May 05, 2008 08:58PM GMT
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Music - Country
What is the problem with country music?
Why is it that so many people discriminate against country music? I mean everyone seems to think that because we talk slow that we are mentally impaired. Why is this?
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raves posted Jul 12, 2008 05:20PM GMT
Answered None of the above
I personally love country music. But real country music: folk, roots, bluegrass, etc, etc. Give me some Townes Van Zandt or some Johnny Cash.
The reason most pople hate country is because they think it's all like Nashville country-pop crap (ie: Shania Twain, etc). That's not even real country music, it's essentially pop with a country twinge. People need to avoid mainstream country if they want anything worth listening to (though I will say I quite like the Dixie Chicks, haha). -
raves posted May 05, 2008 09:24PM GMT
Answered None of the above
I like Some Country Music especially Southern Rock!!! and a few selected others more the ones that can crossover Now this is just in fun, I am told that if you play country music in reverse, you will get your truck, Your Dog & Your Woman or Man back -
raves +2 posted May 05, 2008 09:11PM GMT
Answered I think its because...
Country used to be great, no arguments there. Unfortunately, country music has gone down the toilet because A.) its growing # of singers in comparison to its fans and B.) because it uses the same theme over and over. This is the reason that people don't like rap music too. Singing about the same theme, whether it be a song about heartbreak or a song about living in an old west style environment, people will stop listening to new music. Older songs they'll keep listening too, but tune themselves out to the new music.
Answered I think its because...
Country used to be great, no arguments there. Unfortunately, country music has gone down the toilet because A.) its growing # of singers in comparison to its fans and B.) because it uses the same theme over and over. This is the reason that people don't like rap music too. Singing about the same theme, whether it be a song about heartbreak or a song about living in an old west style environment, people will stop listening to new music. Older songs they'll keep listening too, but tune themselves out to the new music.