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  1. Jun 29th 2009, 11:56 PM #1
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    Music fans: Country or Classic Rock,or Bluegrass?

    I'm a classic rock guy,always have.Even though I try to listen to comtempary Christian music,I can't get into the new stuff.I like Phil Keaggy and Rich Mullens,and a few more.Ok,I do like Third Day,guitar bands. I'm a guitar player,and most of my influences come from the 60's and 70's.Guys like Eric Clapton,George Harrison,Neil Young,etc.I can listen to old country,but I hate the newer stuff.Is this just me? lol! Anyway,what kind of music you all listen to?
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    Classic rock for me. I can't stand country.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NotMyOwn View Post
    Classic rock for me. I can't stand country.
    Me neither! Strangely I can listen to bluegrass,go figure.
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    Pretty much mostly rock, and many forms of it for me. From classic to various forms of metal to more pop-stuff. Probably my favourite group long term has been Van Halen (both Roth and Hagar versions).

    Never was a big fan of country; probably from growing up in the city.
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    Classic Rock for me. Country doesn't usually do it for me... but I have been accused of doing a very good rendition of "Six Days on the Road"... if you like your country old school.
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    I like all three...
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  7. Jun 30th 2009, 03:54 AM #7
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    Bluegrass Gospel for this ol boy I love to be around that pickin and grinnin...
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    Being the country boy that I am, I like country music prior to around 1996. Today's stuff is absolutely horrible, in my humble opinion. I also like classic rock and some modern alternative, although I prefer the stuff from the 90's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buck shot View Post
    Bluegrass Gospel for this ol boy I love to be around that pickin and grinnin...
    I wasn't much into bluegrass until I got a mandolin. I have a new respect for mady players. Those necks are tiny!
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    Classic Rock, the others can go away and i'd never miss them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KATMAN View Post
    I wasn't much into bluegrass until I got a mandolin. I have a new respect for mady players. Those necks are tiny!
    one 0f our deacons just started on the mandolin about 6 months ago, he is doing pretty good! Your right, those folks earn respect
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    In Christian music, there is music to satisfy everyone's taste. From classic rock(ballads and such) to Bluegrass and country to Rap and R&B to Heavy metal and hard rock.

    My favorite is hard rock or metal(Christian of course). However, I was brought up on country, went to many a bluegrass festival as a kid, and gradually grew into my favorite of the 3 choices-classic rock
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    Saturday at the Tea Party in Lufkin, Texas there was a wide variety of music. My wife was really enjoying the blues singer who played the French Harp (harmonica) while playing the guitar. (She is more rounded that i am toward music i guess, she tapped her foot and bobbed her head with all the groups).

    Then there was a great bluegrass group (old big base, pickin' stick, banjo, couple of guitars) that sang some old songs and even a guy who did a great resortation (spelled wrong i'm sure) of the old flag over the courthouse.

    I was impressed that most of the groups were Christian and proud of it
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