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gball said:
Thats what i meant by "Don't need to" but I will absolutely defend musicians against a blanket statement of mediocrity. I can't bear to listen to Country or Blues, but that in no way means that I will say they are mediocre or somehow less talented than the musicians whose music I do listen to. Public opinion is the reason we even know who these people are, whether we as individuals like them, or we don't.
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This is country and blues, if you can't bear to listen to this you hate music :victoire:

 
C-Grin said:
This is country and blues, if you can't bear to listen to this you hate music
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That is sort of a blanket statement as well, not all tastes are for everyone. I love music. I hate country, this seems sort of old time RnR blues based. Something inside me cringes when I hear "real" country music.

Some people call rap music, I don't. I find it detestable. Doesn't mean I hate music in general.
 
Jethro Rocker said:
That is sort of a blanket statement as well, not all tastes are for everyone. I love music. I hate country, this seems sort of old time RnR blues based. Something inside me cringes when I hear "real" country music.

Some people call rap music, I don't. I find it detestable. Doesn't mean I hate music in general.
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Fair enough, but a good song is a good song and that is a great song.
 
Jethro Rocker said:
That is sort of a blanket statement as well, not all tastes are for everyone. I love music. I hate country, this seems sort of old time RnR blues based. Something inside me cringes when I hear "real" country music.

Some people call rap music, I don't. I find it detestable. Doesn't mean I hate music in general.
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Tell me you weren't popin and lockin when this came out? ;):LOL:

 
This is all I have left as a relic from probably the best concert I ever saw: OzzFest 2005, The 10th Anniversary at the Post Gazette Pavilion in Burgettstown, PA outside of Pittsburgh. July 23,2005.

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There's a lot of reasons I say this was the best show I ever saw in person ( and I've seen a lot of bands, very fortunately). But mainly: me and my best friend traveled up the night before and stayed in this craphole Studio apartment another friend of ours had while interning for a company. We spent the night prior partying and woke up in a panic cause we over slept and hit the concert. Ended up unfortunately missing the first two bands on the bill lol

It was a really hot, sunny day and honestly? We had only gotten tickets ( the whopping $30) to see Black Label Society, Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath. But the second we hit the gate, it was pure pandemonium and just a blast. Got exposed to so many bands that day that I hadn't even heard of but walked out a massive fan of a LOT of them. I probably spent a good $200 on CDs and bought every album In Flames had made up to that point the next day, as well as Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall and a bunch of others lol

There's a lot of stories I'll refrain from sharing that happened that day for the "childrenz" as @Thatbastarddon would say ;) But the coolest thing that came out of this? My wife was there at that same show with her family as a graduation present and we ended up dating a few months later. So it was kinda destiny lol
 
Jethro Rocker said:
That is sort of a blanket statement as well, not all tastes are for everyone. I love music. I hate country, this seems sort of old time RnR blues based. Something inside me cringes when I hear "real" country music.

Some people call rap music, I don't. I find it detestable. Doesn't mean I hate music in general.
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Tell me Dwight can't change your mind a bit?
 
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