, there's a lot of pretty risque stuff in all the genres of music. "You can leave your hat on" is pretty tame, and also 50 years old now. My biggest problem with country lyrics, aside from the fake accent you mentioned, is the lack of originality. Find a cliche, then twelve more, string them together somehow, doesn't matter how, and there's your song. Ugh. Been that way for a very long time though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Country music is obsessed with fornication, addiction, obsession, transportation, and fornication. Most of it is stupid and the rest is pretty hokey. But at least you can dance to it. My wife and I go C&W dancing every weekend and have a wonderful time. But the 'Murica songs, the unimaginative plays on words, the stupid fake country accents, and the bad grammar make you want to slam your head against the wall most of the time. If I hear about that black dress hitting the floor one more time I'm going to climb onto a locomotive and crush grandma under its clacking wheels. To be fair, there's a lot of pretty risque stuff in all the genres of music. "You can leave your hat on" is pretty tame, and also 50 years old now. My biggest problem with country lyrics, aside from the fake accent you mentioned, is the lack of originality. Find a cliche, then twelve more, string them together somehow, doesn't matter how, and there's your song. Ugh. Been that way for a very long time though. Mainstream country and mainstream rap are simply two variants of the same formula of cliche "lifestyle" music. |
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View Quote So you're the guy who stole my CD collection back in 2001.... Black & Silver Dodge Ram parked behind the bars on Fry Street in Denton? Big Case Logic binder? Fess up. Great stuff, and real country music (including the Old 97's. Sorta.) |
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Quoted: So you're they guy who stole my CD collection in 2001.... Black & Silver Dodge Ram parked behind the bars on Fry Street in Denton.? Big Case Logic binder? Fess up. Great stuff, and real country music (including the Old 97's. Sorta.) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: So you're they guy who stole my CD collection in 2001.... Black & Silver Dodge Ram parked behind the bars on Fry Street in Denton.? Big Case Logic binder? Fess up. Great stuff, and real country music (including the Old 97's. Sorta.) |
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View Quote Here's what you do, take everything from the first video, and when you hear it in a song, do a shot. After about the third or fourth song they start to sound good. |
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