Red Mosquito

You know, I never have. I should watch it.

If you're not listening to Sturgill Simpson you should be.

I love this song. And movie too.

the 'classic country' station on Pandora plays all pretty good country poop. i usually put it on in the background when people visit my abode.

durdencommatyler wrote:What are your thoughts on Kevin Fowler?

Are you asking me?

There are a few new/current country artists that I can generally recognize. No one that I listen to regularly or would necessarily call myself a fan of. I either just listen to the country station, or I have an I-Heart-Radio station going based on Zac Brown band.

But otherwise it all kinda blends together. I can't really distinguish one from the other. Even the handful of songs I really like, probably couldn't tell you the artist's name off the top of my head.


Then you have your uber-popular throwback artists which I recognize right away (Garth, McGraw, Toby Keith, Reba, etc.). At one point I really loved Tim McGraw.

Outside of his unfortunate lyrical redface, yeah, I can dig on some Tim McGraw. Especially the first couple records.

The Dixie Chicks' "Home" record is one of the best of its decade. What a true joy that record is.

durdencommatyler wrote:Maybe there is such a thing a "Nu-Country." I don't know. But there are some great country-esque bands (HoneyHoney, Shovel & Rope, Kacey Musgraves, The Civil Wars, etc) that I fucking love. But I don't know that any of them qualify as "pure country".

"alt-country"

also: merrrggge! http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... it=country

Hank III is what Kid Rock wishes he could be.

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:"The problem is, damnit, after you it's like going from whiskey to wine."

you wanna make out?

No. He doesn't. But he does want to hear the best country song ever so here it is

gotta keep rockin' while i still can
got a two-pack habit and a motel tan

bodysnatcher wrote:

this is great...sending to my dad if he doesn't iike it i'm leaving him

i've always enjoyed this song

Y’all might enjoy Cory Morrow’s 2002 breakthrough, Outside the Lines.

knee tunes wrote:

doug rr wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:"The problem is, damnit, after you it's like going from whiskey to wine."

you wanna make out?

No. He doesn't. But he does want to hear the best country song ever so here it is

bodysnatcher wrote:

Dude! These are fantastic. Good pull!

his most recent album is most excellent

Feck Beck