What does Sup Forums think of Bluegrass? I've never seen it talked about it, & after listening to some Flatt & Scruggs I'm interested in the genre now.
What does Sup Forums think of Bluegrass? I've never seen it talked about it...
Brayden Sanders
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Parker Nelson
I enjoy The Infamous Stringdusters, Sarah Jarosz, and all of Chris Thile's projects.
Benjamin Robinson
So pansy ass new age "newgrass" then
Mason Moore
I guess so
Owen James
Check out the early Bluegrass Boys records, Reno and Smiley, the Lilly Brothers with Don Stover, and the Stanley Brothers.
Justin Diaz
Camden Myers
Adrian Jones
I grew up with bluegrass d00d, it's a shame it never gets discussed here. I really dig Doc Watson, Norman Blake, Tony Rice, David Grisman, and in terms of Newgrass, how could you not like Chris Thile's projects.
Christian Torres
Insufferable garbage, but I can see why it is liked.
Chase Baker
Thile's approach to bluegrass is humorless prog-wankery and does nothing for me.
Brandon Barnes
I really like this album
Jaxson Cox
Don't mind me, just being the most entertaining Bluegrass album of all time here
Easton Long
I mean I can understand how you might think that about his Kid A covers, but he still makes music with a wide range of sounds from more traditional bluegrass, to poppy tunes, to rockier tunes. In my opinion he's got a little something for everyone. But yes, the fact that he's such a technically skilled mandolinist can make some of his songs sound robotic and wankish.
Brayden Reed
That's a good 'un
Xavier Hall
I see what you're saying, but his playing just doesn't do it for me. For the new school progressive kind of stuff I prefer someone like Andy Statman.
Kevin White
those were some funny guys
Tyler Foster
>I really dig Doc Watson
Doc was a fucking genius...saw him play 3 times and he ruled. youtube.com
Thomas Green
Yeah man, I got to see him at the Philly Folk Fest one year, he was really old and had someone playing with him, but it was still awesome.
Daniel Foster
bullshit ive been posting bluegrass generals for the past week
welcome though
Nolan Bennett
Doc also played rockabilly and straight-ahead old time music when he felt like it. He was a good banjo picker and harmonica player too. This tv recording of him, Fred Price, and Clint Howard playing something between bluegrass and old time music is worth watching.
Lincoln Bailey
Check out Hank Williams I'd say it's pretty blue grassy. Definitely worth checking
John Morales
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