[romanP]

Aw, stop harping on hip hop, you guys. You just haven't heard any of the good stuff. Turn off MuchMusic and tune in to your local college radio station, you may be surprised at what you find. I recommend listening to Aesop Rock, The Foreign Beggars, Illogic, Atmosphere, and early Saul Williams for some good examples of intelligent hip hop, worth listening to.

[TattoodGirl]

WDHIII WDHIII:

I moved..........


and YAH!

Hey I got then entire People IN Planes after the show the other day

Was gonna send you one but for the LIFE of me I cant remember which....

I have the whole album remember

[TattoodGirl]

WDHIII WDHIII:

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

WDHIII WDHIII:

I moved..........


and YAH!

Hey I got then entire People IN Planes after the show the other day

Was gonna send you one but for the LIFE of me I cant remember which....

I have the whole album remember

yeah it was ANOTHER torrent I was thinkin of.......AC/DC maybe?

Yes I do need that one Please and Thank you!!!

[romanP]

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

[RUEZ]

romanP romanP:

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

I need me a Mercury.

[TattoodGirl]

romanP romanP:

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

totally agree with you...The only country I will listen and happen to have all albums in The man in black Johnny Cash

[TattoodGirl]

WDHIII WDHIII:

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

Yes I do need that one Please and Thank you!!!

No no no thank YOU!

Well I am butting heads on the titles and the sound...but I am a stubborn one. I also find it a bit slow for me...I could sleep through the parts I play.

[TattoodGirl]

lily lily:

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

romanP romanP:

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

totally agree with you...The only country I will listen and happen to have all albums in The man in black Johnny Cash

That's it...... you're officially OLD.

Nawww...some of his songs make good punk tunes

[romanP]

lily lily:

romanP romanP:

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

I like AJ.

How many song writers only write about things that happen to them?

Most people write from experience, even if the topic of the song is fictional. I'm pretty sure Alan Jackson wasn't anywhere near New York when the planes hit the buildings.

[RUEZ]

I like Randy Travis.

[romanP]

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

romanP romanP:

I'm talking about people like Alan Jackson who either write ignorant crap about things that didn't happen to them, or songs that are essentially a commercial for a car company.

totally agree with you...The only country I will listen and happen to have all albums in The man in black Johnny Cash

Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon made a pretty ridiculous country album together. I kind of wish Jello and Cash had done something together, but that seems unlikely.

[romanP]

No, and that makes them a bunch of emotional fraudsters, capitalising on other peoples' tragedy. Music should be genuine, I don't care what genre it is.

[RUEZ]

WDHIII WDHIII:

RUEZ RUEZ:

I like Randy Travis.

yeah Im not a huge country fan either but have to admit Forever and Ever Amen is on my puter

Me too.

[TattoodGirl]

lily lily:

I didn't mean Johnny Cash in particular... I meant you sound like one of those crotchety OLD people who talk about "music these days" and how it isn't really music... not like the OLD days.....

I actually didnt give Cash a real chance until he covered Rusty Cage...thought it was brilliant.

But if you want to talk about the OLD days...I could go on for hours about how punk these days is bubblegum crap that epitomizes capitalism and it has lost its 'Fuck the establishment' roots....but this is a country music thread

[RUEZ]

Does anyone like Kenny Rogers or is that just me?