zeinharis
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I respect and understand your take. However, when I saw them live at The Ryman in Nashville, Old Crow Medicine Show actually came out and played with them for several songs including "Wagon Wheel." So OCMS respects them enough to play with them.
Beatles and Stones played American music as well so more power to them.
They're just not good, period.
Just my opinion, of course.
I love love love Epica, and I knew about this recording, but I never thought to look on youtube for it. So thanks for sharing.
It is very good, but if I could have one complaint it would be the drumming. He was trying way too hard, and I would have prefered if he had just simply played everything the way it was on the studio albums. Some of his playing was just waaay to much. Chasing the Dragon gave me goosebumps just like always though.
I don't care for their musical genre. I have not listened to them long enough to decide if they are good musicians.
Banjo's are a happy instrument though.
Quote:I don't care for their musical genre. I have not listened to them long enough to decide if they are good musicians.
Banjo's are a happy instrument though.
Same, I guess.
And yes they are.
I don't like Mumford though. Despite their awards. More power to them.
I can't understand the hype surrounding Mumford & Sons. They only thing I can figure out is that it's because they are English but basically playing Americana. I guess that increases the difficulty level or something.
If I want to hear that type of music, I'd much rather head straight to the source and listen to Old Crow Medicine Show, who are a far superior band in my opinion. I guess some people think it's just cooler to be an English band playing Americana than it is to be an American band playing Americana.
I don't really mind brits playing Americana (or Norwegian, Polish, Chinese etc. for that matter), it's just that they're so damn formulaic.