RIP Johnny Cash

[Paul Stanley]

Sad, sad news.

 

*plays vinyl*

[Use Your Illusion]

It's not like jumping on a Johnny Cash bandwagon is going to accomplish anything for someone. I mean honestly it's not like using Cash's name is going to bring you tons of cash. 

Despite everything else, it's great how Satanico can make a depressing thread somewhat less saddening with one liners like that.

 

UYI

When I first read that I thought you were accusing me of shitting on Cash and making a depressing day sadder.

 

I was about to sort out you misunderstanding of what I said, but then I saw what you actually said.

Or wrote.

[Guest El Satanico]

wrote...said...it's all the same shit

 

And technically it would be type...so there you go.

[Lord of The Curry]

I'm sitting here and crying while watching the video for 'Hurt' and find myself wanting to listen to more of his music. I'm not gonna pretend to be a huge fan but he seemed, at least to me, the definition of "American." I read that he demanded an American flag be hung in every dressing room he used. That (in an odd way) fucking rocks.

 

RIP J.C

[Red Baron]

terrible news.

 

My grandparents and my Uncle's loved Cash and played them all the time. Good music, but I couldn't name a song from him except Hurt.

[PLAGIARISM!]

The thing about Johnny Cash is, I have yet to meet anyone who doesn't like him. He appeals to practically everyone. Respect.

[Guest Agent of Oblivion]

The Nine Inch Nails version is better, but not better than "A Boy named Sue"

[Guest Blas]

The Nine Inch Nails version is better, but not better than "A Boy named Sue"

I dont like NIN, but Cash made that song His.

 

Very sad news, actualy got me teary eyed. My Dad brought me up on Cash, one of the few memories I have with him was listening to Cash and watching his hunting tapes.

 

RIP.