Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

mugfug, OKC, OK — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:13:01 GMT

Yes, the Black Keys are even better in a packed club. I've seen them twice and would definitely pay to see them again.

Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

A Country Fan — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 12:31:22 GMT

so we shouldn't be afraid of the videogamers, the rednecks and college kids and wayward teens hopped up on drugs? just the big, shaved-headed white dudes?

you can find something "meaningful" in country songs...if you just listen.

Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

Bill, KC Missouri — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 19:24:18 GMT

..."most young country artists today who dress and sound like Winger in cowboy hats."

Love it ROTFL!!! I'm borrowing this line from now on to explain to people why I can't listen to country radio anymore...

Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

Amy, Nashville, TN — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 15:29:12 GMT

So disappointed to read your review of Sam Bush. Not one mention of his amazing skills, just the quick judgement of one lyric in a beautiful song.

Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

J Louisville KY — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 03:28:53 GMT

I had to walk away because Sam Bush wasn't by himself. I tried Bentley, really, because I wanted to hear Sam. After a Bentley line something like "Draq Queens playing rock on the radio free and easy," and since I had no idea what that meant, I went on to see much better music. Next time, Sam, be with anyone else.

Trying to understand Dierks Bentley; Black Keys rock

Joe — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 12:45:02 GMT

"Their fuzzy blues are totally infused with the urban rust and decay of Akron, Ohio, so that it feels contemporary and relevant even though every note of it was originally played fifty years ago in Chicago, and they own the stage without any histrionics or mugging."

North Mississippi Hill Country Blues actually..... but they can really put on a GREAT show, but if it's off..........