Worst Country Song of the 90's
Mirage20
Here's my three, in no particular order:
1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
Mirage
Luvless
As horrible as you say that song is and you still want us to listen to
it? How about if we just take your word for it and leave it at that?
That's like tasting some food and saying "Damn this stuff is nasty.....
here, taste it!"
No thanks!
-Luvless
Mirage20
>here, taste it!"
>
>No thanks!
>
>-Luvless
"If I don't eat it, you're just going to throw it away!" -- George Carlin
Its the appreciation of just how bad something can be.
Mirage
A2000
Mirage20 wrote in message <72eqgd$kt0$1...@news.kodak.com>...
>This has been discussed before, but I think it needs to be updated.
>
>Here's my three, in no particular order:
>
>1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
>2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
>3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
>
>Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
>making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
>her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
>
>Mirage
>
>
>
Craig Franck
>This has been discussed before, but I think it needs to be updated.
>
>Here's my three, in no particular order:
>
>1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
>2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
>3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
>
>Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
>making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
>her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
That's clearly a song that should have been deleted from Shania's
latest. When you already have 15 songs, I don't see the need to
include filler. It was that song that made me wonder just who the
album was supposed to be for. I was sitting in TCBY, and the next
table over had a mom and four girls between the ages of 8 and 12.
They were singing "Honey, I'm Home" and REALLY getting into it. I
think they might like "That Don't Impress Me Much."
But the #1 worst of the 90s is still..."Butterfly Kisses!"
--
Craig
clfr...@worldnet.att.net
Manchester, NH
A man's most valuable trait is a judicious sense of
what not to believe. -- Euripides
F.Gentry
>
> Mirage20 wrote:
> >
> > This has been discussed before, but I think it needs to be updated.
> >
> > Here's my three, in no particular order:
> >
> > 1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
> > 2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
> > 3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
> >
> > Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
> > making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
> > her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
>
> it? How about if we just take your word for it and leave it at that?
>
> here, taste it!"
>
> No thanks!
>
> -Luvless
F.Gentry
>
> You forgot "Achy Pukey Heart."
>
> Mirage20 wrote in message <72eqgd$kt0$1...@news.kodak.com>...
> >
> >Here's my three, in no particular order:
> >
> >1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
> >2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
> >3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
> >
> >Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
> >making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
> >her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
> >
> >
> >
> >
Go ahead and put Achy Breaky heart down. There isn't a damn oine of you
who wouldn't have loved to had the initial recording of that song and
wrote it too. Do you realize how much that song made. No its no
favorite of mine but look at what the song accomplished.
Mike Harmon (VivaBuck)
song.
I'd have to say the worst "COUNTRY" song of the 90's is "Achy Breaky Heart."
Not only is it a bad "country" song, it is a bad one of those. And, as if it
needs another reason, it was overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed,
overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
overplayed.............................................................................
overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed,
overplayed, and overplayed, and
.........................................................................overplayed,
overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
overplayed, and
overplayed.............................................................................overplayed,
overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
overplayed, and
overplayed.............................................................................overplayed,
overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
overplayed, and
overplayed.............................................................................
Viva
A2000
written by Bruce Johnson of the Beach Boys, is really great because it sold
billions. Or perhaps, "Feelings?" Get my drift?
Achy Breaky reminds me of the horrible 60's pop/barfs like "Yummy, Yummy,
Yummy, I Got Love in My Tummy." Horrible.
How can you like his stage show? Chippendales all the way.
F.Gentry wrote in message <364B0A...@flash.net>...
Renee' Sweeney
1. "Baby Likes To Rock It"- The Tractors
2. "Butterfly Kisses"- Bob Carlisle
3. Anything and Everything sung by Collin Raye
Craig Franck wrote:
====snip====
Mirage20
Renee' Sweeney <rswe...@nortel.com> wrote in message
news:364C43FF...@nortel.com...
>Here's my top "three"-
>
>1. "Baby Likes To Rock It"- The Tractors
>2. "Butterfly Kisses"- Bob Carlisle
>3. Anything and Everything sung by Collin Raye
>
>
Oh boy, this list is getting great. Let me add some more:
Anything and everything by Blackhawk
For A Change - Neal McCoy -- Also gets the award for the worst country video
ever
Then What - Clay Walker
I have to add this one, don't hate me for it--
When You Say Nothing At All - Alison Krauss
I add that beacuse I think it did an injustice to the late Keith Whitley,
his version is beyond description. Since his death the song has taken on a
sort of eerie or ghostley feeling that makes it all the more enjoyable.
Since Alison's version was released people seem to have forgotten about
Keith's.
Mirage
Richard & Barbara Sherrill
F.Gentry <fge...@flash.net> wrote in article <364B0A...@flash.net>...
> A2000 wrote:
> >
> > You forgot "Achy Pukey Heart."
> >
> > Mirage20 wrote in message <72eqgd$kt0$1...@news.kodak.com>...
> > >This has been discussed before, but I think it needs to be updated.
> > >
> > >Here's my three, in no particular order:
> > >
> > >1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
> > >2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
> > >3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
> > >
> > >Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying,
most
> > >making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side
on
> > >her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
> > >
> > >Mirage
> > >
> > >
> > >
> Go ahead and put Achy Breaky heart down. There isn't a damn oine of you
> who wouldn't have loved to had the initial recording of that song and
> wrote it too. Do you realize how much that song made. No its no
> favorite of mine but look at what the song accomplished.
>
Floyd...
but having that song ... Hurt his career ... he hadn't been taken serouisly
.. He has done everything to change his image to break away from the achy
breaky song... He has said that himself ..
I hear he is a really down to earth guy ..but, that one song has haunted
him ... and probly always will
Barbara
psc
"Better Than A Biscuit"? That has to be one of the worst....
Mirage20 wrote in message <72i5e1$qps$1...@news.kodak.com>...
Thomta
Butterfly Kisses is the worst
followed by Trashy Women) the lead singer has a horrible voice
and Holes in the Floor of Heaven) I like Wariner but this song makes me puke
thomas taylor
Paula Patterson
Add "Don't Take the Girl" and "Holes in the Floor of Heaven" and you've
got my list!
Paula
Mary Smolkovich
Most Confederate Railroad songs
Most Shania Twain songs
Maggie
A2000
Most Shania Twain songs
Like "Home Ain't Where His Heart Is" or "Any Man of Mine" doesn'thit you
hard? Those tunes are killer.
Rayetteq
>
Followed by Achy Breaky Heart !!!!!!
Craig Franck
>I have to add this one, don't hate me for it--
>When You Say Nothing At All - Alison Krauss
>
>I add that beacuse I think it did an injustice to the late Keith Whitley,
>his version is beyond description. Since his death the song has taken on a
>sort of eerie or ghostley feeling that makes it all the more enjoyable.
>Since Alison's version was released people seem to have forgotten about
>Keith's.
That may be unfortunate for Keith Whitley fans, but I think Alison
did a great job with it. My local stations play both versions about
equally.
Craig Franck
>Oh yes...
>Butterfly Kisses is the worst
The only redeeming value to "Trashy Women" is it came off as a
song parody to a lot of people. Seen in that light, I think it's
kind of funny.
Csad3
>
>1. 'The Shake' -- Neil McCoy
>2. 'There I Did It' -- Blackhawk
>3. 'That Don't Impress Me' -- Shania Twain
>
>Number 3 should get special recognition as being the most annoying, most
>making you want to smash the radio, song ever. This is kinda a b-side on
>her new album -- listen to it if you get a chance.
>
wow, wow, thats so weird - IMO, "The Shake" is Neil McCoy's best song, "There
You Have It" is terrific, and "That Don't Impress Me Much" is a great song, and
about 10 times better than "Honey I'm Home" (how could Shania release that?!)
"Her lips said no, but her eyes said 'read my lips'" - Niles
Melody IIX
ok now this is turning into bash the artist. Personally, I don't know how you
can think 'most Clay Walker songs' are the worst of the 90s. IMHO he has some
very good songs.
But anyway, this thread is supposed to be the worst SONGS.....not artists.
/V\elody
wol...@ibm.net
I'd add that screaming version of "This Kiss" by Faith.
It's not sung, it's screamed in sections.
Wendie
ed...@csrlink.net
Different strokes for different folks.
GLAinc
>/V\elody
Ok. Here's one: that "Don't Laugh at Me" thing they're playing on the radio
these days. Yecchh! How saccharine can one get!
tom
Bugfree99
>That's like tasting some food and saying "Damn this stuff is nasty.....
>here, taste it!"
With appropriate credit to Paula Poundstone, of course? <G>
Steve
"We were trying to establish a perfect anarchistic society, but everyone kept
breaking the rules" (original thought by me? Heaven forbid. source just
unknown)
Richard & Barbara Sherrill
GLAinc <gla...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19981115181217...@ng08.aol.com>...
That is a shame that you think the song "Don't Laugh At Me" is a bad song..
That song has a powerful message to it..
The song that haunts me all the time.. its so bad.. I can't remember the
title ..I remember the video very well.... Its BRC... the video was about a
dog ! That song was so bad.. I forgot the name of it !
Barbara
Joy L.
that song. You can say I have a bad taste in music, but *shrug*
GLAinc
<19981115181217...@ng08.aol.com>...
> >But anyway, this thread is supposed to be the worst SONGS.....not
artists.
> >/V\elody
>
> Ok. Here's one: that "Don't Laugh at Me" thing they're playing on the
radio
> these days. Yecchh! How saccharine can one get!
>
> tom
>
>That is a shame that you think the song "Don't Laugh At Me" is a bad >song..
>That song has a powerful message to it..
>The song that haunts me all the time.. its so bad..
>I can't remember the
>title ..I remember the video very well.... Its BRC...
> the video was about a
>dog ! That song was so bad.. I forgot the name of it !
>
>Barbara
Not bad, I guess..has a good tune and a *nice* message. It's just so OVERDONE.
Lugubrious is the word that comes to mind. It shouts "Look at me! I'm a
sensitive, compassionate person!" Really sensitive compassionate people have
no desire to talk about it--insensitive louts have no desire to change. ( I
get the same feeling when I hear Garth sometimes.) The compassion just seems
misplaced and overstated.
Message? Sure. Waaay back when, I listened to Bob Dylan for a message. I
guess I don't listen to CW for a *message*. I also can't see anyone singin
along with this one.
But it's OK. You have my persmission to like it :=)
(But don't let me see you singing along in your car!)
tom
Richard & Barbara Sherrill
GLAinc <gla...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19981115224128...@ng38.aol.com>...
I guess I am a sensitive compassionate person... and proud of it !!
Barbara
James Mark Manheim
: Oh yes...
: Butterfly Kisses is the worst
: followed by Trashy Women) the lead singer has a horrible voice
Hey, I like "Trashy Women"! The best part is hearing that totally
rednecky lead vocalist proclaim,
Mom and Dad had a plan for me--
It was: debutantes and the symphony . . .
Tex
Melody IIX
>these days. Yecchh! How saccharine can one get!
>
>tom
Gotta agree with you on this one.......I have to turn the radio off whenever it
comes on.....which was ALL the time......the finally stopped playing it so
often!!
/V\elody
Jean Kowal
think it's called- better then a biscuit by John Berry what a stupid
song.
Scott
>
> Not only is it a bad "country" song, it is a bad one of those. And, as if it
> needs another reason, it was overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed,
> overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
> overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
> overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
> overplayed.............................................................................
> overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
> overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed,
> overplayed, and overplayed, and
> .........................................................................overplayed,
> overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
> overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
> overplayed, and
> overplayed.............................................................................overplayed,
> overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
> overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
> overplayed, and
> overplayed.............................................................................overplayed,
> overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and
> overplayed, overplayed, and overplayed, and overplayed, overplayed, and
> overplayed, and
> overplayed.............................................................................
>
> Viva
Don't tell me where....let me guess.............RADIO!!
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>rednecky lead vocalist proclaim,
>
>Mom and Dad had a plan for me--
>It was: debutantes and the symphony . . .
>
>Tex
at the Broken Spoke
Oximoron
>who wouldn't have loved to had the initial recording of that song and
>wrote it too. Do you realize how much that song made. No its no
>favorite of mine but look at what the song accomplished.
I sure would have liked to have written anything that Shawn Cassidy or the New
Kids on the Block sang. That doesn't make the music worth defending.
SeanCntry1
>steppers
>at the Broken Spoke
Or Jerry Jeff Walker's version is great, too!
jj smith - GS Nobody Does it Better
Hum
BostonFred wrote in message <19981117204624...@ng94.aol.com>...
>Here's one way, in my opinion, to tell a good song from a bad one. I call
it
>"the poetry test"--instead of singing, recite the lyrics. A song like "The
>Dance" could stand on its own as a poem. But try reciting the lyrics to
"The
>Shake" or "Bobbie Ann Mason" and it will sound ridiculous.
Ah well, maybe so, maybe so...but to be honest i rather enjoyed those songs
and thought they were simply fun little ditties. Oh by the way that reminds
me of another song that i am somewhat astonished, since i heard much moaning
and groaning about it, that it hasn't yet been nominated in this dubious
category: which was "Somebody Slap Me" by John Anderson (imagining a few
groans). Okay okay, i know it was a bit on a light side, intentionally so,
but then again there are times when i enjoy songs/artists that don't take
themselves *too* seriously.
Lord Hum #:)
"Anything too stupid to be said is sung." -Voltaire (i think)
BostonFred
Bugfree99
Hmm...does that mean Chet Atkins never put out a good song in his entire
career? <G>
Cathy Murphy
1. Anything by Shania
2. Better Than a Biscuit
3.the new one by Deana Carter
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xfans2
song that I dislike so much as to even say "it sucks!" let alone nominate it
for the "Worst Country Song of the 90's." Hmm. I like pretty much
everything my three favorite stations play. Of course, there are times when
any radio station is guilty of playing a song to death (like my favorite
station is currently doing to "We Really Shouldn't Be Doing This" by George
Strait) but I still like the song. Guess I'm just strange! :-)
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Bugfree99
>I nominate Billy Ray Cyrus for Worst Country Artist of the 90's.
I guess you haven't heard "Busy Man" then, right? It's excellent, and a
complete turn-around for Billy Ray
Rayetteq
I second that !
Reshma Khatri
of! I know it really lays the message on thick, but it really gets to me. Love
the video, too. :-)
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Rayetteq wrote in message <19981121203459...@ng131.aol.com>...
psc
Chene Beck wrote in message <73ai79$r...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>...
Worst country song?
Consider the following:
1. Anything by Leanne "Queen of the Cover Song" Grimes
2. Getcha Some Toby Keith should be ashamed
3. Imagine That by Diamond Rio
4. Everything by Blackhawk except "Postmarked Birmingham"
5. Wynona Judd needs to die
6. So does Billy Ray Has Been Cyrus
7. Whoever "discovered" the Dixie Chicks needs to be fired
8. Everything by Collin Raye and Her sister Bryan White.
9. Their mom, Vince Gill, too.
10. Last but not least, Somebody kill The Tractors
xfans2
Chene Beck wrote in message <73ai79$r...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>...
>Worst country song?
>Consider the following:
>1. Anything by Leanne "Queen of the Cover Song" Grimes
>2. Getcha Some Toby Keith should be ashamed
I like that song.
>3. Imagine That by Diamond Rio
Like that one too.
>4. Everything by Blackhawk except "Postmarked Birmingham"
Like Blackhawk....they're cool.
>5. Wynona Judd needs to die
You need to learn how to spell....then die.
>6. So does Billy Ray Has Been Cyrus
"Busy Man" is the best thing he's ever put out. It's a good song with a
great message.
>7. Whoever "discovered" the Dixie Chicks needs to be fired
So fire them. Oh, no....wait. You don't have any power over that. Oops.
>8. Everything by Collin Raye and Her sister Bryan White.
I don't think either one of them have a problem with their sexuality.
>9. Their mom, Vince Gill, too.
>10. Last but not least, Somebody kill The Tractors
Before they do I hope they run you over with one.
You know, not liking a song is one thing....this kind of idiocy is just over
the top.
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Consider the following:
1. Anything by Leanne "Queen of the Cover Song" Grimes
2. Getcha Some Toby Keith should be ashamed
Nshvlbrat
Needs to die? Your reply to this post for starters...
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In article <73ai79$r...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>, "Chene Beck"
<Chene...@worldnet.att.net> writes:
>Worst country song?
>Consider the following:
>1. Anything by Leanne "Queen of the Cover Song" Grimes
I'm no LeAnn Rimes fan at all, but my all-time favorite song of any music genre
is still "The Light In Your Eyes".
>2. Getcha Some Toby Keith should be ashamed
Haven't gotten some lately, have you?
>3. Imagine That by Diamond Rio
The only thing I REALLY dislike about this song is the cheesy organ turnaround
in the middle. What the heck?!?
>4. Everything by Blackhawk except "Postmarked Birmingham"
Personally, I happen to like Blackhawk's older stuff.
>5. Wynona Judd needs to die
Chene Beck needs to take spelling classes, as well as etiquette and music
appreciation classes. Blues has been a HUGE influence in both country AND
rock/rock 'n' roll music!
>6. So does Billy Ray Has Been Cyrus
I like his new song "Under The Hood"
>7. Whoever "discovered" the Dixie Chicks needs to be fired
*chuckle* Judging by your attitude, I'd guess you're about 12. Going by that,
the chicks were "discovered" just a little after you were born, kiddo! Martie
and Emily have been playing together for about 10 years now, and they had two
other lead singers and three albums prior to the release of "Wide Open Spaces"
(personally, I prefer their older styles, simply because I am more into
bluegrass and western swing than I am into HNC).
>8. Everything by Collin Raye and Her sister Bryan White.
>9. Their mom, Vince Gill, too.
Don't like tenors, do ya? Then you'd HATE John Berry. Probably wouldn't like
Eddy Arnold. Oh, and you'd most definately despise Luciano Pavarotti, Jose
Carreras, and Placido Domingo.
>10. Last but not least, Somebody kill The Tractors
Take a prozac, put down the gun, and follow these directions very carefully:
Change..... The..... STATION!!!!!
Later,
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Stress (n, syn. 'strain'): The confusion caused when the mind must resist the
urge to CHOKE THE LIVING CRAP OUT OF SOMEONE THAT REALLY DESERVES IT!!!
Stacy Pleasant
want to focus on the negative. However, to add a little positive to the
subject, I will juxtapose my opinion of the worst songs by a particular
artist with the best songs of that artist.
Worst: The Shake by Neal McKoy
Best: No Doubt About It
Worst: Home by Alan Jackson
Best: I'll Try
Worst: You Win My Love by Shania
Best: If You're Not In It For Love...
Worst:I Just Want To Dance With You by GS
Best:Easy Come, Easy Go
Worst: Trouble With The Truth by Patty Loveless
Best: She Drew A Broken Heart
Worst: Cover You In Kisses by JMM
Best: Long As I Live
Stacy Brian Pleasant
<{{{{><
Leane Gallant
ones!!
good choices!
Leanie
*I have avoided this thread for about as long as I can because I don't
*want to focus on the negative. However, to add a little positive to the
*subject, I will juxtapose my opinion of the worst songs by a particular
*artist with the best songs of that artist.
*Worst: The Shake by Neal McKoy
*Best: No Doubt About It
*Worst: Home by Alan Jackson
*Best: I'll Try
*Worst: You Win My Love by Shania
*Best: If You're Not In It For Love...
*Worst:I Just Want To Dance With You by GS
*Best:Easy Come, Easy Go
*Worst: Trouble With The Truth by Patty Loveless
*Best: She Drew A Broken Heart
*Worst: Cover You In Kisses by JMM
*Best: Long As I Live
*Stacy Brian Pleasant
*<{{{{><
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tho...@aol.com (Thomta) wrote:
> Oh yes...
> Butterfly Kisses is the worst
> followed by Trashy Women) the lead singer has a horrible voice
> and Holes in the Floor of Heaven) I like Wariner but this song makes me puke
> thomas taylor
Is there more than one song called "Butterfly Kisses"? The one I've listened
to is on the "Butterfly Kisses & Bedtime Prayers" kids CD. It sounds really
good to my ears. Talk about separate universes! Admittedly, I can't quite
visualize butterfly kisses but the music and lyrics sound good.
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Traffic Man
<Chene...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Listen people. You can all kiss my ass.
No one will listen to anything you say when you act like such an asshole.
mslinda
>
> Listen people. You can all kiss my ass.
> other people's music? What is country about Getcha Some? You know what
> country is? Country is George Strait...Clint Black...Tim McGraw...Alan
> Jackson...Tracy Lawrence...Tracy Byrd...NOT THE TRACTORS! You can all go to
> hell if you do not agree with me.
Gee, how can we fail to love your winning ways...
Linda C.
Pete
Shelby Lynne, Patty Loveless, Wynonna, T Graham Brown, The Kentucky
Headhunters, Steve Wariner, Anita Cochran, Vince Gill, Junior Brown,
BR-549, Trisha Yearwood, Carlene Carter, Steve Earle, Teresa James, Gary
Nicholson, Steve Broughton...the list goes on and on...not exclusively
"country" but all more palatable than the Twit or Neal
McCoy...bleah...pete
SWBRulz
>hell if you do not agree with me.
Surely your opinion is better than ours. Your humbling attitude shows how
open-minded you are, so surely, YOU must be wiser than us all.
You're not going to get very far in life if you tell everyone with clashing
opinions to go to hell. Newsflash: you are not God; you're not always right.
"...it seems if you believe in a dream enough, it has to come true..." - Bryan
White
"People don't ever grow up...they just learn how to act in public." - Bryan
White
(Gee...can you tell who MY favorite singer is...)
Nshvlbrat
>Listen people. You can all kiss my ass.
>Yes, I am sure I like country. What is country about Leanne Grimes stealing
>other people's music? What is country about Getcha Some? You know what
>country is? Country is George Strait...Clint Black...Tim McGraw...Alan
>Jackson...Tracy Lawrence...Tracy Byrd...NOT THE TRACTORS! You can all go to
>hell if you do not agree with me.
My, my. What a heathy, wholesome attitute.
Leanne Grimes? Oh...you mean LeAnn Rimes! It's not stealing, Hot Shot...it's
called "covering", and it's done all the time. Perfectly legal...unlike
stealing.
Craig Franck
>I have avoided this thread for about as long as I can because I don't
>Worst: You Win My Love by Shania
>Best: If You're Not In It For Love...
It's strange you'd contrast those two songs. Both songs are cut from
the same cloth, if you ask me.
--
Craig
clfr...@worldnet.att.net
Manchester, NH
A man's most valuable trait is a judicious sense of
what not to believe. -- Euripides
Debbie Caudill
<Chene...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Listen people. You can all kiss my ass.
>Yes, I am sure I like country. What is country about Leanne Grimes stealing
>other people's music? What is country about Getcha Some? You know what
>country is? Country is George Strait...Clint Black...Tim McGraw...Alan
>Jackson...Tracy Lawrence...Tracy Byrd...NOT THE TRACTORS! You can all go to
>hell if you do not agree with me.
>
>
Did someone pee in his post toasties this morning?
mhin...@my-dejanews.com
<just.nospam.pete...@user-38ld63m.dialup.mindspring.com>,
just.nos...@mindspring.com (Pete) wrote:
Why do mean and very sarcastic people always get their way? Be nice to
Travis Tritt, for crying out loud.
Cool Breeze
one has posted the absolute stupidest song that was ever recorded.
Hands down it has to be, "Going Through Dead People's Things."
And an older one, Here Comes That Memory Again..I'm Gonna Hit It With A
Stick.
Breezie
xfans2
Cool Breeze wrote in message
<8-365D...@newsd-141.iap.bryant.webtv.net>...
I have been reading this thread for several days and can't believe no
one has posted the absolute stupidest song that was ever recorded.
Hands down it has to be, "Going Through Dead People's Things."
The song is "Estate Sale" by Cheryl Wheeler, the tag line in the chorus is
"going through dead people's houses"....and I disagree with you! :-)
D.R. Sweat
rockabilly, soul, dixieland jazz, western swing, and mississippi delta blues.
However neither Alan Jackson & Clint Black have released a decent album in 4
years. The real country artists are Randy Travis, and Mark Chesnutt, along with
the other great artists like Don Williams, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Johnny
Cash, Tom T. Hall,Willie Nelson, and Waylon Jennings are still recording great
country albums.
McGee
or some of the early 70's music from CW McCall and others...then make your
decision...
Cowboy
Cowboy
Traffic Man
(Dennis Lassetter) wrote:
> Anything that Garth Brooks sang had to be the worst. He is a low life
> wife beater.
What the hell are you talking about? That's the biggest lie I've ever
heard (including Richie!)!
MrJim
>
> Anything that Garth Brooks sang had to be the worst. He is a low life
> wife beater.
>
Dennis: You took the words out of my mouth. I would rather hear other
singers read the phone directory. And to boot Garth is not country,
IMHO. Jim
Todd Ziegler
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JRandorff
Chene Beck wrote:
> Listen people. You can all kiss my ass.
> Yes, I am sure I like country. What is country about Leanne Grimes stealing
> other people's music? What is country about Getcha Some? You know what
> country is? Country is George Strait...Clint Black...Tim McGraw...Alan
> Jackson...Tracy Lawrence...Tracy Byrd...NOT THE TRACTORS! You can all go to
> hell if you do not agree with me.
TIM MCGRAW COUNTRY?!?!? WTF?!?!? I Like It I Love It? It's Your Overplayed
Love Song? One Of These Days?
A cowboy hat doth not make thee country!!!
As for going to hell, you go first..... I'll look for your footsteps. UGGH!!!
Country Boy
JRandorff <jran...@aol.completed> wrote in article
<19981212042308...@ngol05.aol.com>...
>
>
> TIM MCGRAW COUNTRY?!?!? WTF?!?!? I Like It I Love It? It's Your
Overplayed
> Love Song? One Of These Days?
>
> A cowboy hat doth not make thee country!!!
>
I agree that a cowboy hat doesn't make a singer country. But McGraw is as
country as they come. When he sings "I'm from a map-dot," it's the truth.
He's from the country and he likes it that way. Those of us who grew up in
the country know that there are many levels to country life. It's not all
cry-in-your-beer. There's redneck country. There's stomping country.
McGraw comes from the same side of country as Charlie Daniels. So does
Travis Tritt. It ain't always Hank Williams, but it's country.
I would also say that the arrangements of Tim's music is no less country
than the arrangements of Lila McCann's I Wanna Fall in Love of Yippie Kai
Yo. And we all know how big a Lila fan you are.
Rayetteq
>wife beater.
and you would know this how?
JRandorff
>Anything that Garth Brooks sang had to be the worst. He is a low life
>wife beater.
Damn, you just redefined the meaning of "trolling idiot"!!! Stella has never
spoken quite as much out of her anal orifice as you just did there.
Richard & Barbara Sherrill
Dennis Lassetter <DCL...@webtv.net> wrote in article
<10913-36...@newsd-124.bryant.webtv.net>...
About 4 years age there was a news report on NBC tv stating that Garth
Brooks had abused and beat his wife. Now if its a lie,, NBC told it.
DENNIS in GA.<{ożo}>
Okay .. Garth fans... brace yourself... ..I am going to defend him again !!
IF that had any truth to it.. It would of been on more than just one
thing.... Garth would of come forward and said something ... He had proven
himself there ...when he admited to the world that he was unfaithful !
A disc jockey here, who is also is a manager for a top country act said on
the air many years ago that Aaron Tippin, cheats on his wife and he beats
her... Just because he said this make it true :?? Well, for one.. at the
time he said this Aaron wasn't married.. not sure if he and Thea were even
dating at that time.. This was back in early 92.
I pointed this out to the clown that said this... and I asked him where the
proof was on this... messing around and abuse... He made it up !!
You see .... people will make up things about someone to make them look bad
and instead of the world asking questions they assume that its true....
Now did NBC whom is one of Garths biggest supporters offer any proof ?? If
so ...what is it and where is it ???
In a court of law... this is hearsay .... It won't and doesn't stand !
Barbara
Nshvlbrat
>About 4 years age there was a news report on NBC tv stating that Garth
>Brooks had abused and beat his wife. Now if its a lie,, NBC told it.
Four years ago? NBC? ...and this makes it TRUE? I suppose you believe in
Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, too.
I'd certainly be real careful what you naively take as fact and then print
worldwide.
To start, I look up the definition of the word "libel".
Again...this is NOT true.
mslinda
>
> >DCL...@webtv.net (Dennis Lassetter) stated:
>
> >About 4 years age there was a news report on NBC tv stating that Garth
> >Brooks had abused and beat his wife. Now if its a lie,, NBC told it.
>
> Four years ago? NBC? ...and this makes it TRUE? I suppose you believe in
> Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, too.
>
> I'd certainly be real careful what you naively take as fact and then print
> worldwide.
>
> To start, I look up the definition of the word "libel".
>
> Again...this is NOT true.
> -Brat
>
followed *every* news item that had anything to do with a country artist
(and as a result know all kind of useless facts, like who dated who
before they married you-know-who.) I am absolutely sure that if there
had been an item like this, I would have heard it and checked it out.
One of my writers is good friends with Garth and talks to him every time
he comes to town - and Garth comes here a lot. I think Dennis has Garth
confused with another artist.
Linda C.
Debbie Caudill
>>DCL...@webtv.net (Dennis Lassetter) stated:
>
>>About 4 years age there was a news report on NBC tv stating that Garth
>>Brooks had abused and beat his wife. Now if its a lie,, NBC told it.
>
>Four years ago? NBC? ...and this makes it TRUE? I suppose you believe in
>Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, too.
>
BRAT! There ain't no Santa?
JRandorff
In article <01be25eb$ec4f12e0$7b8a9cd1@default>, "Country Boy"
<UDL...@prodigy.com> writes:
>I agree that a cowboy hat doesn't make a singer country. But McGraw is as
>country as they come. When he sings "I'm from a map-dot," it's the truth.
>He's from the country and he likes it that way. Those of us who grew up in
>the country know that there are many levels to country life. It's not all
>cry-in-your-beer. There's redneck country. There's stomping country.
>McGraw comes from the same side of country as Charlie Daniels. So does
>Travis Tritt. It ain't always Hank Williams, but it's country.
>
>I would also say that the arrangements of Tim's music is no less country
>than the arrangements of Lila McCann's I Wanna Fall in Love of Yippie Kai
>Yo. And we all know how big a Lila fan you are.
CB, I never said that Lila was "country" -- she's about as HNC as they come...
I just happen to enjoy her music. However, if you will go back and read the
original post, this person was making judgement calls such as how LeAnn Rimes
and Toby Keith were not country, but Tim McGraw is -- I was doing nothing more
than reversing the scenario.
To tell the truth, I couldn't agree with you more. I was just playing Devil's
Advocate (though I've been told at times that people think the devil is playing
James' Advocate). ;)
One last thing, though -- you said that Tim McGraw was from the same side of
country music that Charlie Daniels is from...... I can't agree with this --
Charlie Daniels has always been more on the Southern Rock end of things, while
Tim McGraw has been pretty well pure HNC, stylistically speaking.
Balecox
ever been reported, I promise you it would have been front page news. It's
absolutely false.
Patsi
Cathy Murphy
with the worst song of the 90's?
My Pick's are:
1.Better than a Biscuit: for that matter any title that has food in it
ie;Shortening Bread by the Tractors.
2.Anything by do I dare say it ,what the heck;Shania
xfans2
Cathy Murphy wrote in message <75458c$rib$1...@coranto.ucs.mun.ca>...
<snip>
>My Pick's are:
<and another snip>
>2.Anything by do I dare say it ,what the heck;Shania
Aw, sure...go ahead and say it! Why, you say it every other day anyway!
Why should this one be any different?
Sister Terri,
now a "kinder, gentler" lesbo-feminist-tree-hugging-dyke-bitch.
Current Favorite Bumper Sticker: "I M R U?"
Every person carves a spot
And fills the hole with light
And I pray someday I might
Shine as bright as he........
"That's My Job"
- Written by Gary Burr, recorded by Conway
Twitty