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Topic: To who it may concern Return to archive
09-12-03 03:48 PM
Mother baby I just want to apologize to everyone and especially those who posted on the Shania Twain and the Swamp Pop threads for deleting them. I assume that's very bad "neticutte" on a message board most of the time, especially when people take the time to make some nice well thought out posts. To the posters, well I'm sorry I wasted your time.

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09-12-03 03:53 PM
Sir Stonesalot "This ain't country music. It's just soft rock feminist crap! And I thought country hit bottom back in the days of Ronnie Milsap."

Robbie Fulks-Fuck This Town, from the album "South Mouth".

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09-12-03 04:35 PM
Highwire Rob No problem, Mother Baby, I have a habit of backing up most of everything I post (goes with being in Quality Assurance field ) But I still haven't heard if anyone else likes the Gourds?

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Interesting read...

What do you guys think of the Gourds? I believe that Texan band has some "Swamp Pop" mixed in to it's Bluegrass, Country, and Rock. It's hard to place them in an exact genre but they are excellent musicians and really rock, too. I have yet to see them in concert but they are at the top of my list with Of A Revolution (O.A.R.).

I first heard the Gourd's rendition of Snoop's Gin & Juice and still love it. In fact, because I don't listen to rap/hip hop, I thought it was their original song. Anyway, anyone who likes the Stones southern/country ventures like Dead Flowers will dig the Gourds. Check their samples out on the Web (CDNow.com for example).