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Love all those songs!! The eagles are awesome!!! You listened to last dance with mary jane by tom petty?

As a matter of fact I listen to the greatest hits collection regulary

 

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BG Nation(Brantley Gilbert)

along with

Colt Ford

The Lacs

Moonshine Bandits

and some other random mainstream stuff that sings about drinking and trucks

 

I like BG and his music so much we decided to name our son Brantley Dale Thorson who was born a little over a month ago

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Jamey Johnson is the best "real" country singer out these. His voice is amazing

 

 

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Anything by killswitch engage. I also like lil john and ice cube together and separately. Deadmau5 is good so you can see I like everything even country! Drives my gf insane when I bang the hard rap though because the system in my sunfire is insane loud bass. She prefers just country and new pop stuff which I don't mind either.

 

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Aaron Lewis - Country Boy. Little edgy, but there is soo much truth in this song, I love it!

 

 

 

Also listen to a lil of everything. Mostly country. Love Hank, Garth, Waylon, all the old and the new. Some rock, alternative.

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Aaron Lewis - Country Boy. Little edgy, but there is soo much truth in this song, I love it!

 

Also listen to a lil of everything. Mostly country. Love Hank, Garth, Waylon, all the old and the new. Some rock, alternative.

 

I LOVE that song!! according to itunes i have listened to it 77 times. I also love his song "in color" and "high cost of living"
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I listen to everything, but Country I just can't get into it.

 

Some of the stuff I listen to.

 

Tech N9ne

Fleet Foxes

deadmau5

Phillip Glass

2Pac

The Smashing Pumpkins

 

Amongst many others.

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Country, Latino, Rock and Roll, Alternative Rock, Classical, Instrumental, and whats on the radio. No Rap, Metal, or music that refers to depression, suicide, violence, rape, and anything that refers to anti-Christian.

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I'm obviously old skool......but every time I hear Rock the Casbah by the Kinks, I can't help myself!

 

 

WTF? Rock the Casbah is The Clash.

 

 

 

As for me... I like everything from Ray Price to Iron Maiden to The Sone Roses to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

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Love this song and the truck in the video, reminds me of up here lol

 

 

 

 

 

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I LOVE that song!! according to itunes i have listened to it 77 times. I also love his song "in color" and "high cost of living"

 

Love those songs too, but they are by Jamey Johnson.

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I like a bunch of different country artists and other than that I'd say my favorite band is the Dropkick Murphys.

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