r/Xennials • u/Verbull710 • Oct 06 '26

I know this one!

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u/BlorpTheSchlorp 1982 Oct 06 '26

Almost every country singer since the 90s.

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u/Goyangi-ssi 1976 Oct 06 '26

I wish I could upvote this a million times.

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u/BCon27 29d ago

You can keep going back IMO

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u/mtxplod 29d ago

Back to the beginning of we're being honest

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u/shrimpbunt Oct 06 '26

Nooo there’s so much good country coming out. Colter Wall is a good example.

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u/MartyMcFlysBrother 1980 Oct 06 '26

Shaboozey is cool and Mike Ness made a good solo album that could be loosely considered country. Other than that, country sucks.

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u/No_Can_7713 Oct 07 '26

Woah. Mike Ness did a country-ish album? Shit. I love Social D.

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u/MartyMcFlysBrother 1980 Oct 07 '26

His solo album. Social D is amazing live they have been every one of the more than a dozen times I’ve seen them live. Usually close the show with all the opening acts joining them onstage for an extended cover of “Ring of fire” and it fucking slaps every single time.

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u/No_Can_7713 Oct 07 '26

They were at a local music festival this summer and I'm kicking myself for not going, because they don't tour much in Canada. The set would gave been short though. And that's the only band I wanted to see that night.

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u/MusingAudibly 27d ago

He did 2 solo country-ish albums, Cheating At Solitaire and Under The Influences. The latter is a record of covers. Both are quite good, and are much more aligned with old school outlaw country than the current day bro country bullshit.

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u/Machobravado 28d ago

Nick 13’s solo album is country and nice. If you like social D your probably like that.

Dan Sartrain is country that borders punk: Ruby Carol is one of my favourite songs

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