I would have approached it as saying they are derived more from the countrypolitan sounds of Nashville circa 1970 than being associated with the current sound of mainstream Nashville.
By only referencing the stereotype of modern country (of which Dolly Parton is NOT a part of, by the way), you ignore such current non-mainstream outlaws as Steve Earle, EmmyLou Harris, BR549, Lucinda Williams, etc. to which Lambchop may be aligned with, if not in sound, at least in spirit.
There is great music coming out of Nashville, and it doesn't begin and end with Lambchop.
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Or dismissing a whole cities worth of music in one lump sum...
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let me feed the troll......
I thought it was better than saying, "They come from Nashville, I hate modern country, but they are very far removed from those stereotypes"
vs
"What's worse is they are from Nashville , TN , and it really doesn't conjure up a good mental image, but dispel thoughts of rhinestones and Dolly Parton."
How would you have conveyed the same info? [/QB]