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|  #21 Posted on 8.12.03 1155.30
Reposted on: 8.12.10 1156.24 | DOH!
SO, you saying you dont like Timberlake? | CRZ
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| #22 Posted on 8.12.03 1219.01
Reposted on: 8.12.10 1219.01 | Originally posted by StaggerLee
DOH!
SO, you saying you dont like Timberlake?
I greatly enjoy Justin Timberlake! I'M LOVIN' IT BA DA BA BA BAAAA | socetew
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| #23 Posted on 8.12.03 1412.58
Reposted on: 8.12.10 1414.26 | Testosterone Kills was like one step away from getting a ton of grammy nominations! Go TK!
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(edited by socetew on 8.12.03 1513) | Mayhem
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| #24 Posted on 8.12.03 1540.19
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Speaking of "Rock Your Body", I thought it was actually Jamiroquai when I first heard it. I was like, "Cool ... haven't heard these guys in a while" ... Then the radio DJ says "that's the new one from Justin Timberlake" ...
I had to turn the radio down and take a long look at my life. | Oliver
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|  #25 Posted on 8.12.03 1839.34
Reposted on: 8.12.10 1839.52 | As a Country fan, here are my two Canadian cents;
Originally posted by krakken20008
Country Album: "Cry," Faith Hill; "My Baby Don't Tolerate," Lyle Lovett; "Run That by Me One More Time," Willie Nelson and Ray Price; "Live and Kickin'," Willie Nelson; "Up!," Shania Twain; "Livin', Lovin', Losin': Songs of the Louvin Brothers," Various Artists.
Looking at the Country listings, I can attest to the following:
1. Faith Hill is NOT country anymore (a good listen to her latest drivel will affirm that); yet she's marketed as one. I couldn't find one good track on that album .
2. Shania Twain's new album is saturating the airwaves here in Canada...in fact, I believe six tracks have already been released off UP so far. Couple that with the fact that her tour just steamrolled through Edmonton....
I would kill to see someone other than Faith or Shania win, but good look to that.
(edited by SOK on 8.12.03 1740) | Quezzy
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| #26 Posted on 14.12.03 1640.35
Reposted on: 14.12.10 1640.44 | Well I will add my two cents as another country fan.
Faith Hill - yeah this cd ain't that great and she might not be country anymore but she has a great voice. Better voice than just about any other women singer. But i'm not a big fan of this album.
Shania - she's really just good looking that's all. I have never enjoyed a single one of her songs.
I'd agree with bash91 that Willie Nelson is the winner out of a bunch of bad choices. I guess even the new hip nomination committee can't pass up on Willie Nelson. | Oliver
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| #27 Posted on 15.12.03 0023.46
Reposted on: 15.12.10 0024.03 | Originally posted by Quezzy
Well I will add my two cents as another country fan.
Faith Hill - yeah this cd ain't that great and she might not be country anymore but she has a great voice. Better voice than just about any other women singer. But i'm not a big fan of this album.
Shania - she's really just good looking that's all. I have never enjoyed a single one of her songs.
I'd agree with bash91 that Willie Nelson is the winner out of a bunch of bad choices. I guess even the new hip nomination committee can't pass up on Willie Nelson.
Out of all the country albums released this year, I think Dierks Bentley's debut album was probably the strongest release in 2003. Where's the love? What were they thinking? ;-) | Peter The Hegemon
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| #28 Posted on 15.12.03 0430.00
Reposted on: 15.12.10 0430.11 | Originally posted by OlFuzzyBastard
EDIT: The big question is - where's Johnny Cash? The Man Comes Around was released in November of 2002 - that's not late enough for one last nomination? If "Hurt" is somehow disqualified for being a cover song, why not nominate the title track or "Give My Love To Rose" or *something*?
(edited by OlFuzzyBastard on 5.12.03 1024)
I don't know exactly when American IV was released, but it was definately too early to be eligible, because it in fact was nominated for Best Contemporary Folk Album last year (it lost to Nickel Creek).
"Hurt" would be eligible in all performance/record categories, but not in song categories. It was, in fact, nominated for Best Music Video this year, since the video was made later. It wasn't nominated as a performance last year, though. "Give My Love To Rose" not only was nominated for Best Country Vocal Performance, Male, it won. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was nominated for Best Country Collaboration With Vocals but lost to Willie Nelson and Lee Ann Womack. So not a terrible showing for Johnny, but clearly he should have had the foresight to be dead before his album was voted for, as George and Warren (and Johnny's own missus) did.
And Johnny is nominated this year, in addition to the aforementioned video, in that Collaboration category again, this time for "Temptation" from June's album.
(edited by Peter The Hegemon on 15.12.03 0549) | Knuf
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| #29 Posted on 17.12.03 1656.06
Reposted on: 17.12.10 1659.02 | Originally posted by Peter The Hegemon
Originally posted by OlFuzzyBastard
EDIT: The big question is - where's Johnny Cash? The Man Comes Around was released in November of 2002 - that's not late enough for one last nomination? If "Hurt" is somehow disqualified for being a cover song, why not nominate the title track or "Give My Love To Rose" or *something*?
(edited by OlFuzzyBastard on 5.12.03 1024)
I don't know exactly when American IV was released, but it was definately too early to be eligible, because it in fact was nominated for Best Contemporary Folk Album last year (it lost to Nickel Creek).
Oddly enough, September 30 is the cut-off, so Johnny Cash's album was released in the timeframe for this year's awards (it was released in Nov 2002), but as you said, it got nominations last year. The Grammys did that with American III as well (an Oct 2000 release), ignoring the deadlines to award Johnny Cash. Through pure speculation on my part, I think they did that with his last two LPs solely because they didn't think he'd live to make another. | | ALL ORIGINAL POSTS IN THIS THREAD ARE NOW AVAILABLE |
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