We'd be an unstoppable force in today's country music scene.

 

Seriously.

 

^As usual South Park nails it:

 

"And now he's here once again to capitalize on people's emotions."

I thought I had seen this before.

 

http://www.bluegrasspreps.com/showthread.php?225004-12-Extremely-Disappointing-Facts-About-Popular-Music&highlight=

 

...oops. I see I've been shown up :lol:

:thumb: :lol: Frankly, I don't have anything against pop music, a lot of it is very good. I can't stand the commercial, focus-group tested, boilerplate stuff, though. And that's exactly what you'll find on top 40 country radio...and Nickelback records.

 

One of my favorite one-liners: "That's enough, Nickelback."

It's funny... I've never met anyone who admitted to liking Nickelback, but somebody's buying those albums and packing those arenas. :lol:

 

(No, it's not me.)

At the risk of losing any music cred I like it all. I like pop. I like "pop country" as Jim would call it. I like hip hop. I did Neil Diamond. I did Michael Buble. I dig Whodini. Love Garth Brooks and the Eagles , again for Jim.

 

I think Beiber is really talented.

 

I like Flo Rida's "Low."

 

The single "Some Gave All" and other non-achy breaky heart songs by Billy Ray are pretty solid.

 

I dig some of Rihanna's songs. I really dig her.

At the same time? How was it?

Give me some Alan Jackson or Kenny Chesney any time, my man.

 

 

More like Hank Sr., Waylon, Willie, Merle, Bocephus, Cash, Whitley, and Strait for me.

 

 

 

I agree with FKYW, Pop Country is a plague on good music.

Give Hank III a spin.Straight to Hell and D___ right rebel proud.That should take care of that problem.

 

:thumb:

 

Hank III is the man, I've actually had the chance to conversate with him before, cool dude.

 

 

I don't really agree with a lot of his idea's and interests outside of music but IMO Hank III is about the only "country" worth listening to nowadays.

It's funny... I've never met anyone who admitted to liking Nickelback, but somebody's buying those albums and packing those arenas. :lol:

 

(No, it's not me.)

I know a ton of people who like Nickelback.

I know a ton of people who like Nickelback.

 

I'm with you. You need only walk onto a construction site to find more fans than you'd care to.

I'm with you. You need only walk onto a construction site to find more fans than you'd care to.

Haha, having worked a lot in the construction field I know exactly what you mean. I think I was actually framing houses the summer that "Rock Star" came out. Now, THAT gives me nightmares.

I know a ton of people who like Nickelback.

 

That's unfortunate.

It's funny... I've never met anyone who admitted to liking Nickelback, but somebody's buying those albums and packing those arenas. :lol:

 

(No, it's not me.)

 

 

:lol: (The very last few seconds are NSFW...has one bad word)

:thumb:

 

Hank III is the man, I've actually had the chance to conversate with him before, cool dude.

 

 

I don't really agree with a lot of his idea's and interests outside of music but IMO Hank III is about the only "country" worth listening to nowadays.

 

 

 

I think Jamey Johnson is "country" and worth listening to right now. I also agree with you, that finding an actual "COUNTRY" act is very hard to do.

At the same time? How was it?

 

Darn it. How did I not catch that?

 

To answer your question, none of your business.