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elektratig is currently offline  elektratig
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For the past six months, in an otherwise ever-changing lineup, two cds have remained constants in my car's cd changer: "The Very Best of Buck Owens" Volumes I and II (Rhino).

I am not going to tell you that Buck Owens' music is profound. I am going to tell you that his songs are great driving music: catchy tunes that seem to get better as you become more familiar with them; vocals that are fun to sing along with (with a fake country accent); tempos that are upbeat and fun; little twists that I find amusing (e.g., the pseudo-Asian sound of "Made in Japan"). In short, Buck Owens put out a stream of fun, upbeat pop hits with a country overlay that are perfect accompaniments for driving -- neither too heavy nor too aggressive. Even when some jerk cuts me off, I just keep on smiling, singing along and tapping my (left) foot.

Technically, the discs sound just fine to me -- but then again I've never heard them outside my car!


 
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