Country music, WTF IS THIS ****?
Originally Posted by nitroearl
you should really check out southern culture on the skids
http://scots.com/
these guys are great all their songs have really crazy lyrics.
http://scots.com/
these guys are great all their songs have really crazy lyrics.
At least hank still had/created a traditional sound, ill be damned if this stupid *** takes no talent dumb and sounds like **** music cowboy troy is making becomes "country tradition"
Originally Posted by Quintin
You Communist heathen! Take that back!
The resembalance is uncanny. Hank was actually more like Kid Rock. Not really a classification, just toe tappin', head bangin' beer drinking, fist fighting, whiskey shootin', woman chasin' music.
I swear Matt got kicked by a mule or something. I mean normally we are dang near mirrors of each other but that Troy character ain't no country. I agree with what Matt is saying about how country is a bunch of genres but hick hop ain't in any country genre I can think of. It is actually a genre of hip hop or rap.
Country music has more to do with heritage, heart, and sound. You can't just sing about a farm or white lightning and be country. It must be connected, in my opinion, to its predecessors. Steel guitars, fiddles, banjos, etc are fundamental to country music. If the music can't be traced back to the Appalachians some how it ain't country to me. Sure Hank, Cash, even George Straight different from country's pure roots but they are based on them.
I can't stand the Nashville pop and many times I say it ain't country but I could call it country pop because it has some semblance of country sound and heart. Troy ain't nothing but a rapper rapping about country living. I just as soon listen to 50 cent as him as the sound is the same to me.
Country music has more to do with heritage, heart, and sound. You can't just sing about a farm or white lightning and be country. It must be connected, in my opinion, to its predecessors. Steel guitars, fiddles, banjos, etc are fundamental to country music. If the music can't be traced back to the Appalachians some how it ain't country to me. Sure Hank, Cash, even George Straight different from country's pure roots but they are based on them.
I can't stand the Nashville pop and many times I say it ain't country but I could call it country pop because it has some semblance of country sound and heart. Troy ain't nothing but a rapper rapping about country living. I just as soon listen to 50 cent as him as the sound is the same to me.
Originally Posted by darkblue
He falls under the New Country tag, which is basically Pop-Rock Country, non-country music with twang embellishments added.
I don't thing most of the newer country isn't that great, I find my country station presets being replaced by rock stations as the chances of finding a decent song seem alot better. Now that I have an exhaust and don't have to listen to silence the radio seems to be shut off alot more.
can't say that i'm a fan of cowboy troy (or whatever his name is) either. he just doesn't seem genuine to me. he looks like some guy who went to the mall and bought some cowboy duds. not the real mccoy. guys like john cash, willie, walyon, merle, geogre straight, geogre jones, and many many others lived the life they sing or sang about. the real deals
just some ramblings from a ginuwine hick---buck
Last edited by buckin150; Aug 15, 2007 at 11:22 AM.
Originally Posted by vader716
I swear Matt got kicked by a mule or something. I mean normally we are dang near mirrors of each other but that Troy character ain't no country. I agree with what Matt is saying about how country is a bunch of genres but hick hop ain't in any country genre I can think of. It is actually a genre of hip hop or rap.
Country music has more to do with heritage, heart, and sound. You can't just sing about a farm or white lightning and be country. It must be connected, in my opinion, to its predecessors. Steel guitars, fiddles, banjos, etc are fundamental to country music. If the music can't be traced back to the Appalachians some how it ain't country to me. Sure Hank, Cash, even George Straight different from country's pure roots but they are based on them.
I can't stand the Nashville pop and many times I say it ain't country but I could call it country pop because it has some semblance of country sound and heart. Troy ain't nothing but a rapper rapping about country living. I just as soon listen to 50 cent as him as the sound is the same to me.
Country music has more to do with heritage, heart, and sound. You can't just sing about a farm or white lightning and be country. It must be connected, in my opinion, to its predecessors. Steel guitars, fiddles, banjos, etc are fundamental to country music. If the music can't be traced back to the Appalachians some how it ain't country to me. Sure Hank, Cash, even George Straight different from country's pure roots but they are based on them.
I can't stand the Nashville pop and many times I say it ain't country but I could call it country pop because it has some semblance of country sound and heart. Troy ain't nothing but a rapper rapping about country living. I just as soon listen to 50 cent as him as the sound is the same to me.
Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
Wait a second, who the &&&& cares!?!? Music is music and if you don't like it, don't listen to it. Labels don't mean anything. 

Here are a few of my favorite "Bluegrass" Country songs...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6cGv...olin+bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRsjs...in%20bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXjVj...in%20bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SHnk...in%20bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6cGv...olin+bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRsjs...in%20bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXjVj...in%20bluegrass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SHnk...in%20bluegrass
Last edited by Peacemaker; Aug 15, 2007 at 05:09 PM.







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