no worries just wanted an excuse to use that gif really lmao
glad you were feelin it
Truly nuts this kid managed to sound straight out of the outlaw era
one of a few peaks of a century+ old genre
yeah 70s the best but after that id go 60s and 90s both probably
50s had peak Hank, Cash and George dingus
90s will never touch
You beating the Prairie insult into the ground
Its a joke not an insult and I plan on beating it harder than you beat your prairie meat
50s had peak Hank, Cash and George dingus
90s will never touch
idk if you can say 50s was peak george. a good amount of hanks best were in the 40s anyway
and 90s just had a s*** ton of good stuff as well as their generation of icons. commercial peak meant there was just lot out there like how rock has endless gems in the 70s
plus a lot of those old goats like johnny and willie (george too maybe? havent heard much) were making great s*** in the 90s. lot of renaissances after lulls in 80s as the genre thrived and respected its elders
idk if you can say 50s was peak george. a good amount of hanks best were in the 40s anyway
and 90s just had a s*** ton of good stuff as well as their generation of icons. commercial peak meant there was just lot out there like how rock has endless gems in the 70s
plus a lot of those old goats like johnny and willie (george too maybe? havent heard much) were making great s*** in the 90s. lot of renaissances after lulls in 80s as the genre thrived and respected its elders
hope youre not thinking i said 50s was the peak George or Hank
hope youre not thinking i said 50s was the peak George or Hank
it wasnt even a peak for george
white lightning obviously a banger but his iconic sound developed in the 60s and 70s is better to me. plus his peak all time great song in 1980
cant pretend ive even begun to fully digest that gargantuan discography though
Don't expect logic from me rn jm drunk and should be asleep cause I got a big ass day of travelling tomorrow. Flying to Dublin before dawn and taking a train clear across Ireland to stay in some remote castle.
Truly nuts this kid managed to sound straight out of the outlaw era
yeah it is pretty insane if you think about it, seems so effortless too, kid is the real deal
Don't expect logic from me rn jm drunk and should be asleep cause I got a big ass day of travelling tomorrow. Flying to Dublin before dawn and taking a train clear across Ireland to stay in some remote castle.
have fun
@arel i took the time to type your list out from your topsters list but there was one album I could not read (due to language barrier, and the album title was simply Vol. 1)
if you see this, lemme know what #91 is here
It's 보편적인 노래 by Broccoli, you too. It has not english name that I'm aware of but a I think a translation would be Universal Song.
Thanks for typing out the list
Yall don't f*** with sinead? One of the most radical and fearless people to ever make pop music. Lion and the cobra is a CLASSIC. one of a kind voice.
It's 보편적인 노래 by Broccoli, you too. It has not english name that I'm aware of but a I think a translation would be Universal Song.
Thanks for typing out the list
I'll get there one day. The Burns you put me on made me appreciate that era tbh. Just talking s***.
Burns? I don’t remember
one of a few peaks of a century+ old genre
yeah 70s the best but after that id go 60s and 90s both probably
‘90s country pop
colter is a canadian too
Prairie boy
He's actually Brad Wall's son, who was premier of Saskatchewan for a decade
Goddamn and he was born in '95 too
holy
Already sounds like he's smoked a pack a day for 3 decades
Prairie boy
He's actually Brad Wall's son, who was premier of Saskatchewan for a decade
ah so an industry plant eh
@Elric @RVI
“Marty Robbins, Patsy Cline, Ernest Tubb, and Red Solvine, Jimmy Rodgers, and old Lefty was my friends
It's so lonesome here tonight, but someday I'll see the light
When the ghost of Hank Williams plays "Your Cheatin' Heart" again” - DAC :datass:
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