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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Whatevs Electronic Music Is Illegal in Nashville, Tenn., Country Music Capital of Earth

Posted by Steve Haruch on Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 6:06 AM

click to enlarge Non-country music in Nashville = does not compute
  • Non-country music in Nashville = does not compute

From the Department of Stop Saying That: It is actually possible for more than one type of music to emanate from a city. Even Nashville. Even electronic music.

Regarding Paper Route, Christina Fuoco-Karasinski (owner of my favorite music writer name since Saby Reyes-Kulkarni) says, "It doesn't seem likely that an electronic band would have much in common with Nashville, but then again Paper Route is no typical act." Uh, yeah.

About Jensen Sportag, someone with a much less interesting name writes, "Did i seriously just read these guys are from Nashville? Wow...must be hard playing this kind of stuff in the country music epicenter." Dude. You seriously just read that.

Dude must not know about the Nashville Moog.

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thank you for your willingness to continually subtly rip on local music that is garnering at least some amount of national attention. you are the lifeblood of this music scene, cream.

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Posted by where would we be without cream? on March 19, 2009 at 12:20 PM

Wow, you actually posted something about Paper Route. I figured they'd have to be selling out the Ryman before you started paying attention to this band.

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