Country Music Thread

[Captain Brain]

I'd been meaning to make this for a while. =D

Finally, there are enough country music fans here so that I'm not talking to myself for pages and pages. Now we get to have a lovely thread.

LET'S APPRECIATE COUNTRY!

 

[AmandaSparks730]

I saw this coming, Billy!



I love Carrie Underwood, and Taylor Swift.

 

[Captain Brain]

I love both of those ladies. And Miranda Lambert, and Reba, and most country ladies.

 

[Babyjustrun]

I don't like one specific country band or singer, but I enjoy Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift and Sugarland.

 

[AmandaSparks730]

Rascal Flatts is (are?) quite good, too.

 

[Captain Brain]

I don't like one specific country band or singer, but I enjoy Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift and Sugarland.

Someday you'll become a full-fledged fan and have preferences and everything.

Rascal Flatts is (are?) quite good, too.

They are freakishly amazing. They have a Greastest Hits Album coming out in October.

 

[Em&Em]

Rocker Chick invading the Country thread

 

[Axel]

I guess I'm a southern rock fan as well as a country fan.

I've seen Gretchen Wilson, Jo Dee Messina, Toby Keith, Montgomery Gentry, Alan Jackson, and the Charlie Daniels Band in concert.

I love Montgomery Gentry, Toby Keith, The Lost Trailers, Gary Allan, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Big & Rich and so on.

 

[Captain Brain]

I guess I'm a southern rock fan as well as a country fan.

I've seen Gretchen Wilson, Jo Dee Messina, Toby Keith, Montgomery Gentry, Alan Jackson, and the Charlie Daniels Band in concert.

I love Montgomery Gentry, Toby Keith, The Lost Trailers, Gary Allan, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Big & Rich and so on.

You've seen a bunch!!

I'd love to see Toby Keith in concert. I've only seen Montgomery Gentry so far.

 

[Babyjustrun]

I soon will.
I'm just learning the ropes.

Keith urban was in Halifax yesterday.
That's all.

 

[Captain Brain]

I soon will.
I'm just learning the ropes.

Keith urban was in Halifax yesterday.
That's all.

Meh. Keith is good, but nowhere near the best.

The list goes: George Harvey Strait > Kenny Chesney > Rascal Flatts > Montgomery Gentry > Big & Rich > Brooks and Dunn > Keith Urban > Alan Jackson > Gary Allan > Jason Aldean

 

[Babyjustrun]

I'm assuming the last three are country trash in your mind Billy?

 

[Captain Brain]

Nope. Gary and Jason aren't my thing, and Alan has really gone downhill since 5 o Clock Somewhere.

 

[::Snow_White::]

My mom went to see Kenny Chesney when I was too young to know she went.

She was telling me about it a couple months ago.
I was jealous. -_-

Anyways I love Rascal Flatts, Kenny Chesney, and I don't want to say anyone else because I only know a few songs from other singers.

 

[Axel]

You've seen a bunch!!

I'd love to see Toby Keith in concert. I've only seen Montgomery Gentry so far.

Jo Dee, Gretchen, MG, and TK were all at the first Annual New England Country Music Festival (which was amazing, BTW) about 5 years ago. I've been wanting to go again ever since Kenny Chesney started headlining consistantly (the last 4 have had him), but tickets are waaaay too expensive and my parents don't want to go and I'd have to go alone (boring!).

I saw Alan Jackson around the time he released "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" because I remember the first time I heard it was when he played it live and everybody was crying.

The Charlie Daniels Band played a local fair and I've been a fan of them since before I could walk (it was the fiddle in "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" that was my comfort sound as an infant, I'm told).

I also love Emerson Drive. And Steve Holy. and Phil Vassar. I like hearing boys sing more so than girls.

"My song" as a kid was Alan Jackson's "Chattahoochee" because I was born at West Pace's Ferry Hospital in a room overlooking the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta, Georgia. We're both Georgia people (but I live in NH now).

 

[inlalaland]

I love Taylor Swift.
Her and her family used to have SeaRays [a boat company]. We have a SeaRay magazine where she's on the cover with her family. xD I know totally random, but my family is always telling me how they remember her before she was famous. We used to have a SeaRay and I think I was actually at the same event as her once a couple years ago, but I didn't know, and now I'm totally mad at myself. I could've met her! Gah!

 

[Babyjustrun]

Ah okay.
I actually don't mind Alan, but I know like two of his songs.
My thing is that I know plenty of songs, but not plenty of songs by one person.

 

[Axel]

Meh. Keith is good, but nowhere near the best.

The list goes: George Harvey Strait > Kenny Chesney > Rascal Flatts > Montgomery Gentry > Big & Rich > Brooks and Dunn > Keith Urban > Alan Jackson > Gary Allan > Jason Aldean

I LOVE JASON ALDEAN! And Keith Anderson.

But above all else, I don't get why Garth Brooks didn't make your list. I've got all of his CDs. I'm such a Garth fan. I'm actually listening to one of his songs right now.

 

[Captain Brain]

Jo Dee, Gretchen, MG, and TK were all at the first Annual New England Country Music Festival (which was amazing, BTW) about 5 years ago. I've been wanting to go again ever since Kenny Chesney started headlining consistantly (the last 4 have had him), but tickets are waaaay too expensive and my parents don't want to go and I'd have to go alone (boring!).

I saw Alan Jackson around the time he released "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" because I remember the first time I heard it was when he played it live and everybody was crying.

The Charlie Daniels Band played a local fair and I've been a fan of them since before I could walk (it was the fiddle in "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" that was my comfort sound as an infant, I'm told).

I also love Emerson Drive. And Steve Holy. and Phil Vassar. I like hearing boys sing more so than girls.

"My song" as a kid was Alan Jackson's "Chattahoochee" because I was born at West Pace's Ferry Hospital in a room overlooking the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta, Georgia. We're both Georgia people (but I live in NH now).

I love Chatanoochee. Emerson Drive, Steve Holy, and Phil are great. I love Phil's recent song Love is a Beautiful Thing.

Ah okay.
I actually don't mind Alan, but I know like two of his songs.
My thing is that I know plenty of songs, but not plenty of songs by one person.

That's because you're still learning.

 

[Captain Brain]

I LOVE JASON ALDEAN! And Keith Anderson.

But above all else, I don't get why Garth Brooks didn't make your list. I've got all of his CDs. I'm such a Garth fan. I'm actually listening to one of his songs right now.

Jason's song all kind of annoy me, other than Relentless.

Garth didn't make my list because I forgot about him. Also, I didn't really like that he came out of retirement, then went back in within a year. He said that he wouldn't produce anymore records till his kids were grown. That didn't work out. And More than a Memory and When the Thunder Rolls are my favourite songs by him.

I like Keith, but he flies under my radar. I like I'll Still Miss You. It's a powerful song.