Are you country? Rock and roll?
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thesagittarian12 says,
Definitely rock and roll. :-DAmapola says,
whatever makes me shake my booty... a dancing soul just needs music, any music.catsmeow says,
Definitely NOT country. Rock and roll, yes, but more jazz and funk than anything else.Bevvie says,
gangster rapthesagittarian12 says,
Gangster Granny Rap perhaps, Bevo? ;-)sisterpoet says,
if your gonna go ganster...spell it right (which really looks wrong) gangsta. LOL! or is it ganstah? Well it is def not er ending. Btw, I love rock and roll:)Bevvie says,
I'm not hardcore enough to be gangsta in music taste. Besides, I just wanted to mess with Sag. And it worked.Bevvie says,
I like my rap mild!Bevvie says,
I'm not hardcore enough to be gangsta in music taste. Besides, I just wanted to mess with Sag. And it worked.marymc says,
Rock. Country. Funk. Opera. Folk. Blues.thesagittarian12 says,
Re the "gangsta" spelling. I was only following Granny Spice's lead- which is a course of action fraught with danger at the best of times! ;-)Bevvie says,
Granny Spice! I like that, Sag! And you are right to follow my lead! Besides, Gangster Rap is Gangsta Rap Light!sisterpoet says,
Tupac was a gansta...Al Capone was a ganster. Did Al make music:)solitude says,
Maybe it's a regional thing but I never made out at a school dance to a country song. Free Bird or Stairway to Heaven, tyvm.KharisJo says,
Cold Chisel sag. ref our prev postings, can you remember their final song in Sydney? and Third Day which is kinda rock/country/gospel all in one.thesagittarian12 says,
Clearest memories of that night were buying a black "Last Stand" t-shirt and Jimmy Barnes running into the crowd. We were in the top right hand corner as you look at the stage, but the view was still good. Awesome night and one to tell the grand-kids, should I end up having any. I've never heard of Third Day, but will check out. Chisel have a new, official website that's worth a look. Pleased to see they still plan on releasing a new album this year despite Steve Prestwich's sad passing.KharisJo says,
Thanks sag will check it out. Jimmy can't scream quite like he used to, but I guess that goes for all of us too.JL1963 says,
lil bit country, lil bit rockHen3ry says,
I am Southern Gospel. That's all.JAD says,
I like all music, agree with Amapola,if it's the right beat you're gonna react. Sometimes the lyrics don't get my attention unless it's a ballard(I'm a romantic) OR something without a whole lot of screaming.