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Some of his great songs. Cum on the pillow, Linda Lovelace, Don't bite the Dick, Little Suzzie Shallow Throat, and Pick Em, Lick Em, Stick Em. To name a few.
Used to like some of his music, not a fan of the rancid stuff but his country was ok. Until I watched these interviews with him.Think I'll put on some David Allen Coe and watch Blazing Saddles. From a time when people weren't sissies.
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No doubt, he marches to a different drummer.Used to like some of his music, not a fan of the rancid stuff but his country was ok. Until I watched these interviews with him.
One very very strange individual.
I freakin' love that scene in Blazing Saddles where the Black Sheriff takes himself at gun point! The writing and screenplay is genius in that scene!Think I'll put on some David Allen Coe and watch Blazing Saddles. From a time when people weren't sissies.
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This is why I no longer listen to mainstream country. I miss the days of Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakum, Lyle Lovett, George Strait and others of that ilk who would be called neotraditionalists. I guess.Rednecker from Hardy never ceases to amaze me
I got a car parked in my front yard
With a floorboard full of slim jims
I piss where I want to
And I fish where I swim
Yeah, I bet you ain't got it on a tailgate
Or killed a copperhead a time or two
And man, if you're thinking you're a better beer drinker
Buddy, I've got news for you
My town's smaller than your town
And I got a bigger buck and bass on my wall
I got a little more kick in my drawl
Y'all I got little more spit in my chaw
And my truck's louder than your truck
And my Tick Hound's a little more blue
You might think that you're redneck
But I'm rednecker than you
I'm rednecker than you, woo!
This is why I no longer listen to mainstream country. I miss the days of Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakum, Lyle Lovett, George Strait and others of that ilk who would be called neotraditionalists. I guess.
This is the exact problem with what I call modern country. Many many of the songs take on this whole “country-er than thou“ vibe. Maybe it’s ironic? And if so pretty goddamn disrespectful to real good old boys. And if not WTF!!
My vote for worst lyric goes to “Nana Nana Nana hey hey goodbye”. This was a billboard number one hit in 1969. OTOH I wish I had written it. Local rumor has it that the guy who did write it lives in a big estate near Tahoe, up in the pine trees With a pool and tennis court.
I have a friend whose son is a very successful songwriter in Nashville. He says he doesn't care if he ever works with Rodney Atkins again. Said he's the weirdest dude he's ever met lol. And he won songwriter of the year for writing for him.Used to like some of his music, not a fan of the rancid stuff but his country was ok. Until I watched these interviews with him.
One very very strange individual.
That song was the my first thought when I read the thread title.From Nirvana, the most overrated band of all time...
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello
With the lights out, it's less dangerous
Here we are now, entertain us
I feel stupid and contagious
Here we are now, entertain us
A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido
A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial, a denial
A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial
hahahah my wife (gf at the time) dad and I were Snow Goose hunting like 7 years ago and that song came on 2x on some local station in the Dakotas. It will get stuck in your head like nothing else. I sing it all the time and taught it to my soon to be 3 yr old just in spite of my wife.Hands down the worst song in the history of songs, EVER
Ray Wylie Hubbard
“SNAKE FARM”
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