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  • Quote Eyeball_Kid

Post by Eyeball_Kid Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:00 am

I cannot accept such a statement, Mr Soulfinger.
We could argue about the Smiths (or we could not ;)) but how could any serious soulfan dismiss Country music? Hank Williams's records are as soulful as anything released by Stax, the soul covers done by the Flying Burrito Brothers are simply wonderful and (as you already mentioned) singers like Solomon, Johnny Adams or James Carr sing a lot of country material.
I cannot accept such a statement, Mr Soulfinger.
We could argue about the Smiths (or we could not ;)) but how could any serious soulfan dismiss Country music? Hank Williams's records are as soulful as anything released by Stax, the soul covers done by the Flying Burrito Brothers are simply wonderful and (as you already mentioned) singers like Solomon, Johnny Adams or James Carr sing a lot of country material.
  • Quote soulfinger

Post by soulfinger Sun Nov 13, 2005 12:06 am

Ah! The disco prejudice thing. I think most musical genres have some merit if you look closely enough. Curtis Mayfield's disco stuff stands up and the whole Philly Disco thing was terrific. We should all be more tolerant, except for the Smiths and C&W. Mind you, even I can tolerate Country when Solomon Burke sings it. :lol:
Ah! The disco prejudice thing. I think most musical genres have some merit if you look closely enough. Curtis Mayfield's disco stuff stands up and the whole Philly Disco thing was terrific. We should all be more tolerant, except for the Smiths and C&W. Mind you, even I can tolerate Country when Solomon Burke sings it. :lol:
  • Quote dave 81

Post by dave 81 Sat Nov 12, 2005 10:34 pm

Heather wrote:
mr.bod wrote:as a kid i used to be big on the pogues,smiths,men they couldn,t hang etc.still am.

friends liking bands like level 42,depeche mode,spandeau ballet,duran duran,etc. used to really piss me off!

as a matter of fact i fooking hate those bands to this day!


If you were a teenager in the early eighties they're all quite good


I agree with you on this one Heather. Although not a teenager in the early Eighties, (close though, graduated High School in '77,) a lot of the New Wave released at that time was far better than that REALLY annoying virus circulating at that time.......DISCO.....

....as he reaches for his stomach distress bag!!!!!!!
[quote="Heather"][quote="mr.bod"]as a kid i used to be big on the pogues,smiths,men they couldn,t hang etc.still am.

friends liking bands like level 42,depeche mode,spandeau ballet,duran duran,etc. used to really piss me off!

as a matter of fact i fooking hate those bands to this day![/quote]

If you were a teenager in the early eighties they're all quite good[/quote]

I agree with you on this one Heather. Although not a teenager in the early Eighties, (close though, graduated High School in '77,) a lot of the New Wave released at that time was far better than that REALLY annoying virus circulating at that time.......DISCO.....

....as he reaches for his stomach distress bag!!!!!!!
  • Quote Irishman

Post by Irishman Sat Nov 12, 2005 8:44 pm

I remember the day Johnny Cash died i was getting out of a hospital , very sad for me. :cry:
I remember the day Johnny Cash died i was getting out of a hospital , very sad for me. :cry:
  • Quote Pyro

Post by Pyro Sat Nov 12, 2005 4:17 pm

Sympathetic gob:-)
Sympathetic gob:-)
  • Quote paddys pistol

Post by paddys pistol Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:50 pm

Desiderius wrote:
Irishman wrote:Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D


Johnny Cash is God, and he will be back.


since johnny cash came up this had to be done

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[quote="Desiderius"][quote="Irishman"]Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D[/quote]

Johnny Cash is God, and he will be back.[/quote]

since johnny cash came up this had to be done

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  • Quote Desiderius

Post by Desiderius Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:15 pm

Irishman wrote:Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D


Johnny Cash is God, and he will be back.
[quote="Irishman"]Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D[/quote]

Johnny Cash is God, and he will be back.
  • Quote Irishman

Post by Irishman Sat Nov 12, 2005 7:32 am

Pyro wrote:
DzM wrote:
Irishman wrote:I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.
As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).


That´s definitely true.
Well, Johnny Cash...we had a brilliant english teacher (from California though) who brought it to us. And because of his charm we started to like it. And so I like it:-)



Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D
[quote="Pyro"][quote="DzM"][quote="Irishman"]I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.[/quote]As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).[/quote]

That´s definitely true.
Well, Johnny Cash...we had a brilliant english teacher (from California though) who brought it to us. And because of his charm we started to like it. And so I like it:-)

[/quote]

Johnny Cash rules , always will! :D
  • Quote Pyro

Post by Pyro Sat Nov 12, 2005 7:08 am

DzM wrote:
Irishman wrote:I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.
As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).


That´s definitely true.
Well, Johnny Cash...we had a brilliant english teacher (from California though) who brought it to us. And because of his charm we started to like it. And so I like it:-)

With punk I have to agree as well. In some things as with metal (I am constantly arguing with one of my she-friends about this - I say most of metal is crap and she says I am wrong and whole punk is crap. But she didn´t listen to the Clash yet). In both genres there is imho 95% utter crap - both types of bands are trying to get the best way how to throw up at the microphone along with smashing some guitars. But still there are some good metal bands.
And punk? I like only the Clash, but I like them a lot (about the same level as the Pogues-i.e.far from rest of bands I know). I like their lyrics, their music...thing which I missed sometimes in the Pogues (the lyrics part). And some sort of intelectuallity in them (at least in Joe). Now in our country it is strongly divided - punks who are very intelligent, just like punk culture and there is second group - skinheads, pimps, drunkards and junkies.
And most of the people consider second group to be "da ril punk boyz"
[quote="DzM"][quote="Irishman"]I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.[/quote]As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).[/quote]

That´s definitely true.
Well, Johnny Cash...we had a brilliant english teacher (from California though) who brought it to us. And because of his charm we started to like it. And so I like it:-)

With punk I have to agree as well. In some things as with metal (I am constantly arguing with one of my she-friends about this - I say most of metal is crap and she says I am wrong and whole punk is crap. But she didn´t listen to the Clash yet). In both genres there is imho 95% utter crap - both types of bands are trying to get the best way how to throw up at the microphone along with smashing some guitars. But still there are some good metal bands.
And punk? I like only the Clash, but I like them a lot (about the same level as the Pogues-i.e.far from rest of bands I know). I like their lyrics, their music...thing which I missed sometimes in the Pogues (the lyrics part). And some sort of intelectuallity in them (at least in Joe). Now in our country it is strongly divided - punks who are very intelligent, just like punk culture and there is second group - skinheads, pimps, drunkards and junkies.
And most of the people consider second group to be "da ril punk boyz"
  • Quote Guest

Post by Guest Fri Nov 11, 2005 5:32 pm

but newwave brings about some great memories----i thought i was so cool back then with my penny loafers and pink Le TiGRE polo shirt with FLOCK OF SEAGULLS hair. and 80's much cooler than 70's thats for sure. i love all that 80's newwave no matter how cheesey--except for maybe Kagagoogoo.synthesiser music kinda cool. AHA my favorite though. by the way--Aha playing Cardiff the night b4 the Pogues.
but newwave brings about some great memories----i thought i was so cool back then with my penny loafers and pink Le TiGRE polo shirt with FLOCK OF SEAGULLS hair. and 80's much cooler than 70's thats for sure. i love all that 80's newwave no matter how cheesey--except for maybe Kagagoogoo.synthesiser music kinda cool. AHA my favorite though. by the way--Aha playing Cardiff the night b4 the Pogues.
  • Quote mr.bod

crap bands

Post by mr.bod Fri Nov 11, 2005 5:23 pm

hi heather !

i was born in 1970 so that makes me a teen from 83 onwards.

just got to say ...teen or no teen those bands are/were still shite!

sorry!
hi heather !

i was born in 1970 so that makes me a teen from 83 onwards.

just got to say ...teen or no teen those bands are/were still shite!

sorry!
  • Quote Heather

Post by Heather Fri Nov 11, 2005 10:01 am

mr.bod wrote:as a kid i used to be big on the pogues,smiths,men they couldn,t hang etc.still am.

friends liking bands like level 42,depeche mode,spandeau ballet,duran duran,etc. used to really piss me off!

as a matter of fact i fooking hate those bands to this day!


If you were a teenager in the early eighties they're all quite good
[quote="mr.bod"]as a kid i used to be big on the pogues,smiths,men they couldn,t hang etc.still am.

friends liking bands like level 42,depeche mode,spandeau ballet,duran duran,etc. used to really piss me off!

as a matter of fact i fooking hate those bands to this day![/quote]

If you were a teenager in the early eighties they're all quite good
  • Quote Irishman

Post by Irishman Thu Nov 10, 2005 8:05 pm

DzM wrote:
Irishman wrote:I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.
As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).


I like all music DZM except new country , new wave , and new music ...Basically every other kind of music is cool.

Wait i dont like disco either...
[quote="DzM"][quote="Irishman"]I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.[/quote]As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).[/quote]

I like all music DZM except new country , new wave , and new music ...Basically every other kind of music is cool.

Wait i dont like disco either...
  • Quote DzM

Post by DzM Thu Nov 10, 2005 7:52 pm

Irishman wrote:I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.
As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).
[quote="Irishman"]I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.[/quote]As with all genres, there's some good that came from it and a lot of crap.

A lot of people dismiss all country as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Johny Cash is quite good.

A lot of people dismiss punk as crap, but I think you'll recognize that Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, The Clash are all quite good.

Same goes for new wave, clasical, opera, pop, etc. If you really "just love music" as much as you claim to then you should not be so quick to completely dismiss an entire genre (or genres).
  • Quote Irishman

Post by Irishman Thu Nov 10, 2005 7:38 pm

paddys pistol wrote:
Irishman wrote:I saw Depeche Mode on VH1 Classic because they were getting interviewed and i was like 'Why arent the Pogues getting interviewed like this.'


Yes i have a SERIOUS PROBLEM with the new wave of the 80's


I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.
[quote="paddys pistol"][quote="Irishman"]I saw Depeche Mode on VH1 Classic because they were getting interviewed and i was like 'Why arent the Pogues getting interviewed like this.'[/quote]

Yes i have a SERIOUS PROBLEM with the new wave of the 80's[/quote]

I cant believe new wave was even popular...No talent whatsoever.

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