What are you listening to?

[Kugelfisch]

Country is a lot like Punk as in that both are dead genres with just flavoured Pop being left of them that is utterly insufferable.
Unlike Punk, Country used to be good.

[veris leta facies]

I don't quite understand what is so special about this "Rich Men North Of Richmond" song. Yeah, the guy can sing, but the lyrics are mainly just a typical blue collar complaint, crying about how The Man puts the employee down, there is nothing special or witty about it. But on the other hand, it's kind of refreshing that a man and a guitar become the most popular music in the midst of all this gay crap of these days.

[Kugelfisch]

That's really the only aspect. It's not even cleverly written.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

It's about politics in music.

[Lindsay's Liver]

It's not a good song, but it's passable compared to other right-wing country songs which are some of the worst music ever recorded. I would never listen to it for pleasure, but at least it doesn't sound like a Bon Jovi reject.

[Kugelfisch]

It's useless music, void of meaning besides being partisan to very current times made by morons for morons.
In ten seconds, I can look up a playlist on Spotify of old Country and get over 100 better songs by better musicians. All working class stuff, none woke, all better-written. I don't need a young faggot telling me that shit's bad. I know that and I guarantee that I'm much more based than any of those faggots.

I'm not the target audience for that shit. It's for Q-Anon boomers that believe Fox News is counter culture.

[rabidtictac]

Country is a lot like Punk as in that both are dead genres with just flavoured Pop being left of them that is utterly insufferable.
Unlike Punk, Country used to be good.

Country used to be good too. It just stopped being good before any of us were born. My grandfather was an amazing musician and he used to play and sing songs to us kids when we were young. Almost always they were country songs, but country songs so old that nobody here was alive when they were written.

[ebin namefag]

I just saw a news report about this guy on our national television, comparing him to (young) Bruce Springsteen and claiming that progressives have abandoned the working class.

The hack bit to bring up every time Bruce Feldstein is brought up is to say he was never true and honest working class.

This is the only "change" that electing Giorgia Meloni brought.

She can change my loaded adult diaper with her teeth.

Country is a lot like Punk as in that both are dead genres

There is literally nothing wrong with having an autistic and embarrassing fixation on a dead genre of music.

I don't quite understand what is so special about this "Rich Men North Of Richmond" song.

It's there.

Yeah, the guy can sing

Eh.

I would never listen to it for pleasure

I don't pleasure myself listening to music either.

It's useless music

All music is.

I'm not the target audience for that shit.

Every time the Jews astroturf a new country song as the new hotness in dated ideas it's an opportunity for "internet people" to go "Who is this for?" and "Things were better in the past."

Love Desperado.

Love Sue Lightning.

[Kugelfisch]

Kudos for being both the best and dumbest poster on here that isn't the kigunigger.

Country used to be good too.

Reading comprehension? Punk was never good.

[AdorableOtter]

INB4 DHI do a 180 and goes into we was always right mode.