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Bluegrass vs Country
Date: November 18, 2012 05:55AM

Can you tell the difference?

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: Bill.N. ()
Date: November 18, 2012 07:43AM

Yes.

Sorry but I couldn't resist. On this one Wikipedia probably does as good a job as anyone could in explaining the difference.

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: Log ()
Date: November 18, 2012 08:03AM

Denim and Diamonds Wrote:
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> Can you tell the difference?


Meade Skelton's new song "Hot Baloney, Eggs, and Gravy" is a country ditty heavily influenced by bluegrass.

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: countryblue ()
Date: November 18, 2012 09:00AM

Yeah. Bluegrass uses more acoustic instruments in general. Has a different sound, with mandolin, banjo, fiddle, and strings. Country is a lot mroe commerical and has more elements of Pop music, but has been that way for quite some time. Country music is more geared toward Popular songwriting, whereas bluegrass is pure mountain music w/harmonies, etc.

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: 0tter ()
Date: November 18, 2012 09:17AM

Bluegrass > country

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: Pik'r ()
Date: November 18, 2012 09:36AM

It's always bewildered me how some people can be so dumb when it
comes to defining Bluegrass. I once read a Washington Post article
that said it was an "offshoot" of Country. I guess the author was
too lazy to look up Bill Monroe on the web but for a writer with
an Ivy League degree I'd expect more. I wouldn't expect him to know
the difference between Bluegrass and Mountain Music either but I've
learned to ignore know-it-all Flatlanders anyway.

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: Merle Kilgore ()
Date: November 18, 2012 05:38PM

Is this sort along the lines of K-Pop versus late 1990's early 2000's American Pop


they ain't very creative but they sure know how to stealideas. I guess its the politically correct thing these daze

And what about electronica/house/dance music my fucking ears are bleeding
thumpthumpthumpthumpthump

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: bluegrass banjo ()
Date: November 19, 2012 01:48AM

hi, eesh


hi, cary

this thread was started by eesh under a troll attack account. look into it if you get a minute. troll/attack accounts are against the rules, yes?

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: eesh ()
Date: November 19, 2012 01:58AM

bluegrass banjo Wrote:
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> hi, eesh
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> hi, cary
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> this thread was started by eesh under a troll
> attack account. look into it if you get a minute.
> troll/attack accounts are against the rules, yes?




What exactly is an attack account? Can there be a defense account? What about an asymmetric warfare account? An insurgency account?


Anyway, I'm going to bed. When I get up, maybe the anon poster will have explained why a thread about country music and a benign screen name bother him/her so much.

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Re: Bluegrass vs Country
Posted by: Colony is a good movie ()
Date: August 31, 2013 06:07AM

What would Meade rather play?

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