mhatten said:
I am the music police and the fashion police (remember that thread in politics I
posted),
I should apply to be a moderator.
I'm still with PKR on this one... He looks suave...
I am sorry to hear about your ears. I must say though without knowing that specific information did I make the call or what, see music police
Ah, no biggie. Its not really a problem except for music and when people slur their words.
Bah, you're going to have to pick one and share the other with Elanor here... music or fashion. However, as noted in your link above, you obviously know nothing about fashion!
He's still too tres chic!
Admit, it.. you love plaid!
I didn't take it as a slur James it just seemed to pop out of nowhere.
Good then, but we were talking about Don's political views... I figured it was more of a line-drive than out of the ball park
Conservative musicians hmmmmm
Beethoven, Bach ohh I guess you meant in today's era
LOL, the funny part is that I
almost said don't even think about going there (Bach came right to mind!) since you set the advent around the age of Rock-n-roll. So don't cheat!
Besides, we can't independently confirm Bach was conservative.
Although his death did signal the end of the Baroque period of music, so you could possibly stretch to say he clinged tightly to tradition.
Thin though...veeeeery thin!
God bless President Bush, and God bless America! shouted Johnny Ramone, center, flanked by Dee Dee Ramone, left, and Marky Ramone at the Ramones induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2002.
But were they being
serious?
However, that's good... you came up with a whole, single one band.
Actually, I know of two artist that tilt conservative but maybe I'll wait and see if someone can guess who they are....
*pause*
"Conservativepunk.com" isn't a band. And read this clip from the site:
"Punk music has been, and still is, one of the most heavy-handed genres of music there is. Unfortunately the topics of such heavy-handed songs are almost always seeped in left wing propaganda, bumper sticker rallying calls and oversimplifications of otherwise complex topics."
*resume*
here and a large number of country music musicians are conservative.
Mmmm.. I can't buy into those kind of assumptions. Particularly when some of the biggest names in country are Democrats (Dixie Chicks, Toby Keith). C'mon though... this should be eeeeeasy considering how many liberal musicians I can name..... let's see actualy names of conservative bands.
If I go to see Bob Dylan or U2 I am not going to be surprised if they take a moment to discuss something political and that goes for any other outwardly political musician.
Most people are fairly informed about these two in particular. They're pretty high profile when it comes to their position on issues and politics, just like Willie Nelson.
Ohh I would mind that indeed, but if they stopped for Kerry
Ah-ha! So if they stopped it for Bush you
would be upset about it, wouldn't you?
Again James that is not the same thing at all.
Seriously I would not mind if it was done before the start of the movie or after the movie but to stop the movie yes I would object if it was for Bush , Kerry or anyone. Music is however different, between songs one can take time to politicize, not that I advocate that but they could.
Most don't.... at least, I'm a veteran of many, many concerts (which probably didn't help my hearing either
) and I can't recall a single political lecture given at any of them... not even as just a brief respite between songs. I've seen roughly 30+ bands in concert too.