Does anyone like this stuff....

[Rackmaster]

Beastie Boys.

1st started listening to them at 13.

 

[Jeff C.]

All joking aside, I recently discovered these after going down the Youtube wormhole.
To be honest, I'm fascinated by this stuff, and some of the throat singing.

 

[Ruger#3]

You picked the one genre I cannot abide.

 

[Silver Britches]

Beastie Boys.

Well I'll be! I reckon you were telling the truth! That album is a classic, actually. I too listen to a lot of different types of music. My Apple music playlist is full of different genres of music. I love music!

Jam on, brother!

 

[Jeff C.]

 

[Jeff C.]

You picked the one genre I cannot abide.

Very rarely if ever listen to Rap.

 

[Silver Britches]

All joking aside, I recently discovered these after going down the Youtube wormhole.
To be honest, I'm fascinated by this stuff, and some of the throat singing.

That's the thing about Youtube. You never know what you may discover there.

 

[Cmp1]

Blackberry Smoke?

 

[Cmp1]

Very rarely if ever listen to Rap.

Linkin Park,with Jay Z isn't bad,,,,

 

[Cmp1]

Can't post it,language,,,,but good rocker,,,,Numb,,,,

 

[Mike 65]

I first heard this style watching SOA came to like it.

This

 

[sea trout]

All joking aside, I recently discovered these after going down the Youtube wormhole.
To be honest, I'm fascinated by this stuff, and some of the throat singing.

Wow that's very interesting!

 

[Jeff C.]

 

[Jeff C.]

Wow that's very interesting!

It definitely caught my attention.

 

[Jeff C.]

Can't leave this out, just can't do it.

 

[Keebs]

Chief, you have opened mine eyes!! I'm likin the dark country!!

 

[Jeff C.]

Chief, you have opened mine eyes!! I'm likin the dark country!!

Sweet, I likes it too.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Yessir, most of that stuff is right up my alley. I like it. I like all kinds of music, but it has to be real and raw around the edges.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Sooooo, what's your favorite rap album?

Moccasin Creek: Born Ready and Allowed to be Loud. Tupac: Me Against the World is pretty good, and Kid Rock: The History of Rock and Devil Without a Cause.

 

[elfiii]

Tom Waits went country?