Posted on 08/03/2013 12:02:37 PM PDT by NotYourAverageDhimmi
So are methheads the same critter as meth-mutants then ? Also do you need a habitat stamp & license to hunt them ?
I sort of like Uncle Cracker, he’s OK, but I never realized that Jack White of the White Stripes was also from Detroit.
I got into the White Stripes only fairly recently but that was only because of Jack White’s other band; The Racontours; their most recent album “Consolers of the Lonely” is among my favorite albums of all time, there is not one bad or throw away song on the entire album. If you’ve never given it a listen, you might like it.
Jack White is a very talented and versatile musician, much under rated IMO. His collaborations with other artists across many different genres and musical styles is impressive (everyone from Loretta Lynn to Wanda Jackson to Alicia Keys to Insane Clown Posse to the Rolling Stones to Jimmy Page to Ricky Skaggs).
Old Enough [featuring Ricky Skaggs and Ashley Monroe]
The original album version.
Another artist who also hails from Detroit is Sufjan Stevens. You probably recognize his music from the instrumental in the most recent Red Bull Commercial.
The Source Timelapse (with Sufjan Stevens - Redford)
Perhaps not everyone’s cup of tea (Sufjan Stevens – he’s a bit strange) but Casimir Pulaski Day from his album “Illinois” BTW is really not a song about Casimir Pulaski, but a song about Steven’s high school girl friend who died from bone cancer on Casimir Pulaski Day – probably one of the most honest and absolutely one of the most heart breaking songs I’ve ever heard. OTOH, his song “Jacksonville” makes me smile.
Salon says Detroit is bankrupt because racists like Hannity hate motown music.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3050576/posts
The simple fact is that motown music came and went but Detroit is still musically very strong and has produced some of the biggest names out there like Madonna and rappers who I could live without. As far as the traditional Motown music, its not being made anywhere.
I like The Raconteurs video. Its got kind of an old style like the mid 70s Jethro Tull or something.
‘Well that balding white guy could have been Obama’s uncle.’
HAH!!!!
Well Uncle Kracker is from Detroit.
LOL!!! Love the padlock and bloodstains!
All rappers are wannabe bad asses that are total wimps, who would cower in fear, if they were challenged by a grandma in a wheel chair. I don’t know why any one buys their phony attitude.
He’s definitely one of the good guys.
Unlike Michael Moore he doesn’t just flap his gums while soaking up taxpayer subsidies. Kid Rock puts his money where his mouth is and promotes love of America and Michigan in particular.
Same with Uncle Kracker. He got his start in the Detroit rap scene but quickly left it behind once Kid Rock started backing him. Now UK sings what some call “Hick Hop”. Anybody who says the Detroit music scene is dead is a fool.
Good to be me is a great tune with Kid Rock.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06WM8oLH87M
This guy is also out of Detroit. I think its got kind of a blugrass 70s rock mix.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq82rN3HC1w
What about Bob Seger? Is he a conservative?
They’re considered vermin, like feral hogs, all you need is any valid hunting license.
“I’d say he needs to reposition or add a camera so it catches the license plate of any vehicle approaching. That’s pretty basic.”
There are no front license plates in MI.
Kid Rock should change the name of his band...
“Creepy and the Ass Crackers”
Bob Seger is a rabid barking moonbat. He is to the left of Jane Fonda.
Wow! I always had wondered about where he stood. Too bad. Thanks for the info.
bttt
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