Conservatism is not about leaving people behind. Conservatism is about empowering people to catch up, to give them tools at their disposal that make it possible for them to access all the hope, all the promise, all the opportunity that America offers. - Marco Rubio
Bruce Spunkstain - Great Songwriter but who was the Rocket Scientist that ever handed him a Microphone..... "Bay-ee we wuh Bor to Unggg, Woah oh ew oh, Bay-ee we wuh Bor to Unggg"
"If you're arguing with an idiot, make sure he isn't doing the same thing."
Bruce Spunkstain - Great Songwriter but who was the Rocket Scientist that ever handed him a Microphone..... "Bay-ee we wuh Bor to Unggg, Woah oh ew oh, Bay-ee we wuh Bor to Unggg"
I loved Bruce Stringbean before he forgot his musical roots and became a PC sellout. The gritty rock anthems and peddle to the metal concerts that made him a star have been replaced by a pseudo-conscious string of songs and albums consisting of nothing but so much of blather. To bad. The E Street Band, however, top shelf.
I loved Bruce Stringbean before he forgot his musical roots and became a PC sellout. The gritty rock anthems and peddle to the metal concerts that made him a star have been replaced by a pseudo-conscious string of songs and albums consisting of nothing but so much of blather. To bad. The E Street Band, however, top shelf.
Bruce ...the ghost of tom joad....nebraska..some of the best music ever written...just my opinion..
Bruce ...the ghost of tom joad....nebraska..some of the best music ever written...just my opinion..
I'm with you on this.Springsteen has never sold out.His body of work speaks for itself.To the gentleman who has suggested that he sold out,I respect your opinion,but I just wanted you to know a couple cool facts about Bruce and why he will allways be the "boss" to me.
Every show,Springsteen donates some of the proceeds of that show to a local cause.Every one.
Every show,Springsteen reserves the front row for people that get hand picked from the crowd who have the worst seats in the house.Every one.
Pretty generous for a guy who sold out.
I'm with you on this.Springsteen has never sold out.His body of work speaks for itself.To the gentleman who has suggested that he sold out,I respect your opinion,but I just wanted you to know a couple cool facts about Bruce and why he will allways be the "boss" to me.
Every show,Springsteen donates some of the proceeds of that show to a local cause.Every one.
Every show,Springsteen reserves the front row for people that get hand picked from the crowd who have the worst seats in the house.Every one.
Pretty generous for a guy who sold out.
I have been listening to Springsteen as long as I have memories...while not liking everything he has put out, I still think he is one of the best popular American songwriters to have ever lived...right behind Guthrie, Van Zandt and Dylan.....and just a bit ahead of Earle ...
Not really hate but just don't care for?! Got any?
Here are a few of mine!
The Who (Over played I think....just tired of them I guess)
Grateful Dead (Sorry kids...I don't "burn" and never have)
The Who, seriously Larry? One of the greatest rock bands of all time IMHO.
And as far as the dead, never felt you have to burn (I don't) to listen to the dead!
Bryan
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"For once I agree with Spence. UGH. I just hope I don't get the urge to go start buying armani suits to wear in my shop"
Without a doubt Jimmy Buffet. The guy at work has played him non stop for 8 years. I really hate that guy. He is probably a great guy but my fellow worker has ruined any chance I will ever give him a shot.
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Rascal Flats......If they didn't exist I think I would listen to a little country radio but thought of hearing 10 secs of one of their tunes makes me cringe.
Rascal Flats......If they didn't exist I think I would listen to a little country radio but thought of hearing 10 secs of one of their tunes makes me cringe.
I hate them.
yup, they suck. shania twain sucks too. gotta recognize them quick and switch channels.
"Remember, my friend, that knowledge is stronger than memory, and we should not trust the weaker" - Van Helsing
1. Greatful Dead - lived with Dead heads for years and really tried to like them, cant stand them
2. Eagles - yawn....
3. The Who - just dont do it for me.
4. The Cure - yawn, cant stand them
5. Ok here goes.......Pink Floyd! No use for them, but I like Gilmours playing.
Dad F, never a big Springsteen fan, but next time there on the radio, listen to his band, they do some very cools stuff in the context of a pop song
I had a friend who was a big Ramones fan - I saw the Ramones maybe 30 times. The Ramones were terrible.
And they were proud of that!No song over 3 minutes,no song played with over 3 chords.They were pissed off and wanted you to be the same.Not close to the level the Pistols took it but,they wanted to connect with THIER audience.Love'em[and I do] or hate'em thier contribution to Rock and Roll will never be forgotten.Long live the Ramones!!!
Dylan?? Vocals??? The worst ever!!!! Worst female ever.....yup...Joplin!! Her voice sounded like someone dragging a cat across a bed of nails!! Truly never figured out why people liked her???
Dylan?? Vocals??? The worst ever!!!! Worst female ever.....yup...Joplin!! Her voice sounded like someone dragging a cat across a bed of nails!! Truly never figured out why people liked her???
In terms of musical influence and importance Dylan is only superceded by The Beatles! His voice is bad now, but all of their voices are bad now.
Have to agree with RI Jimmy with the Eagles, never like them. Seen a few different members and liked them solo but together I never dug that sound.
I'll take this guy solo any day
Exactly.
great solo sound and songwriter...
check him out on the Clapton Crossroads concert!
Bryan
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"For once I agree with Spence. UGH. I just hope I don't get the urge to go start buying armani suits to wear in my shop"
I loved Bruce Stringbean before he forgot his musical roots and became a PC sellout. The gritty rock anthems and peddle to the metal concerts that made him a star have been replaced by a pseudo-conscious string of songs and albums consisting of nothing but so much of blather. To bad. The E Street Band, however, top shelf.
Hybrid Mode
