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dlp wrote:I've been a huge fan of bluegrass for 20 years but I'll be the first to say that as a genre it's getting pretty bad also. Currently, the quality of songwriting SUCKS in bluegrass.
I think Allison Krause and Patty Loveless are doing a decent job of holding the genre together, somewhat...but that's another thread...
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Oh, and all sober Aerosmith.
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really...

What about IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIayayaya will always love Youoooooooooooooo!!?

That stinks 10 times worse than all Celine Dion songs combined
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A Gunslinger wrote: I find Mr. Keith's songs shallow and jingoistic, which is not meant as a political comment, but as a lyrical/stylistic one. Geez Malik...we are supposed to be having fun here! I like Country music as my above list indicates!
I thought I was having fun.

Some artists are inseparable from their political connotations. Which is the whole reason I didn't mention Dixie Chicks. (Dammit, I just mentioned them!)

Oh well, Matrixman was right. This kind of negative oriented thread is sure to bug someone the longer it goes on. Sorry if I hurt your feelings with the country comment. I'm sure there's plenty in my collection you wouldn't like, either.

Oh, speaking of bluegrass (I'm from Kentucky, in case you didnt' know ;) ), I think Bela Fleck has been pushing the boundaries for decades.
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A Gunslinger wrote: I find Mr. Keith's songs shallow and jingoistic, which is not meant as a political comment, but as a lyrical/stylistic one. Geez Malik...we are supposed to be having fun here! I like Country music as my above list indicates!
I thought I was having fun.

Some artists are inseparable from their political connotations. Which is the whole reason I didn't mention Dixie Chicks. (Dammit, I just mentioned them!)

Oh well, Matrixman was right. This kind of negative oriented thread is sure to bug someone the longer it goes on. Sorry if I hurt your feelings with the country comment. I'm sure there's plenty in my collection you wouldn't like, either.

Oh, speaking of bluegrass (I'm from Kentucky, in case you didnt' know ;) ), I think Bela Fleck has been pushing the boundaries for decades.
No oofense taken here buddy.

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. great stuff. "Asleep at the Wheel" is a good band too.
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How could we forget Mr. Roboto?!?
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"High Enough" -Damn Yankees
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true... Dewey (or Huey or Luey or whatever his name was) and Tommy had asexual voices--and usually that doesn't work, except for, maybe, Geddy Lee but that's a WHOLE 'nother debate, eh Luci? :P
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Jack Blades. You're thinking of Jack Blades.

High Enough is a pretty rotten song.
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Cail wrote:How could we forget Mr. Roboto?!?

(wipes barf from chin) I had tried to forget.


How 'bout "Break My Stride" Matthew Wilder.
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Jack Blades sang for Styx? :?
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Nah, Jack Blades played bass and sang for Night Ranger. Tommy Shaw still sings for Styx.
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**makes the sign of the cross** No Night Ranger! No Night Ranger! (I'd rather listen to RATT, hey speaking of RATT...) :throwup:
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Anyone for Europe? Recall "The Final Countdown" and "Carrie"?

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dlbpharmd wrote: I've been a huge fan of bluegrass for 20 years but I'll be the first to say that as a genre it's getting pretty bad also. Currently, the quality of songwriting SUCKS in bluegrass.
Depends. If you are lucky enough to stumble into some stuff from a small recording studio in someone's attic in the backmost West Virginia hills...now that can be bliss. :biggrin: 8)
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duchess of malfi wrote:
dlbpharmd wrote:Anything by Celine Dion.
Now we're talking. :twisted:

I do not like most of the current pop-country-diva stuff, if that is what Malik is talking about. But I love bluegrass, and I love a lot of older country from artists like Johnny Cash and others from his era. Some of those old time country artists just sound more authentic than a lot of the plastic stuff coming out today, like they'd been around the block a few times and have actually experienced life. :)
Agreed. Video killed the country star just like it did the radio (pop) star.

Danlo, I love all of the early Allison Krauss stuff but honestly, she hasn't been bluegrass for years. Patti Loveless' Mountain Soul CD was OUTSTANDING.

Malik, where in KY are you?
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"Sussudio" by Phil Collins.... generally don't have issue until his more recent stuff, but this was WEAK.
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Ohhhhh, I hate Phil Collins.

But not as much as emo.
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Ohhhhh, I hate Phil Collins.
Almost universally, I agree. But on the Genesis album right after Peter Gabriel left, he wasn't so bad. Maybe it was because he was trying to sound like Peter Garbriel (and it was a pseudo-jazz fusion album, not pop).
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qUEEAQUEG wrote:Chris De Burg - Lady in Red
Robbie Williams - pretty much everything

I would have to think, I tend not to think of bad songs because it... hurts my mind.
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