Country Music

Mostly Uninteresting

by Paul Jason Clegg (cleggp@megadodo.com)
written 06 Jan 1993

This article is classified "Real"


Country music (sometimes called "Country Western," though that's basically
redundant but those who listen to it usually don't care about redundancy,
or care about it, either) is hard to characterize.  Unless you like it,
you hate it intensely.  If you like it, you probably hate everything else
intensely.  While several country music groups have tried to slide their
style into a more acceptable niche, they've only met with limited success.

If you see people playing music, you can probably calculate that they are
playing country music if you sense an inordinate number of cowboy boots,
cowboy hats, women with chunky thighs, sequins, tassels, and fringe.  The
elderly also seems to be a prevalent subsection of the audience for
country music.

If you take pride in your ability to be sensical, sane, and generally
happy, you have been warned to stay away from country music.

See also:
  • Radio
  • Dallas, Texas, USA, Earth
  • Country Music, A Guide To

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