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Posted Jan 21, '13 at 1:58pm
Mickeyryn
233 posts
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Honestly, I really like the two guys equally, but I'd gotta say... Nelson.
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:09pm
ilberic
869 posts
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Honestly, I really like the two guys equally, but I'd gotta say... Nelson
Yeah, but why do you choose Nelson? Music, lyric's, persona, favorite song? anything?
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 10:21pm
killersup10
1,573 posts
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Johnny Cash, for some reason he reminds Killersup of Elvis. All the excellent songs he created as well...such as " Grave gonna hold me down"
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Posted Jan 26, '13 at 10:17am
weirdlike
97 posts
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Johnny Cash - Get Rhythm
because life is depressing enough as it is :D
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Posted Jan 26, '13 at 12:57pm
kegaumongo
695 posts
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I'm voting for Johnny Cash again for the same reason I voted for him last round. His diverse musical style is much more interesting to me. Though I haven't listened to many songs by these artists, I prefer Cash's songs over Willie's because his songs are more appealing to me.
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Posted Jan 28, '13 at 8:08pm
Salvidian
2,440 posts
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Willie Nelson is more original.
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Posted Feb 1, '13 at 11:29pm
waluigi
1,475 posts
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Update time. Our current score:
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Johnny Cash-3
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Willie Nelson-1
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@Salvidian & Mickeyryn: You've gotta have reasoning along with your vote for it to count.
@Weirdlike: I'll let your vote slide this time, but in the future, you need more reasoning.
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Posted Feb 1, '13 at 11:33pm
Salvidian
2,440 posts
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@Salvidian & Mickeyryn: You've gotta have reasoning along with your vote for it to count.
Originality isn't a good field for in-depth reasoning? Oh well.
Willie Nelson was able to create a more unique sound by staying away from the mainstream sound of his time.
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Posted Feb 2, '13 at 10:45am
weirdlike
97 posts
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I'll let your vote slide this time, but in the future, you need more reasoning.
I don't mind being more descriptive... just kinda lazy
Hands down to both artists, true musical icons, but if I were to choose one over the other it would have to be Cash. The depressing music in combination with his signature deep voice really struck interest with me. He made depressing music upbeat, with titles like "Man In Black", "Get Rhythm", and the poor story of "A Boy Name Sue"
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Posted Feb 2, '13 at 1:03pm
SSTG
7,019 posts
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I'm not really a fan of this kind of songs but I'd vote for Willy Nelson because of his rendition of You we're always on my mind, that's a classic for me.
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