[CWRWinger]

I see we have some very basic differences in the definition of what is music. Any 'music' which incorporates the antipathetic beat in a disproportional way is not music, regardless how clever the strings are strummed or who strummed them.

Yes, I believe if someone sings cleaner songs it is an indicator they live a cleaner life. What's your point?

As for T.T & A.J., I haven't the slightest idea who they are and really could care less. I classify this as 'useless information'. When it comes to 'pop culture' music, I don't need to know, just like I don't need to stop at every trash dumpster I pass and see if it contains trash.

[Vigilantcitizen]

"Yes, I believe if someone sings cleaner songs it is an indicator they live a cleaner life. What's your point?

Point is, don't judge a book by it's cover.

I am not going to slander anyone, but there are certain female country stars, who sing innocent music, that can hang with the rock boys in the intoxication department.

"As for T.T & A.J., I haven't the slightest idea who they are and really could care less. I classify this as 'useless information'. When it comes to 'pop culture' music, I don't need to know, just like I don't need to stop at every trash dumpster I pass and see if it contains trash.

First Travis Tritt and Alan Jackson are both country stars, not pop. I know that you consider this "Useless Information" and could really care less, but you brought it up.

And their music is far from thrashy.

I can tell from the tone of your post and lack of reasons why you hold your opinion, that you are set in your opinion on this subject.

Good day, sir.