TheCenLACouyon

A bunch of you folks keep hyper focusing on Nashville. Nashville today is what Florida Georgia Line started 15 years ago. You see how quickly that ish faded. There's no doubt Louisiana country is more lost than LGBT. Lol. If I could delete the entire thread now, I would. I'd also block the toxicity of some of the users who commented very ugly. If my description of country is too progressive and radical from yours, I can guarantee ya you don't want to know my thoughts on a universal deity hahahaha. Hoaxes don't belong in everyday people's lives. You folks are forced (brainwashed) to believe this or that at a young age in order to keep from being in make believe heaven and hell LoL. Yaw and baw need to immerse yourselves in the genius of George Carlin. A man who's 50 years ahead of his time.

I'd already mentioned Charley Crockett dummy lolol. I guess your parents didn't tell you to read thoroughly. Proofreading only got you so far lol. Your version of country sounds like Miley Cyrus version of disco / funk.

Paul consecutively walked 4 batters to lose the game??? I thought he was the goat in the making?

There was a gentleman who lived 3 houses down from me as a young kid (35-40) years ago who played big time MLB ball in the 50s and 60s. In fact, he probably still holds the infamous title of the 1st (and last) MLB pitcher to have thrown a complete game and lost. Think about it (walking consecutive batters). :wah: :confused: the agony that must've followed him until his death in solice as an old man. I never really had any conversations with him despite riding my bike or walking the hilly street we lived on in Pineville, LA. In 6th grade, I recall trading some NFL and Baseball cards amongst peers only knowing who Bobby Herbert was and not knowing who Mr. Johnson was untl a couple of years later. He graciously signed the 2 cards I obtained and I still hold those close to me like he was a Mantle or Aaron (even though he wasn't). Nobody wants to be known as a negative stat. It's unfortunate.

I have lots of different sports cards as well. Although I'm in my mid-40s, I plan on keeping them until I die and letting one of my nephews or their kids (assuming one has children), they better hurry up (in their early-mid 20's now). My collection includes NFL, NBA, MLB (heavily), and PGA Tour. Anything hockey related I tore to shreds and threw away, if not burned. Hockey is no sport :spank: :lol: :doublebird: Goodluck unloading your collection though. Surely there's a bigger nerd that us that has a boat load of Trump-stamped pennies they'll trade with you.

That's good. Most of what Billy Ray put out was shite, including achy breaky heart. That's not pop. There are times when mainstream artists CAN be treated as country music(ians) but mostly they're simply pop, rock, bluey soul singers. Ryan (Upchurch) is a niche example. He thought he was Kid Rock (rapping) and then he laid down rock-influenced tracks -- the latter pushed me away most. Plus, I used to hang around a small crowd of rough rednecks who didn't know the difference between kid rock, jellypoop, Combs, and a few others. I needed to distance myself from those illegal gun carrying couyons.

Screw the Beatles (vomiting). Twist n shout was their one hit. If I had to choose a British band it'd obviously be the Rolling Stones. The UK has a lot of talented musicians and groups though.

I can't do Sturgil. I don't recall if he can sing but as an acoustic guitarist, Justin Johnson is very good. He's more bluesy vibes. I checked out Slaid, kind of reminds of an early country Bob Dylan.

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Now you're putting words in my mouth sir. Quote on quote that isn't what I said.