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sonicreducr

sonicreducr

Washington, DC
October 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:09 PM

Is there anyone more useless?

sonicreducr

sonicreducr

Washington, DC
October 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:11 PM

wait... Kelly Clarkson... spoke too soon

Ozzy78

Ozzy78

Modesto, CA
November 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:17 PM

Subways Jared.

ROCKADIVA

ROCKADIVA

Houston, TX
March 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:19 PM

^^^^dingdingding! we have a winner^^^^^^





ties w/ pauly shore....

lowroller

lowroller

Australia
May 2008

SEP 10, 2005 05:24 PM

ROCKADIVA said:
^^^^dingdingding! we have a winner^^^^^^





ties w/ pauly shore....



I'll see your pauly shore and raise you a richard simmons.

AceTracer

AceTracer

Hollywood, FL
January 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:29 PM

About 3 or 4 years ago I went to one of those ClearChannel staged rock festivals that have like 30 bands for $20, mostly only for a couple bands I wanted to see, among them Rob Zombie, who played scenes from House of a 1000 Corpses which he complained nobody would distribute at the time. Also because I'd be going with two hot girls.

Anyway, usually when I go to those things I leave way before the headliner shows up, because they usually suck and I get to be home early without the traffic. In this case as I said I was with two hot girls, and they wanted to stay to see the headliner, which was Kid Rock. I was not looking forward to wasting an hour or more of my life on this.

Sure enough, I spent a good chunk of it sitting on the ground waiting, but what the man lacks in his own music, he makes up for at least in unmitigated talent. He played every instrument on the stage and played a couple classic rock covers which weren't too bad. The stage was also lit up with fireworks and strippers and American flags.

All in all, not a bad show in a totally over the top but fun kind of way; not something I'd have paid to see, but certainly not as bad as many of the pop acts around nowadays.

[Edited on Sep 10, 2005 by AceTracer]

MonsValentine

MonsValentine

Dallas, TX
May 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:40 PM

it's pretty safe to say that kid rock is rather unpopular on this site. i'm definitely not buying his records. i'm guessing you aren't either.

i was at a travis concert in los angeles where they covered britney spears' "baby, one more time". before they played the song, they talked about how people like us hate artists like britney, etc. but then he asked that if she made that many kids so happy to hear her music, is it really such a bad thing? i thought it was a good point. their version was actually quite cool and hilarious.

anyway, with that said, he's doing his 'thang' and not sitting around typing about you and i. so, to each his own, right? that's what makes the world go 'round.

ROCKADIVA

ROCKADIVA

Houston, TX
March 2004

SEP 10, 2005 05:43 PM

^^^Yeah, but could Pauly Shore pull that off? I think not, my friend....I think not...

dkmfc

dkmfc

Germany
January 2003

SEP 10, 2005 05:43 PM

wasn't he in joe dirt?

if that was him, then he was good.

dkmfc

dkmfc

Germany
January 2003

SEP 10, 2005 05:51 PM



yep. that was him on the right.

twasbrillig

twasbrillig

I'm lost
August 2003

SEP 10, 2005 06:08 PM

AceTracer said:

Sure enough, I spent a good chunk of it sitting on the ground waiting, but what the man lacks in his own music, he makes up for at least in unmitigated talent. He played every instrument on the stage and played a couple classic rock covers which weren't too bad. The stage was also lit up with fireworks and strippers and American flags.
[Edited on Sep 10, 2005 by AceTracer]



If you mean bass, keyboards, guitar and drums, I'm not sure I'd be too impressed by that. The only instrument that is not like the other there are the drums. I mean, I can't play any of those things, but I've also never really tried. Did he play them well?

Fatality

Fatality

SUICIDEGIRL

Connecticut, USA

SEP 10, 2005 06:15 PM

Kid Rock is motherfucking fun, trashy, stripper, America shit. And I listen to it, with a level of consciousness, but with pride.

He.is.ridiculous.

[Edited on Sep 10, 2005 by Fatality]

plaxico80

plaxico80

West Palm Beach, FL
October 2004

SEP 10, 2005 06:18 PM

He epitomizes up the word "twat."

AceTracer

AceTracer

Hollywood, FL
January 2004

SEP 10, 2005 06:23 PM

Here's a good example of what I was talking about.

unravled

unravled

Vancouver, WA
August 2003

SEP 10, 2005 06:28 PM

Kid rock served sausage to MisterSatan and me today.

True story.

MisterSatan

MisterSatan

Vancouver, WA
August 2002

SEP 10, 2005 06:29 PM

He did! I wanted to whisper "bawitdaba" to him soooooooo badly, but I got distracted by the twenty-seven different kinds of hot sauce they had.

Anyway, Kid Rock and his hepatitus sure know how to cook a mean sausage.

bean

bean

STAFF

Los Angeles, CA

SEP 10, 2005 06:33 PM

AceTracer said:
Here's a good example of what I was talking about.


From that page...

Story not found.

mamet

mamet

Charleston, SC
March 2005

SEP 10, 2005 06:34 PM

I still listen to Grits Sandwiches For Breakfast on a semi-regular basis. I don't care if he's a douche. While I'm not a big fan of what he's doing now, he's written some incredibly fun and absurd music.

dkmfc

dkmfc

Germany
January 2003

SEP 10, 2005 06:35 PM

bean said:

AceTracer said:
Here's a good example of what I was talking about.


From that page...

Story not found.


that's what he's talking about.

c'mon man, get with the program.

mmmwaffles

mmmwaffles

Hewlett, NY
August 2005

SEP 10, 2005 06:40 PM

I'm not a fan, but I was back in like 8th grade.
I gotta say, even though I really can't stand him anymore, one of his songs has such memorable lyrics.

"I got a whirlpool, don't even ask
Lickin pussy underwater shootin bubbles up your ass"

What a classy fellow. wink

bean

bean

STAFF

Los Angeles, CA

SEP 10, 2005 06:47 PM

dkmfc said:

bean said:

AceTracer said:
Here's a good example of what I was talking about.


From that page...

Story not found.


that's what he's talking about.

c'mon man, get with the program.


ha

RockRBoy

RockRBoy

Brooklyn, NY
August 2004

SEP 10, 2005 06:48 PM

AceTracer said:
About 3 or 4 years ago I went to one of those ClearChannel staged rock festivals that have like 30 bands for $20, mostly only for a couple bands I wanted to see, among them Rob Zombie, who played scenes from House of a 1000 Corpses which he complained nobody would distribute at the time. Also because I'd be going with two hot girls.

Anyway, usually when I go to those things I leave way before the headliner shows up, because they usually suck and I get to be home early without the traffic. In this case as I said I was with two hot girls, and they wanted to stay to see the headliner, which was Kid Rock. I was not looking forward to wasting an hour or more of my life on this.

Sure enough, I spent a good chunk of it sitting on the ground waiting, but what the man lacks in his own music, he makes up for at least in unmitigated talent. He played every instrument on the stage and played a couple classic rock covers which weren't too bad. The stage was also lit up with fireworks and strippers and American flags.

All in all, not a bad show in a totally over the top but fun kind of way; not something I'd have paid to see, but certainly not as bad as many of the pop acts around nowadays.

[Edited on Sep 10, 2005 by AceTracer]



I've seen him as an opener and he's a fine performer. His music may be lacking but he definatly knows how to work a crowd.

SocietysPliers

SocietysPliers

Ocala, FL
October 2004

SEP 10, 2005 06:52 PM

I saw him with Phish in Vegas 5 or so years ago (he came out for the last miniset and did You Shook Me All Night Long and some other stuff with them) and was actually fun. I won the tickets to the show or else I never would have seen it, and I had no idea who he was at the time. He can be cheesy, but cheese can be fun. I actually do a couple of his tunes at my shows sometimes (usually The Picture that he did with Sheryl Crow, as it allows for duets and seems to help keep the local rednecks from lynching me for doing Dead Kennedys and Jack Off Jill stuff.

It's not easy being cheesy.

dubdlx

dubdlx

I'm lost
March 2004

SEP 10, 2005 06:52 PM

I can't believe he has fans puke

KyleOmen

KyleOmen

Plymouth Meeting, PA
January 2005

SEP 10, 2005 07:02 PM

This man is just another media driven hype. He had mild musical ability and a thirst for money. His label offered an image that would gain ignorant fans. It is a shame that kids are fed this crap and they're told that it is "cool". This process just prolongs the absorption of good music, whatever that may be. But in the end, it comes down to the person. What he or she likes. Nothing else matters. So what if he is a terrible musician. People enjoy him, so let them. I am tired of trying to point out flaws. It is not my place.

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