Hey, somebody finally tried me. That's pretty accurate. That YT video is my soul.

I'll retort.

WWWP

The Microphones
Why?
The Books
Wu-Tang Clan

Oh yeah I forgot, if you're gonna throw a country artist up there then go with Townes Van Zandt. I love Dolly for her catchy tunes, emotive singing, and larger-than-life personality, but dear god is Townes the beating heart and soul of nihilistic despair, with far more interesting instrumentation and more solid albums. And he got me into country. "Our Mother the Mountain" may very well always be my favorite country song.

Townes Van Zandt was a folk singer.

Well, duh, assbag, but you can't listen to a folk singer with a Texas accent who makes songs like "Pancho and Lefty" and not think of country. I highly doubt he made the distinction himself at any rate.

Dolly George Jones Willie Nelson Townes Van Zandt

Wouldn't have thought of you as a genre fascist but good job, loser.

Thanks, winner.

Anytime, Nazi.

This is getting reichdiculous

If this keeps up I'm moving to Saucewitz.

RYM says otherwise:

Townes Van Zandt
[Artist5191]

Born
March 7, 1944, Fort Worth, TX, United States
Died
January 1, 1997, Smyrna, TN, United States
Notes
Father of John T. Van Zandt.
Genres
Singer/Songwriter, Country, Contemporary Folk, Progressive Country, Americana, Outlaw Country

The algorithm that determines artist genres on RYM leaves much to be desired. For example, you will frequently see artists listed as "Christmas Music" artists despite only contributing one track to a VA compilation of Christmas music.

EDIT: I'm not weighing in, I'm just saying that sometimes genres are determined in error.

I don't really care either. I'm just stirring the ****, as Batty taught me to. :)

Yesss

rostasi:

Iannis Xenakis
Kylie Minogue
John Zorn
Sublime Frequencies label

Frownland

Captain Beefheart
John Cale
John Coltrane
Ornette Coleman

|Frownland.

Billy Woods
Captain Beefheart
John Zorn
This Heat

MicShazam

Cristiana Branco
Judie Tzuke
Kobra and the Lotus
Dir En Grey

maybe

Branco and Tzuke could potentially become top 4 in the future. I've still got less than a year's worth of familiarity with either.

Kobra and the Lotus... Their new album is one of my favorite metal albums of the year so far, but they're still more of a band in which I see great potential, than a band that I love to death at this point.

Dir En Grey: Yeah, no denying that. That band is so much a part of the fabric of my life at this point that I can't imagine life without.

So that's 1 out of 4 right on, and 2 that were sort of close but no cigar.

Only one person has tried to do mine here. Is it that hard?

you have pretty eclectic tastes to be fair

Gavin Bryars
Grandaddy
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
Kraftwerk

???

Janszoon

Igorrr
Shining
Harry Nilsson
Alien Sex Fiend

Tipper has to be in there somewhere i think

Norg
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Korn
Mike patton
Phil Anselmo
Dillinger Escape plan

1Blankmind

Slipknot
Queens of the Stone Age
Soundgarden
Nirvana

:laughing:

RIP :laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing: