(June 17, 2020 at 2:50 pm)SUNGULA Wrote: All modern country music

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Modern country sucks

Nashville makes garbage.  Give Hayes Carll, Jason Isbell, or Charlie Robison a try.

I'm a Nirvana fan so I can't relate to the op, Save Teen Spirit.

However, growing up my dad would listen to an oldies station (B-103)
Here is what I grew to hate;

Billy Joel: Please don't sing me another song piano man

Horse with no name; Which apparently had to be played 3 times every hour

Something about Christmas time (Danny Brian); I usually don't mind Christmas songs but this and one other drive me nuts

Christmas Shoes (any artist); Worst pandering song ever written

Bohemian Rhapsody; Which makes me mad because I do like the song it's just insanely overplayed

I'm sure I'll remember more

(June 17, 2020 at 2:38 pm)Ranjr Wrote:

(June 17, 2020 at 1:03 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: I don't know what Country they're talking about, nor do I care what they're Western of, I don't like. Reminds me of drunken lout who hate the "anchors" that insist on using up THEIR money for things like food and clothes.

So you can't make it through Johnny Cash's Five Feet High and Risin' or Glen Campbell's Wichita Lineman?  

Just for that, I hope this sticks in your head:

I'm Enery the 8th I am.  Enery the 8th I am I am.

LOL. The Y-donor was named "Henry" and he was pretty much an 1/8th of a human.

Try again.

O what a night.
Late December back in 63.

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Any body ever watch The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo?
My dad would by the album each year.
Fucking wanker.

Is that anywhere near Edinborough?

(June 17, 2020 at 7:29 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: Is that anywhere near Edinborough?

Closer to it than Glass-cow.

Boru

(June 17, 2020 at 5:34 pm)Gawdzilla Sama Wrote: LOL. The Y-donor was named "Henry" and he was pretty much an 1/8th of a human.

Try again.

Tell me why.  Ain't nuthin but a heartache.  Tell me why.  Ain't nuthin but a mistake.

When you think I've loved you all I can I'm gonna love you a little bit more.

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When I was young, I never needed anyone.
And making love was just for fun.

All Irish country music, including that Liverpudlian Luder who sings the Wagon Wheel song, but especially Daniel O'Donnell.

Apart from that any manufactured band who are not The Monkees.

Songs by Scorpions, like I feel I should pity the generation of people who were young when "Winds Of Change" was released and they felt "connected" to it.