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He is not a Steeler.

Will check that one out as well. Patches on repeat right now.

You ever heard Tom T. Hall - I Love -- was my grandfather's favorite song and had some fond memories listening to it with him.
 
Gonna check out Strokin' now.
 
Bahahahaha, I've heard Strokin', didn't know that was him. Epic.
 
Ran across -- Marvin Sease - Candy Licker Girl -- when I pulled up Strokin' on YT. My man uh, didn't mince words, like Clarence.
 
Cope said:
I can literally listen to any music style. I'm a punk rocker, but I still routinely challenge myself to listen to different styles. I like almost everything except death metal and experimental jazz. Not a fan of soft rock either.

Just had Dolly Parton on last week, then did the Sugarcubes then Bjork, then Beasties (great documentary up BTW), had some MGMT, of course the wife and daughter have show tunes on a lot. We're a music house over TV anyway (unless it's football season!).

Oh and Cake. I'm into Cake hard core right now.
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Punk rocker huh?
You like Bad Religion? Struck a nerve has been stuck in my head
 
Never been huge in Bad Religion, but I like their stuff. More of a NOFX, Dead Milkmen, Rancid kind of guy. The Interrupters are out now and they have the lead singer from Rancid's son in it. Do some ska punk and have a girl vocalist as well.

Experimental jazz is like jam bands, minus any timing cohesion. It usually just devolves into noise, and after about 5min of it, I'm completely done with it.

Coolie, I like all your music plus the Alt rock/Grunge. It was a good way to put that girly glam rock bullshit to bed for good! I'm surprised you didn't mention Johnny Cash. He's the man in older country IMHO.

If you hate grunge/Alt, do me a favor and check out one album. It's called As Good As Dead from Local H (it's on Youtube). They were a band that popped up with the grunge scene, but they were anti grunge as well, as versed by their song Eddie Vedder. 2 man band, just a dude on guitar and a kickass drummer. They addd the bass in post production. High Fivin ************ is a song I can imagine you getting down to. Kiind of System of the Downish and predated them by about 6 years. Local H got ****** with Island Records ended their label and dumped all their acts except for U2. A lot of politics in the music industry. I was in it for about a decade...
 
Fan of NOFX eh Cope? Was big into punk (and the Southern California punk rock scene) when I was younger and I loved some NOFX. After one of their shows in San Diego a lonnng time back (think it was the Warped tour), Fat Mike actually showed up at one of our parties (won't get into the specifics of how that happened now).

He was the biggest ******** I'd ever met in my life. Oh well. And it wasn't like I was being a fanboy following him, he was at MY house. Still liked their music of course.
 
Cope said:
Never been huge in Bad Religion, but I like their stuff. More of a NOFX, Dead Milkmen, Rancid kind of guy. The Interrupters are out now and they have the lead singer from Rancid's son in it. Do some ska punk and have a girl vocalist as well.

Experimental jazz is like jam bands, minus any timing cohesion. It usually just devolves into noise, and after about 5min of it, I'm completely done with it.

Coolie, I like all your music plus the Alt rock/Grunge. It was a good way to put that girly glam rock bullshit to bed for good! I'm surprised you didn't mention Johnny Cash. He's the man in older country IMHO.

If you hate grunge/Alt, do me a favor and check out one album. It's called As Good As Dead from Local H (it's on Youtube). They were a band that popped up with the grunge scene, but they were anti grunge as well, as versed by their song Eddie Vedder. 2 man band, just a dude on guitar and a kickass drummer. They addd the bass in post production. High Fivin ************ is a song I can imagine you getting down to. Kiind of System of the Downish and predated them by about 6 years. Local H got ****** with Island Records ended their label and dumped all their acts except for U2. A lot of politics in the music industry. I was in it for about a decade...
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I'll look them up

Johnny Cash was great...but George Jones was great before Johnny
 
CoolieMan said:
I'll look them up
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Local H "Born to be Down" should be a tune you'll know. Got a lot of radio play back in the day.

Edit: "Bound for the Floor"
 
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System of a Down, Faith no more, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters. Audioslave all have a place in my collection. What I love about my current vehicle, a Durango with a HEMI, is the 40 G hard drive it has. No more shuffling through cd's.
 
Steelin said:
System of a Down, Faith no more, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters. Audioslave all have a place in my collection. What I love about my current vehicle, a Durango with a HEMI, is the 40 G hard drive it has. No more shuffling through cd's.
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You kick ***. Especially love Faith no More.
 
Steelin said:
System of a Down, Faith no more, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters. Audioslave all have a place in my collection. What I love about my current vehicle, a Durango with a HEMI, is the 40 G hard drive it has. No more shuffling through cd's.
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yeah they all have a place....tied up with Alice's chains at the bottom of the ocean

My Ram has the same hard drive. Love that thing
 
Steelin said:
Lol. Well, aren't you closed minded on that genre.
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very much so....there might be a song or two that is okay, but overall it was a lot of bad music. yeah it was popular...but a lot of popular music sucks
 
CoolieMan said:
yeah they all have a place....tied up with Alice's chains at the bottom of the ocean

My Ram has the same hard drive. Love that thing
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Music preferences, with trash talk and Ram Trucks with the hard drive for storage. All on a thread about football. I thoroughly enjoy this board.


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CoolieMan said:
very much so....there might be a song or two that is okay, but overall it was a lot of bad music. yeah it was popular...but a lot of popular music sucks
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Okay, gonna try a couple outliers real quick (give em a quick listen):

Oleander - Why I'm Here

Toadies - Possum Kingdom, Tyler (yes, Tyler as in Tyler TX - they're from TX)
 
Ike Kelly said:
Music preferences, with trash talk and Ram Trucks with the hard drive for storage. All on a thread about football. I thoroughly enjoy this board.
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Yep. I've read a lot of you have known one another for decades. What were the boards before this one?
 
Steelworth said:
Yep. I've read a lot of you have known one another for decades. What were the boards before this one?
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Steeler Nation was born when the steeelers.com message board started overly moderating everything. It has been awhile....late 1990's maybe.one of you other old timers do you remember the year?..I Certain words could not be posted, it was idiotic. Diamond Dave set up this site and the migration began. WE have been around as Steeler Nation since then. A merger was done with Juiceman's lesser message board and then we got a lot of refugees when some other site either shut down or went nuts themselves. The guys that joined us here from those other places can tell you about them.
 
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