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oh I can't resist, You know you revel in your assholishness. It's what gives you your charm .
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Favorite simple-and-direct lyrics: "Now, I can't define love like it should be That's alright" That is indeed quite all right. |
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Really? Cuz when David does it, it's funny and playful but when you do it, you come across as smug and arrogant. Hmmm....I wonder what the missing ingredient is ? Ah yes, sarcasm with a dash of condescention! -----I'm sure if I spelled that wrong you'll let me know. I bow to your infinite wisdom, I really do!
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You spelled it incorrectly on purpose, didn't you? |
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bwah! Not saying. Envision this though: I'm steepling my hands right now so as to signify world domination.
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However, country music is actually a catch-all category that embraces several different genres of music: Nashville sound (the pop-like music very popular in the 1960s); bluegrass, a fast mandolin, banjo and fiddle-based music popularized by Bill Monroe and by the Foggy Mountain Boys; Western which encompasses traditional Western ballads and Hollywood Cowboy Music, Western swing, a sophisticated dance music popularized by Bob Wills; Bakersfield sound (popularized by Buck Owens and Merle Haggard); Outlaw country; Cajun; Zydeco; gospel; oldtime (generally pre-1930 folk music); honky tonk; Appalachian; rockabilly; neotraditional country and jug band. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_and_Western To call it Western is technically correct, but to call it country is not incorrect either. Last edited by trackaghost; 05-04-2006 at 05:47 AM.. |
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hilarious. to answer the original question ... my favorites are "love in store" and "that's alright" (spelling error notwithstanding). "love in store" is a brilliant opening to the album; i love the harmonies. i think "that's alright" is one of stevie's absolute best songs. so clean and pure. her country (or western, whatever) songs really showcase her ability to write a great song without any witches or what have you and just tell a story. and the voice ... my GOD, the voice. she makes me swoon. EDIT: i should add that i also LOVE "hold me" but i think the live versions of it blow away the studio version, so i don't know if that counts. i think it's the desperation in the live versions that get me - the "why don't you just hooooold me???" kind of stuff. Last edited by carrie721; 05-04-2006 at 12:36 AM.. |
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Strangely enough, I really like Hold me out of all of them (which is unusual for me, as I'm not a huge Christine fan, but hey... there you go )
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Because I loved that Christine and Lindsey teamed up vocally on this one. Plus those awesome guitars!!!
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Straight Back has always been my favorite from Mirage.
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