It is usually a "fly out". People don't even notice until they get home and aren't willing to drive back the route to retrieve the broken/damaged shit.

Awwwww hell.

I love country music, and would prefer that it be saved from the likes of Luke Bryant and Kenny Chesney.

Let's put the O back in ****ry.

Let's get some Charley Pride up in here
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Music is subjective so what others listen to is fine by me,I just know given a choice country is the very bottom of my preferences.

Kenny C sucks but the John D Hale band has an EXCELLENT cover of LA County....

Is Anyone Going to San Antone?
Burgers and Fries
Kiss an Angel Good Morning

Classic country.

What a bunch of white trash. I'm sure there were plenty of trash cans they could have used..

A ****ing men, looch.

What do you consider 'country'?

Because if you consider those pop-****rypolitan jackoffs 'country music', then I'd understand your statement.

As 'subjective' as music is (and, coming from a music tech major and someone who probably has the biggest collection of instruments and recorded music on this board), I've only found 2 types of music : "great" and "not great".

Waylon Jennings is great.

Kenny Chesney is not great.

Both are labeled "country", but that genre is arbitrarily applied as a means of shifting units; the label is not hardly indicative of the quality of music.

Sturgill Simpson won the Grammy for "Country record of the Year" last year. And most country fans went "Who!?"

Because his album was an artistic statement, containing a horn section, overt old school R&B influences, and a Nirvana cover.

It's ****ing GREAT, and anyone who knows the difference between good music and crap music can recognize that.

No wonder it doesn't get played on "modern country radio".

Do yourself a favor : challenge your own musical prejudice.

I now have a man crush on you. I have always said if I were a police officer I would be writing tickets all day for smokers throwing their cigs out the window. I would also want to force them to get out and pick it up. Keep up the great work!

Crystal Chandeliers will always remind me of my grandma.

I've opened for the John D Hale Band.

Patches, I'm dependin' on ya son, to pull the fam'ly through.

That'd be from Muscle Shoals, Clarence Carter - technically considered 'R&B', but we don't care about genres - a good song is a good song, and that one is GREAT.

Makes me cry.

That's because even Clarence's version was a cover of CotB's original out of Motown. General Johnson did write it about growing up in AL, though.

I first heard it on 61 Country from Jerry Reed's cover from 81, though.