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I hate most country music for the same reason that I hate most music.
I find the majority of it to be shitty.

There is some really good country out there though, just as almost every genre has some really good music.

Though I've yet to find any dubstep that I've liked.

At 3/13/13 09:02 PM, zag wrote:

Though I've yet to find any dubstep that I've liked.

This is how I feel too.

At 3/13/13 09:03 PM, Ma1achi wrote:

and xenomit once again refuses to own up to being wrong

I learned this in Jazz Class.

All I ever said was that country and blues is two completely separate genres, and they are.

You have to be deaf and lacking in knowledge to not be able to tell the very obvious difference between the two.

At 3/13/13 07:24 PM, Xenomit wrote: I hate country because it isn't country. It's pop music from Tennessee.

"I'm a douchey country hick who drinks and drives smokes my lungs out and fucks every farm girl I see and I like to drive down dirt roads in my truck while wearing a full cowboy getup yada yada yada blah blah blah"

And the music that goes along with it is just absolutely atrocious, few things offend my sense of hearing more than country.

I couldn't have put it better myself.

The singers all sound the same. The instrumentals all have the same crappy sound. My school bus plays country on the radio. The teachers put that shit on when the students are working. I can't escape it. I can escape it on my bus because I'm allowed to use my iPod then.

At 3/13/13 09:33 PM, Ma1achi wrote: That's not what he was trying to say and you know it. He was talking about the historic timeline.

But he still fucked up by saying that country and blues is the same thing

You sure like to talk about things you have no knowledge or experience of.

No knowledge or experience?

lol gtfo

At 3/13/13 09:02 PM, zag wrote:

Though I've yet to find any dubstep that I've liked.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXEPPpLMONk

At 3/13/13 09:58 PM, BumFodder wrote:

At 3/13/13 09:02 PM, zag wrote:

Though I've yet to find any dubstep that I've liked.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXEPPpLMONk

That really, really didn't change my mind.
Actually, I've heard dubstep that I've disliked a lot less than this.

At 3/13/13 10:06 PM, zag wrote: That really, really didn't change my mind.
Actually, I've heard dubstep that I've disliked a lot less than this.

LIke what?

I cant say I dislike country, but I really don't listen to it that much.

I don't listen to country music often

But when I do, I prefer Johnny Cash

Improper. Out of place. Unpleasant to the ears.

I don't like it because my wife left me for my dog and my pickup truck blew a sparkplug.

I don't hate country....Taylor Swift is the only singer I prefer in the genre though...otherwise, rap or r&b are my favs.

Although I'm not a fan I suppose not all county is bad, but then again I haven't really been exposed to true country music. Unfortunately the country I'm stuck listening too at work is all the popular contemporary crap. which I have grown to despise with a passion. We have come to the point where Rap, Country and Pop really all don't sound all that different from each other. The music industry has really become oversaturated and domesticated.

At 3/13/13 11:43 PM, TB1ZZL3 wrote: Because they're idiots. There's a shitload of awesome country music if you dig past the Toby Keith crap.

Even past them, Johnny Cash is really the only good country singer there was

At 3/13/13 10:09 PM, BumFodder wrote:

At 3/13/13 10:06 PM, zag wrote: That really, really didn't change my mind.
Actually, I've heard dubstep that I've disliked a lot less than this.

LIke what?

As if I remember XD
I still didn't like it, so I didn't care to remember what it was.
I found the video you posted to be really boring, to be honest.

I'm into some country, not much I can name off the top of my head though. Doc Watson is one of my favorites. Not exactly country, but the Dixie Dreggs are a pretty cool southern/prog band.

As for countries origins, it's hard to say. In it's most basic form, it's a mixture of blues, gospel (of both colors), and Anglo-American folk styles, namely of the Appalachian variant. It also has ragtime elements, as well Western Swing (Though a lot of that is now considered country now).

Also, country quite obviously is part blues. For example

At 3/13/13 07:37 PM, Entice wrote: Because it sucks.
It's just pop for rednecks.

I think Jonny Cash would disagree.