It’s the joy of low expectations, if it’s anything other than vinegar I’ll be delighted!

I think Harleys are generally kinda cool, but their riders, my god... giant douchebags and they never wave back unless you’re on a Harley. Fuck ‘em.

I’ve seen plenty of millennials on Harleys they just are not new ones. I had a 30 year old co-worker go from a early or mid 2000s sportster to a shovel head hardtail for some reason. It’s more of a case of the boomers had disposal income than millennials at the same age.

Reminds me of that Mini CPO ad. “Sure, she’s used, but does it really matter?”

Prine and Hiatt are pretty similar in being unappreciated.

Your post is marked 11:46 you lying sack of shit!

That was WLAC. At night that station’s signal could be heard pretty much across the eastern third of the country and as far west as Texas/Oklahoma/Nebraska/Kansas, and most of the Carribean. It’s one of the original “clear channel” stations. I can still get it in western Alabama, and in Florida whenever I’m on the…

But unknown aside from music nerds. Maybe because he doesn’t fit in one genre.

“For those too young to know better those groups played rock with a little country flavor.”

I’m a day late on this but I hope this helps:

Cadillac with Tennessee Plates

Not trolling, just not educated enough re: country music i guess.

Country. The car references in rap songs are just flaunting money - the car is just an object. Blah. Those are often poorly-rhymed, too. In country songs, the vehicle is part of a tale. It was an imprint on the singer’s memory. Little Red Rodeo; Daddy Let Me Drive; Red Ragtop... Take the car out, the song changes.…

I got me a Chrysler, it seats about 20.....

What if you just get the tip?

He definitely owns at least 1 prius

OJ Simpson murdered a person....trans and gay people merely exist along with women. If you need 3 sentences of backpedaling to get your point across maybe rethink it.

Agreed. That was the golden age of rap, IMHO.

Not all of it was good then, and not all of it is bad now.