Hes been one of my steady favorites since he first came around and his versatility still continues to grow. However has anyone heard Ted Nugents two newest albums 1. Love Grenade and 2. Fred The Bear sorry Wolfie no relation.
Review: Kid Rock... Rock N Roll Jesus
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Kirby Ball
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***k yeah
Probably wouldn't be a Kid Rock album without it though...
It's sorta like watching the movie Dogma, in terms of his use of expletives. It just wouldn't be the same without it, IMHO...
Kirby, did ya read my first few lines?
:sqerr:That said, like Crank Dat, I'm not playing that stuff in public.
I'd play All Summer Long in public
The worst lyrics in there, are "smokin' funny things", "sippin' whiskey out the bottle".
I hear worse than that on TV everyday :sqerr:
The worst lyrics in there, are "smokin' funny things", "sippin' whiskey out the bottle".
I hear worse than that on TV everyday :sqerr:
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Kirby Ball
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Kirby, did ya read my first few lines?
That said, like Crank Dat, I'm not playing that stuff in public.
LOL, sometime ago..guess I should have gone back and reread it.
Funny...
Some people can use expletives in a way that enhances what they are trying to say, and some just throw them around, for the sake of being an idiot, or cool guy, or whatever.
I don't see Kid as the latter type...
His music has depth, and I think he uses his to make a point, in a somewhat self-deprecating way.
YMMV, just my humble opinion
Some people can use expletives in a way that enhances what they are trying to say, and some just throw them around, for the sake of being an idiot, or cool guy, or whatever.
I don't see Kid as the latter type...
His music has depth, and I think he uses his to make a point, in a somewhat self-deprecating way.
YMMV, just my humble opinion
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Kirby Ball
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Your Fault Papa
Ok, Papa I gave it a listening at Hank's Lounge (Thanks Hank) and I was pretty impressed. Over all it's an "in your face" rock and roll recording.
I will put this on my "personal" list of discs to get.
Personally, I bet you could play this whole disc at a Bubble Party!
:sqerr:
Gracias, dude.
Ok, Papa I gave it a listening at Hank's Lounge (Thanks Hank) and I was pretty impressed. Over all it's an "in your face" rock and roll recording.
I will put this on my "personal" list of discs to get.
Personally, I bet you could play this whole disc at a Bubble Party!
:sqerr:Gracias, dude.
Get back to work Son
While yer at it, replace the news guys talking head audio, with New Orleans from my other Kid.
Trust me, the world will be a better place
While yer at it, replace the news guys talking head audio, with New Orleans from my other Kid.
Trust me, the world will be a better place
Here's a good one for ya Son... Bit of trivia, or just the imagination of the ol' man
Figure out where the backbeat from New Orleans came from.
Think 70's.
Damn, the trains going by, I can't hear myself
Figure out where the backbeat from New Orleans came from.
Think 70's.
Damn, the trains going by, I can't hear myself
LOL.... I've often tried to figure it out and can't... but I know that I SHOULD know.... it sounds so familiar.
Take yer trusty Rockit, place Grand Funk Railroad's Some Kind Of Wonderful in one deck, and New Orleans in the other.
You can do wonderful, and amazing things, mixing those two together
You can do wonderful, and amazing things, mixing those two together
