All good! I usually don’t follow this one either
don’t think they would appreciate my ear candy Ear Candy...
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don’t think they would appreciate my ear candy I’d delete my duplicate post if I thought it was not worth listening to more than once.
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I think you guys worry too much, while country isn't my first choice at many parties now it seems to be the in thing so have at it. Just turned 67 this week so I was raise on old country (parents) but then the late 60's and 70"s came about so rock and roll it was. That being said I do enjoy some of the new country but just getting too darn old to remember the names of the bands and the names of the songs so I guess we'll have to rely on you guys to play us some good stuff but please not the crying in your beer stuff. Just lost my job today and the bank reposed my pickup truck and then the wife shared with me that she's is going to have my best friends baby and that my friends is how the blues came about. 
Bear, see the metalhead thread for my kinda music .
I was referring to the song rc and I posted being attacked by MSM this morning
.I was referring to the song rc and I posted being attacked by MSM this morning
I actually listened to it twice, good tune.Bear, see the metalhead thread for my kinda music
I was referring to the song rc and I posted being attacked by MSM this morning
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Like @bearbait I was raised with country music. Watched Hee Haw on television every Saturday night and 45’s, 33’s and 78’s were the fare to play music at home.
@Fordtech86 - 45/33/78 are different size/rpm discs made with vinyl that made music on a record player.
Your heavy metal today is a bit heavier than I care for, but what I listened to 45 years ago wasn’t well received by my elders either.
Sometimes that record player was part of a huge Television Console if you were really affluent….we didn’t have one. ….
Nowadays Country Music makes me want to puke….guess it was my exposure to heavy metal in the 70’s and 80’s, especially restaurant kitchens as a teenager.
I know it’s very popular, but honestly I’d rather listen to very early rap over country any day.
@Fordtech86 - 45/33/78 are different size/rpm discs made with vinyl that made music on a record player.
Your heavy metal today is a bit heavier than I care for, but what I listened to 45 years ago wasn’t well received by my elders either.
Sometimes that record player was part of a huge Television Console if you were really affluent….we didn’t have one. ….
Nowadays Country Music makes me want to puke….guess it was my exposure to heavy metal in the 70’s and 80’s, especially restaurant kitchens as a teenager.
I know it’s very popular, but honestly I’d rather listen to very early rap over country any day.
On the day we were married I left my brothers place where we were staying and drove down to Kmart and bought the new Bob Seger 8 track Night Moves...hate to pat myself on the back but I done good, somethings we'll never forget.
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Today is our 34th anniversary….we played a lot of old rock, but our band at the reception was Steve Southworth and the Rockabilly Rays…..