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Showing posts with label Corb Lund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corb Lund. Show all posts
Jan 27, 2022
Aug 27, 2021
The Crud Report: September 2021 (Yeah, it's early)
Yeah, it's a few days early. I'm ready for summer to hurry up and get out of here.
Jun 18, 2020
Twister Country Reaction Gifs
When you see somebody headed to the Kane Brown concert
Insert Gary Levox joke
The only thing running through a bro-country fan's head when they wake up hung over in a pasture
When the "country" station plays Sam Hunt
♫ ♬ We were sitting on the front porch
With the weather rolling in
Laughing louder than the big south wind ♫ ♬
"Hey check out the new John Baumann album"
When she admits she's a Thomas Rhett fan
The office where Luke Bryan cowrites songs is also know as
Sep 13, 2019
Dec 14, 2017
WWE Country Reaction Gifs 26
The pro wrestling equivalent of
Bebe Rexha having the #1 Hot Country Song
I found some Cole Swindell songs on this refurbished
laptop I bought. What should I do with them?
Hayes Carll, John Evans, and Corb Lund are
putting out an album together in 2018
"But evolution… you're just jealous…
stop being so negative…"
"Why can't I listen to Dylan Scott's Christmas album?"
Still more interesting than a Lady Antebellum album:
What it feels like to hear Walker Hayes for the first time
Reading the YouTube comments under a Kane Brown video
Dec 13, 2016
Song Premiere: Caroline Reese - Airshow
She and the Drifting Fifth have toured nationally and opened for Grammy nominees and winners including Chris Stapleton and Brandi Carlile. Reese has also opened up for americana stalwarts John Hiatt, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Corb Lund, and the Secret Sisters.
We're premiering "Airshow" from Reese's forthcoming album Tenderfoot, out January 6th. It's a bouncing, twangy pop-rock tune with the longings and explorations of adolescence pumping through its veins.
Reese says of the song: "The lyrics in 'Airshow' were inspired by a World War II re-enactment in my hometown every year and a Rainer Maria Rilke quote that I heard the songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard say to the audience - 'Our fears are like dragons guarding our most precious treasures.'
The narrator is probably in her late teens, and the story is about being that age in a county fair or carnival setting and looking for trouble. The music, like the narrator's night, has highs and lows. But I wanted the end of the song to feel like taking off in a rocket ship underneath that final line, 'Fears are dragons, fears are M-16's.'
Enjoy!
Oct 30, 2014
Bryx Ft. Corb Lund - Gravedigger (Remix) ...perfect for Halloween
Sometimes it's okay to remix country songs, or introduce EDM elements into country. Here's one of those times.
Jul 7, 2014
Nov 25, 2013
Monday Morning Memes: Cole Swindell, Corb Lund, etc.
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Nov 8, 2013
Aug 22, 2013
Feb 19, 2013
Larry Lee the Primitive Baptist Reviews: Corb Lund - Bible on the Dash
(listen at this link)
This song is about using the Holy Word as a smoke screen to throw cops off the trail of any illicit behavior by sinful musicians touring the south. I am so turned off by this vulgar premise, I can hardly listen to the song.
I assume Mr. Lund and Mr. Carll were partaking of the devil's vine and suckling at the devil's teat before proceeding on their hell-ride from town to town, proselytizing to the trucker cap and pearl-snap shirt wearing masses. Being the enlightened liberal sort, they assumed it was okay for them to disregard some local trivialities such as red lights and speed limits. Being from the' open-minded' great white north and the self-important state of Texas, these two are already high on themselves, so it must have made for quite the ego trip.
When the yocal sheriff or deputy dared to approach their sin-chariot, one of these two jackwads made sure to slap a stolen Gideon Bible on the dash like some handicap placard in a Walmart parking lot. For shame. The Word is not a shield for iniquities. It is a sword against the same.
I feel bad for these enforcement officers, unwise to the worldliness of these jaded Americana purveyors. I feel worse for the souls of Carll and Lund. Each time they performed this ruse, ol' Satan himself turned up the temperature of their future holding cells a few degrees, laughing through his fearsome teeth all the while.
If I hear of either of these vile artists putting on a show in my state (probably in the wretched sin-den of Oxford), I will alert local authorities to their scam. Perhaps you should overlook the cheap, unruffled pages of the Holy tome and use the good sense the Lord gave you. If it smells like the mary jane, and drives like an idiot on COPS and bears the reddened eyes of a pot junky, perhaps this is not the touring van of a Christian artist. No sir, these fellows are spreading evil and should be brought to justice.
"Bible on the Dash" is not so much a song as it is encouragement for other wayward singers to use the same dastardly fraud to get away with their crimes against decency and God. Corb and Hayes, fall upon your knees and beg Him to set your path toward righteousness.
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Feb 9, 2013
Jan 3, 2013
FTM Top 75 Albums of 2012: 21-50
We're getting close now. Almost any of these could have easily made the top 20 in a lesser year.
Did I miss anything? Well, wait and tell me tomorrow when I reveal FTM's top 20 albums of 2012.
For now. 21-50:
Full of wit and askew approaches, Corb's Cabin Fever has nearly completed my transformation from respectful admirer to fan to obsessed fan. He's an acquired taste,
but it's well worth the effort coming around to his unique vibe and sound.
Standout tracks: Bible on the Dash, One Left in the Chamber, Cows Around
23. The Gaslight Anthem - Handwritten
Who'd have ever thought you'd see Kellie on a Farce the Music "best of" list and not just
in ridiculous memes and jokes about her "blonde-ness" and amplifications to her figure? Well here she is.
She said she'd put out a classic country album and she followed through. 100 Proof is not just an experiment either - it's full-blown, cry in your beer, lock your cheatin' spouse out, burn down the honky tonk country music. And for her effort? No hits and dropped from her label. Nashville sucks.
Standout tracks: Long As I Never See You Again, Mother's Day.
A late discovery that probably would have ended up much higher on this list if I'd had more time with it.
RIYL: Ryan Adams, Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark.
Standout tracks: Jericho(!), Forgotten Flowers
30. Soundgarden - King Animal
31. Japandroids - Celebration Rock
Another album that might have climbed higher if I'd heard it earlier. Imagine Fleet Foxes with (100x)
the vitality and actual hooks. Makes sense because J. Tillman was a member of Fleet Foxes.
Fear Fun retains a lot of the indie vibe with its off-kilter lyrics but delivers for those of us who prefer a rootsier sound with a true alt-country delivery and even some Gram Parsons-esque desert rock.
Standout tracks: Nancy From Now On, Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
I can't say enough about this band. If you'd like Lucero by way of The Ramones, this is the album for you.
Passion, sorrow, humor and swagger. It's all here. And just look at that cover.
Standout tracks: White Bluff, Daddy's Breath
37. Rival Sons - Head Down
38. The Dirty Guv'nahs - Somewhere Beneath These Southern Skies
40. Alan Jackson - Thirty Miles West
43. Jack White - Blunderbuss
44. Kathleen Edwards - Voyageur
49. fun. - Some Nights
50. Frank Ocean - channel orange
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