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I was at a party about a week ago and someone there put on Johnny Cash and started blabbering about him for hours. We put on some DJ Shadow and were chilling and he was still going on about Hurt and how emotional it was, talking over anyone who tried to say anything.
So yeah. Fuck country music.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I was at a party about a week ago and someone there put on Johnny Cash and started blabbering about him for hours. We put on some DJ Shadow and were chilling and he was still going on about Hurt and how emotional it was, talking over anyone who tried to say anything. So yeah. Fuck country music. |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I was at a party about a week ago and someone there put on Johnny Cash and started blabbering about him for hours. We put on some DJ Shadow and were chilling and he was still going on about Hurt and how emotional it was, talking over anyone who tried to say anything. So yeah. Fuck country music. |
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| Originally posted by Teezdalien Funny that, most people I've met that listen to country music are very ignorant to other forms of music. Much like you've described. There's not much in the way of country music that inspires me much, although I do like some bluesgrass in small doses once in a while. |
I like some country, like Johnny Cash, but never really listen to any. Country-Western makes me want to stab people.
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| Originally posted by EddieZilker Hurt was okay but definitely not the pinnacle of Cash's portfolio. If anything, it's Cash's nod to Trent Reznor but not something I would show if I were a Cash fanboy. I hate drunken blow-hards like that. |
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On |
Kermie always does it best. ![]()
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