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Weezer, Jimmy eat world, Citizen Cope, Incubus
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Radiohead, Dismemberment Plan, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, A Tribe Called Quest, DJamer Danger Mouse, Sigur Ros.
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Trying to keep it to undergrad ('06-'10):
Red Hot Chili Peppers
John Frusciante
Third Eye Blind
Weezer
Sublime
Foo Fighters
Bush
Black Keys
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zac brown band
eric whitacre
sigur ros
jonsi and alex
death cab
rick ross
tech n9ne
dave matthews & tim reynolds
coldplay
dorrough
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alright, maybe those aren't really bands
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Def Leppard
Aerosmith
Motley Crue
Metallica
Violent Femmes
Guns N Roses
The Ramones
Bad Religion
Sex Pistols
Prince and the Revolution
Earth Wind and Fire
Boyz II Men
Bel Biv Devoe
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oh crap, i've got to add the Violent Femmes.
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OAR and Pomeroy
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OAR and Pomeroy
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i listened to a lot of red dirt country my freshman year. :lol:
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Listened the crap out of Speakerboxxx/Love Below freshman year.
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Radiohead
The Get Up Kids
Jimmy Eat World
UFB
The Creature Comforts
Appleseed Cast
Zao
7 Angels 7 Plagues
Sunny Day Real Estate
Narcissus
Blindside
Switchfoot
Postal Service
etc.
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Aerosmith, GNR, NIN, Floyd
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Coldplay, The Fray, The Killers, and rap songs.
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American Pie Soundtracks
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Sharkey's Little Groove Box
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OAR
50 cent
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Jimmy Eat World
Yin Yang Twins
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Rob Zombie
Nappy Roots
OutKast
Fire House
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I will sum it up with my most-listened to songs each year
Freshman year: My Humps
Sophomore year: Knights of Cydonia by Muse
Junior year: the entire In Rainbows album by Radiohead
Senior year: the entire Shogun album by Trivium
5th year: All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem
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311, 2 Skinnee J's, OAR, Jimmy Eat World, Weezer, The Urge
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Majority of what I listened to while studying (and still listen to while working):
Death Cab
Postal Service
Pink Floyd
Jimmy Eat World
Weezer
Pinback (probably the best I've found for marathon sessions of focusing on my work)
A Perfect Circle
At The Drive-In/Mars Volta/Sparta
Tom Petty
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Coldplay Pandora Radio :love:
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Sophomore year: Knights of Cydonia by Muse
Because of Guitar Hero, right?
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Coldplay Pandora Radio :love:
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Sophomore year: Knights of Cydonia by Muse
Because of Guitar Hero, right?
nope it was before that song was on GH. the video though :love:
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I forgot Emma's Mine
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Hamburglar nice work in this thread.
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Aerosmith
Garbage
NIN
Floyd
Weezer
STP
Alice in Chains
Sublime
311
Bush
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OAR and Pomeroy
we must be like the exact same age. Is your birthday in January?
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OAR, Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold, Ying Yang Twins, Weezer, Tool, Bob Marley, My Chemical Romance
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OAR, Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold, Ying Yang Twins, Weezer, Tool, Bob Marley, My Chemical Romance
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I love everything besides country and bluegrass. That crap is garbage. Slipknot is the greatest metal band of all time
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I'm not so sure Slipknot is even metal at all.
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OAR, Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold, Ying Yang Twins, Weezer, Tool, Bob Marley, My Chemical Romance
so weird
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OAR, Slipknot, Avenged Sevenfold, Ying Yang Twins, Weezer, Tool, Bob Marley, My Chemical Romance
so weird
1 similarity and only 7 differences!
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I think slipknot is some form of punk.
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I think slipknot is some form of punk.
Well whatever it is, it is sure as crap hard to play on guitar hero 3 on expert
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I think slipknot is some form of punk.
it's smelly iowan music
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Majority of what I listened to while studying (and still listen to while working):
Death Cab
Postal Service
Pink Floyd
Jimmy Eat World
Weezer
Pinback (probably the best I've found for marathon sessions of focusing on my work)
A Perfect Circle
At The Drive-In/Mars Volta/Sparta
Tom Petty
Checking out Pinback right now....
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I forgot Emma's Mine
LOL
CHAPPPPPUUUUUUTTTTTIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!
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Majority of what I listened to while studying (and still listen to while working):
Death Cab
Postal Service
Pink Floyd
Jimmy Eat World
Weezer
Pinback (probably the best I've found for marathon sessions of focusing on my work)
A Perfect Circle
At The Drive-In/Mars Volta/Sparta
Tom Petty
Checking out Pinback right now....
I second that about Pinback. Got a lot of homework done in college listening to pinback.
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Slipknot is light years better than any mainstream rock band you'll hear on KRock these days. You're all a bunch of vaginas
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Slipknot is the greatest metal band of all time
No. Come on you're better than this.
Slipknot is light years better than any mainstream rock band you'll hear on KRock these days.
K-Rock is not really the standard to which good music is held so that statement is irrelevant.
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Slipknot is light years better than any mainstream rock band you'll hear on KRock these days. You're all a bunch of vaginas
Slipknot has some awesome intos and have fooled me (more than once) but the longer I listen the more disappointed I become. :dubious:
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Fine, probably not the "best" but how do you judge that anyway. Corey Taylor is a god among men in the music industry
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This was a bait thread for slipknot lovers. You ppl are the worst. With that said, I forgot blink 182. Whatever their album was back in 03/04ish
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Welp, there's two more people I might know off the board that I wasn't aware of.
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Welp, there's two more people I might know off the board that I wasn't aware of.
yup.
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Welp, there's two more people I might know off the board that I wasn't aware of.
I wonder if we're friends IRL!!!! :horrorsurprise:
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Welp, there's two more people I might know off the board that I wasn't aware of.
I wonder if we're friends IRL!!!! :horrorsurprise:
According to SD we're all friends IRL, this is just how we communicate. :cheers:
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steve dave is like the tony robbins of this blog.
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:ksu:
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Majority of what I listened to while studying (and still listen to while working):
Death Cab
Postal Service
Pink Floyd
Jimmy Eat World
Weezer
Pinback (probably the best I've found for marathon sessions of focusing on my work)
A Perfect Circle
At The Drive-In/Mars Volta/Sparta
Tom Petty
Wow, this was pretty close to my list. Sub Blink for Jimmy Eat World, Guster for Weezer, David Gray for At the Drive-In and Incubus for A Perfect Circle. Boom!
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def listened to Tim Hecker and Aphex twin a lot during study sessions.
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Listened to a lot of jazz in college too. Dave Holland Quintet, Joshua Redman etc.
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Rage Against The Machine, Korn, Rob Zombie, Tool, Marilyn Manson. Was also into some Techno stuff, hardly remember any names.
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Listened to a lot of jazz in college too. Dave Holland Quintet, Joshua Redman etc.
crap dude. There is pretty much no way I don't know somehow.
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Made a Pinback station on Pandora. Thanks for the recommendo! :thumbsup:
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DMB, Pomeroy, Scott Starr, Incubus, and that NORTH CAROLINA C'MON AND RAISE UP TAKE YO SHIRT OFF WAVE IT ROUND YO HEAD LIKE A HELICOPTER!!!!
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This was a bait thread for slipknot lovers. You ppl are the worst. With that said, I forgot blink 182. Whatever their album was back in 03/04ish
Blink 182 never got better than letting Robert Smith sing with them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnO5V8J1Ejg
Faves 2000-2004ish - 311, 2 Skinnee J's, The Urge, RATM, RHCP, Incubus, Sublime, Bob M., lots of rap.
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Slipknot is light years better than any mainstream rock band you'll hear on KRock these days. You're all a bunch of vaginas
this a gem of a post. i mean, my goodness.
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Rage Against The Machine, Korn, Rob Zombie, Tool, Marilyn Manson. Was also into some Techno stuff, hardly remember any names.
I listen to all of those bands, when i was in 5th grade. In no way am i exaggerating.
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A shitload of rap and some red dirt country and some old country.
And I remember hearing My Morning Jacket on 91.9 and being blown away and trying to figure out who it was and not figuring it out until like two years later.
And you shouldn't listen to music when you study.
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Anyone ever listen to Front 242? Late at night while at a sparkstation in the computer lab?
I was really into seeing Wilco and The Jayhawks at The Granada and Bottleneck.
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oscar springsteen, explosions in the sky, sigur ros, u2, ryan adams, death cab, postal service, mat kearney, whiskeytown, copeland, arcade fire, damien rice, david gray, johnny cash, iron and wine
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Tenacious D and Phantom Planet.
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Say Anything, Brand New, Manchester Orchestra, Dear & The Headlights, Norma Jean, The Chariot, The Blood Brothers
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Great Divide
Ragweed
Pat Green
Boland
Uncle Tupelo
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Great Divide
Ragweed
Pat Green
Boland
Uncle Tupelo
Yes! None of those red dirt-ish guys EVER make it out to the West Coast, and it makes me sad.
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Ragweed used to do a couple of shows a year in California if I'm not mistaken. I don't think Cody Canada's new band does, though.
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Great Divide
Ragweed
Pat Green
Boland
Uncle Tupelo
Yes! None of those red dirt-ish guys EVER make it out to the West Coast, and it makes me sad.
I know Pat was in Seattle a few years back, but he may have scaled back. And Reckless Kelly was formed in Portland, but moved to Austin, so I don't know if they ever get back out there. Divide just got back together about a year and a half ago and have a limited schedule now around OK, KS, TX.
Ragweed used to do a couple of shows a year in California if I'm not mistaken. I don't think Cody Canada's new band does, though.
The Departed's "This Is Indian Land" is an interesting album. Kinda all over the place, IMO.
I forgot to throw in the non-red-dirt bands I listened to most often:
BNL
Counting Crows
Foo Fighters
Old 97's
Ryan Adams
Matchbox 20
U2
Sister Hazel
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Braun Brothers Revival in ID.
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Phantom Planet.
This is a good one. The Guest was playing in my house on a lot of spring 2003 afternoons.
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Phantom Planet.
This is a good one. The Guest was playing in my house on a lot of spring 2003 afternoons.
Yes constantly. Great album.
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A shitload of rap and some red dirt country and some old country.
And I remember hearing My Morning Jacket on 91.9 and being blown away and trying to figure out who it was and not figuring it out until like two years later.
And you shouldn't listen to music when you study.
ok, MOM.
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wtf is red dirt music you bumpkins?
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wtf is red dirt music you bumpkins?
Well like remember what country used to be before it got all pop with crap like "she wears short skirts I wear sneakers she's cheer captain and I'm on the bleachers?" There was a divergence. The stuff you hear on the radio is mostly Nashville country pop. Red dirt is an attempt to stay true to Texas country. It's kinda like a country attempt and way cool indy music except they do sign to smaller labels. They pay live in smaller venues a lot.
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I forgot Red Steagall.
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Oh so it's just country. ok. I take back the bumpkins comment, not. PSYCHE
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
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Oh so it's just country. ok. I take back the bumpkins comment, not. PSYCHE
Look at you, so sophisticated!
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
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Oh so it's just country. ok. I take back the bumpkins comment, not. PSYCHE
Look at you, so sophisticated!
not sophisticated enough to understand country music or liking it i guess
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
would it be better or worse if he had?
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Country music is disgusting and annoying
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
Like I said, there's extremes on both sides. when Jason Aldean isn't rapping, he's fine and would probably fit in OK in the red dirt scene with slightly different arrangements and production.
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Country music is disgusting and annoying
its what happens when tucks get record deals.
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Is Townes van Zandt considered country?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
fwiw he def has his shirt tucked in.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
fwiw he def has his shirt tucked in.
I can't argue w/ that.
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
Like I said, there's extremes on both sides. when Jason Aldean isn't rapping, he's fine and would probably fit in OK in the red dirt scene with slightly different arrangements and production.
I would say that Nashville is the most "produced" and pop-influenced version of country these days. Red-dirt and Texas country tend to be less produced and show stronger non-pop influences in composition and instrumentation, such as folk (Damn Quails), rock (Ragweed, Reckless Kelly), or Western swing (Boland). You can hear all those influences in various songs by Pat Green...started out more swing and folk influenced, with a little rock influence that grew stronger, then changed to a more pop-rock influenced sound when he got his "Nashville" record deal.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
I think most casual followers of most popular genres of music don't give much thought to the origins of and influences behind the genre.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
I think most casual followers of most popular genres of music don't give much thought to the origins of and influences behind the genre.
i guess what makes the refrain so strange is the obvious racial conflicts it presents. don't really see too much of that anywhere else.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
I think most casual followers of most popular genres of music don't give much thought to the origins of and influences behind the genre.
Unless those origin bands are sold on t-shirts at Target
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
Would guess that most people that follow country music have never heard of Lead Belly
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
I think most casual followers of most popular genres of music don't give much thought to the origins of and influences behind the genre.
i guess what makes the refrain so strange is the obvious racial conflicts it presents. don't really see too much of that anywhere else.
Blues were adopted into rock pretty early. So contemporary artists who are influenced by "rock" are, also, influenced by blues, but you have to track back a ways to find that. Perhaps folks in the 50s or 60s or 70s weren't crediting blues origins and weren't doing so for racial reasons, I don't know. I think lack of credit today, among those who even bother to think about influences, has to do more with the time that's elapsed since blues were first adopted into rock. It's ignorance of the earlier influences on rock.
I dunno. I may not be fully understanding your point, I guess.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTGKzWDakK8
very good tune, though. it pretty much falls into the only category of "country" I generally like, which is white tucks playing folk blues. for some reason no one has mentioned the deep roots of blues in this type of music. think its strange to see the following country music has and their general disinterest in giving credit to people like Lead Belly.
I think most casual followers of most popular genres of music don't give much thought to the origins of and influences behind the genre.
i guess what makes the refrain so strange is the obvious racial conflicts it presents. don't really see too much of that anywhere else.
Blues were adopted into rock pretty early. So contemporary artists who are influenced by "rock" are, also, influenced by blues, but you have to track back a ways to find that. Perhaps folks in the 50s or 60s or 70s weren't crediting blues origins and weren't doing so for racial reasons, I don't know. I think lack of credit today, among those who even bother to think about influences, has to do more with the time that's elapsed since blues were first adopted into rock. It's ignorance of the earlier influences on rock.
I dunno. I may not be fully understanding your point, I guess.
I think you are more or less right. People generally do not care. My point is that racial tension has more to do with country music fans ignorance of the origins, whether willful or indoctrinated, as opposed to a fan of rocks ignorance of blues music.
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Most people learned all they know about Chuck Berry from Back to the Future. But Elvis is another story. And it's completely racial.
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Most people learned all they know about Chuck Berry from Back to the Future. But Elvis is another story. And it's completely racial.
no disagreement there. but country music didn't have a Jimi Hendrix or (way further down the line) Bad Brains...
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Most people learned all they know about Chuck Berry from Back to the Future. But Elvis is another story. And it's completely racial.
no disagreement there. but country music didn't have a Jimi Hendrix or (way further down the line) Bad Brains...
Does Charlie Pride not count? I don't think I understand your point, either.
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
Like I said, there's extremes on both sides. when Jason Aldean isn't rapping, he's fine and would probably fit in OK in the red dirt scene with slightly different arrangements and production.
I would say that Nashville is the most "produced" and pop-influenced version of country these days. Red-dirt and Texas country tend to be less produced and show stronger non-pop influences in composition and instrumentation, such as folk (Damn Quails), rock (Ragweed, Reckless Kelly), or Western swing (Boland). You can hear all those influences in various songs by Pat Green...started out more swing and folk influenced, with a little rock influence that grew stronger, then changed to a more pop-rock influenced sound when he got his "Nashville" record deal.
I would agree with that. But I think it's a really fine line. I mean Ragweed was always using subjects and melodies tailor-made for country radio, and like you mentioned, Pat Green didn't really require a huge stylistic leap to Nashville.
I guess the whole "eff nashville" attitude really bugs me when the "genres" are just so rough ridin' close.
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The Departed's "This Is Indian Land" is an interesting album. Kinda all over the place, IMO.
Yes, it is. That's what happens when you do an album consisting entirely of covers.
I was at there fifth show ever. Was kinda weird, they had "Taxi" playing the entire time behind them on a projector screen. The set finished exactly as the credits began to roll. I couldn't focus I kept switching back and forth between watching Deniro being crazy, Cody chugging red wine from a bottle and chain smoking and watching Seth James rock out.
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also, sava, I had heard of swedish house mafia but have no clue how to reply to a spotify message. :lol:
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
would it be better or worse if he had?
Better, on account of sounding less contrived.
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Red dirt country isn't as far from Nashville country as red dirt artists and fans would like to believe. There are extremes on each side, but the fundamental difference is recording budgets.
Well it's not like Big N Rich or crap like that. Also sorta think even Jason Aldean sucks....oh big rough ridin' whoop you turned your tractor around again...probably never farmed an acre in his life.
would it be better or worse if he had?
Better, on account of sounding less contrived.
:jerk:
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Most people learned all they know about Chuck Berry from Back to the Future. But Elvis is another story. And it's completely racial.
no disagreement there. but country music didn't have a Jimi Hendrix or (way further down the line) Bad Brains...
Does Charlie Pride not count? I don't think I understand your point, either.
The main thing i wanted to get across here is that white people are :opcat:. Never forget.
also, sava, I had heard of swedish house mafia but have no clue how to reply to a spotify message. :lol:
i don't think its possible to respond without sending a song. i thought you would enjoy that.
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MGMT, PIXIES
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Country music is disgusting and annoying
Slipknot is light years better than any mainstream rock band you'll hear on KRock these days. You're all a bunch of vaginas
hmm.
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Loved jammin' out to The Schwag at O'Malleys.
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