Carrie Underwood to Release New Album October 23!

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Tigershere		#3261	[-]
Posts: 3652 (05/10/08 11:33 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	probably never found a man willing to fuck you which Lol you are really a dumb ass I am a man you dumb fuck and I am not gay so you're keen senses on people is as good as music. And I know it's tomorrow but I assumed you would read this Sunday Vince was so bad on that song and it was not Carrie as he didn't know the words and it was just a fun thing he was doing with Carrie who he supports a ton and respects. Unless he lies that is. dumb ass
ILovegreeneyes		#3262	[-]
Posts: 4840 (05/11/08 12:38 AM) I need a life Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	so let me see if I understand this.. you're a hetero male who just spent his Saturday night on a message board whining and defending Carrie Underwood? omg that's fucking hysterical... you're even more of a loser than I thought... and yes, Vince clearly supports and respects Carrie, it's too bad her fucko fans are so rude and disrespectful to everyone... that's a good way to win over people
MakePaulaCry		#3263	[-]
Posts: 1048 (05/11/08 1:32 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Music today doesn't suck ass And right there, any shred of credibility you may have been able to salvage was obliterated by your overwhelming stupidity. So tell me Shyster, how does it feel to have a mother that's also your sister?
Tigershere		#3264	[-]
Posts: 3656 (05/11/08 2:17 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	understand this.. you're a hetero male who just spent his Saturday night on a message board whining and defending Carrie Underwood I am self employed and work in my home office so my hours and whatever I want them to be. I also was watching the Nascar race at Darlington tonight so if I want to waste my time posting here it seems I have the same right as you do. I can multitask ya know. Commercials or a yellow flag make for a break to fuck off on the internet. That's what I was doing if you must know. Since when does me being a man have to do with who I like musically ? For one, I can't stand Madonna so there goes your 'gay' label
ILovegreeneyes		#3265	[-]
Posts: 4842 (05/11/08 6:36 AM) I need a life Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	let's count what we've learned about Tiger in the last 24 hours: 1. He's a gay...er I mean guy 2. He's self employed and works from home (probably due to extensive body odor issues related to his morbid obesity) 3. He's homophobic... hates himself and anyone who reminds him that he's gay so he latches onto societies "ideal" of the hot chick as proof of his manliness... 4. He's a fucking redneck who watches NASCAR on Sat night 5. He's a moron who thinks that saying he hates Madonna's music proves he's not gay and before you worry about my daughter, she's still sleeping
Shyster		#3266	[-]
Posts: 804 (05/11/08 10:46 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	The economy sucks ass. Just because you're stuck in the 80's era doesn't mean that music today sucks. IT is constantly evolving and others may find today's music appealing. Today's children are growing up with the Hannah Montana, High School musical, Jonas Brothers crowd and they love it. "Change", it's a word. Look it up sometime. MakePaulaCry wrote: Music today doesn't suck ass And right there, any shred of credibility you may have been able to salvage was obliterated by your overwhelming stupidity. So tell me Shyster, how does it feel to have a mother that's also your sister?
Tigershere		#3267	[-]
Posts: 3657 (05/11/08 11:20 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	ILovegreeneyes wrote: 2. He's self employed and works from home (probably due to extensive body odor issues related to his morbid obesity) You need to edit #2 because it's really quite inaccurate - He's self employed because despite being paralyzed from the chest down at the age of 17 he has a BS in Computer Science and lives alone fully self sufficient running his own business, 100%. and lastly let me add to that list 6. He hopes you eat shit and die, slowly I won't be addressing you in any form after this post or any post that you make Last Edited By: Tigershere 05/11/08 11:33 AM. Edited 1 times.
Tigershere		#3268	[-]
Posts: 3658 (05/11/08 11:35 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Former 'Idol' winner Carrie Underwood joins Grand Ole Opry By JOHN GEROME, AP Posted: 2008-05-11 01:44:03 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Carrie Underwood is the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry. The singer joined the cast of the long-running country music show Saturday. Garth Brooks handled her formal induction and Vince Gill sang a duet with her. "This really seems like a great family to be part of," Underwood said, as she fought back @%%%*. "I promise I'll do everything I possibly can to not make you regret it." The former "American Idol" winner sold 7 million copies of her debut album "Some Hearts" and shot to superstardom almost overnight with hits including "Before He Cheats" and "Jesus, Take the Wheel." Her follow-up album, "Carnival Ride," came out last fall and has produced two No. 1s: "So Small" and "All-American Girl." Brooks, who presented her with the induction award - a 14-inch bronze replica of an Opry microphone stand - told her, "Nothing will last as long or be as important as this award right here." "Being around you five minutes, I can see you get it. In coming from Oklahoma, I know you're sharp as a wit." Brooks, like Underwood, is an Oklahoma native. The 25-year-old Underwood becomes the latest young addition to the Opry cast in recent years, joining Brad Paisley, Josh Turner and Dierks Bentley. The Opry, established in 1925, is the longest continuously running radio show in the country. Legends such as Hank Williams Sr. and Patsy Cline were once members of the cast, and contemporary stars including Alan Jackson and Martina McBride are part of today's show, which airs every Friday and Saturday night on WSM-AM. Opry management says artists are invited to join based on their commitment to the show, as measured by the frequency of their guest appearances, and their overall contribution to country music. Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. Active hyperlinks have been inserted by AOL. 05/11/08 01:42 EDT
ILovegreeneyes		#3269	[-]
Posts: 4847 (05/11/08 11:45 AM) I need a life Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Shyster wrote: The economy sucks ass. Just because you're stuck in the 80's era doesn't mean that music today sucks. IT is constantly evolving and others may find today's music appealing. I love today's music... not all of it but a lot of it is really great IMO... I think the problem is that too many artists don't think long term.. they want to fast rise to the top and the quick buck so they only care about getting that hot single which will thrust them quickly to the top of the charts... they put 9 songs of filler and maybe 3 songs that could be radio hits on their CDs and the consumer now has the option of just buying the individual songs rather than forking over $15 for an entire CD that only has those 3 good songs on it... Piracy has been a problem for about 5 + years and it's not gotten better with the shut down of Napster. Limewire is still alive and well and sucking big bucks out of the industry daily. Today's children are growing up with the Hannah Montana, High School musical, Jonas Brothers crowd and they love it. not all kids like that shit...most do but there are a few hold outs who actually appreciate REAL musical talent. These things are very cyclical... 5 years ago it was Hilary Duff, before her it was Britney Spears and Boy Bands, and before them it was NKOTB. There is always some fad for the teenybopper crowd to latch on to. This too shall pass and the real musicians and artists will still be around making good music... You need to edit #2 because it's really quite inaccurate - He's self employed because despite being paralyzed from the chest down at the age of 17 he has a BS in Computer Science and lives alone fully self sufficient running his own business, 100%. is that supposed to make me feel bad for you? bitch please.. you're a cock-knocking asshole who sees nothing wrong with trashing anyone and everyone in your pursuant to worshipping your queen Carrie. IF you've lived through something that tragic it's pretty pathetic that you judge people based on their looks and that you haven't learned to appreciate life a lil more and realize that the world is more beautiful because everyone is different. Last Edited By: ILovegreeneyes 05/11/08 11:50 AM. Edited 1 times.
Tigershere		#3270	[-]
Posts: 3659 (05/11/08 11:49 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	damn that was fast on removing those videos off of youtube, fuckers! This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Gaylord Entertainment Company Good thing clipser imported them
Shyster		#3271	[-]
Posts: 806 (05/11/08 1:21 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Tsk tsk, now will Shannon have a meltdown because the media still thinks Carrie is more successful than Yelly? Oh the injustice! http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b136204_grand_ole_carrie.html?sid=rss_topstories&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories
krystenB		#3272	[-]
Posts: 575 (05/11/08 1:38 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Shyster said: Tsk tsk, now will Shannon have a meltdown because the media still thinks Carrie is more successful than Yelly? I'm not Shannon but when does one person's opinion become the entire media. Any other news publications stating this? Spin, Spin, and more spin. If you ask anyone on the street this question they will say Kelly Clarkson before Carrie Underwood. Like I said before, let me know when Carrie sings for the Pope.
4pack1		#3273	[-]
Posts: 125 (05/11/08 1:55 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	C'mon, everyone knows EOnline represents the entire media. It seems like that and OK magazine do in the minds of Carrie fans. Also, using an invite to the Opry in an attempt to prove someone's sucess over someone else is ridiciolus. When you really get invited just for willing to appear there a bunch of times. I guess Josh Turner and Dierks Bentley are more sucessful then Shania Twain and Faith Hill.
Shyster		#3274	[-]
Posts: 807 (05/11/08 2:17 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Don't you mean they would say "Kelly Clarkson Who?" Yelly was probably the only one available as the other "real" artist have jobs and booked performances elsewhere. You know, Yelly's not in demand as she used to be. She was probably 100th down the list. krystenB wrote: Shyster said: Tsk tsk, now will Shannon have a meltdown because the media still thinks Carrie is more successful than Yelly? I'm not Shannon but when does one person's opinion become the entire media. Any other news publications stating this? Spin, Spin, and more spin. If you ask anyone on the street this question they will say Kelly Clarkson before Carrie Underwood. Like I said before, let me know when Carrie sings for the Pope. Last Edited By: Shyster 05/11/08 2:20 PM. Edited 2 times.
love like a bomb		#3275	[-]
Posts: 4126 (05/11/08 3:03 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	You don't have to be a chart-topping artist to play for the Pope. Many small-time artists have done it. Also, Carrie isn't exactly the spitting image of success. Her album is struggling in sales and really just isn't moving. Add in the fact that her voice is grating after a few listens and something tells me her next album will be as bad of a flop as My Disaster.
Tigershere		#3276	[-]
Posts: 3660 (05/11/08 4:05 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	love like a bomb wrote: You don't have to be a chart-topping artist to play for the Pope. Many small-time artists have done it. Also, Carrie isn't exactly the spitting image of success. Her album is struggling in sales and really just isn't moving. Add in the fact that her voice is grating after a few listens and something tells me her next album will be as bad of a flop as My Disaster. Not to me as just like SH I like this album the more I listen to it. Granted all albums have songs that you might skip but I rarely skip a song on either album. But that's just me. Most artists would love to have the sales of this album too and there is probably still a year of songs that will be released as singles so it's not like it's 'done' selling. Yet there is no way it gets close to SH in total sales. It went where no one expected it to.
Shyster		#3277	[-]
Posts: 809 (05/11/08 4:55 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	If 2 million scanned is struggling, what does it say for everyone else that hasn't hit the million mark yet. Oh yeah, if your so wrongly comparing CR to SH, then you would be off your rocker thinking that any successsive album after SH would reach it's level of sales. But of course, Yelly's MD hasn't scanned more than CR even with world sales factored in and was released before what did Shannon say again, Oct 23, 2007 so Yelly MUST be below struggling. love like a bomb wrote: You don't have to be a chart-topping artist to play for the Pope. Many small-time artists have done it. Also, Carrie isn't exactly the spitting image of success. Her album is struggling in sales and really just isn't moving. Add in the fact that her voice is grating after a few listens and something tells me her next album will be as bad of a flop as My Disaster. Last Edited By: Shyster 05/11/08 5:02 PM. Edited 2 times.
ILovegreeneyes		#3278	[-]
Posts: 4850 (05/11/08 6:09 PM) I need a life Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	Shyster wrote: Tsk tsk, now will Shannon have a meltdown because the media still thinks Carrie is more successful than Yelly? Oh the injustice! http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b136204_grand_ole_carrie.html?sid=rss_topstories&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_topstories wow, stop the presses...eonline declared Carrie the most successful Idol... big fucking deal? maybe she is... in the U.S. at least... ask anyone outside this country who Carrie Underwood is and they'd probably look at you funny.... 2 million scanned when you've had 2 #1 hits and another top ten hit from said album IS struggling, esp when compared to her debut albums numbers. You're only as successful as your last album... and face it, Carnival Ride just isn't connecting the way Some Hearts did... sure it's higher than some other albums but Carrie is supposed to be the savior of music isn't she? isn't she supposed to be the one that defies the odds? sells in the face of lagging retail sales of CDs? I don't get it... where are those 6.3 million people who bought SH? Has Carrie lost 3/4 of her fanbase in just under two years? really? even while continuing to be played heavily on radio and featured at awards shows and on magazines? Perhaps people are just sick of Carrie at this point... shrug and yes, all that is required to get membership to the Opry is a crap ton of appearances... Carrie wanted to be a member and congrats to her, she is... that doesn't prove she's more successful than anyone....just more willing to kiss the Opry management ass...
fannypackwearer		#3279	[-]
Posts: 558 (05/11/08 6:56 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	ILGE, you are wrong. It's not just about a crap ton of appearances....I highly doubt she kissed anyones ass. As I said before, being an opry member is one of the highest honors a person can get in country music....So if you people don't like it. How does a performer become an Opry member? There's no magic formula, no secret code that grants access to one of the most coveted invitations in all of music. The decision to increase the Opry's ranks is, and always has been, made exclusively by the show's management. The people who've been entrusted with the Opry's tradition and future direction take into account all the standards of success in country music - radio airplay, album and ticket sales, industry recognition - when considering an act for membership. The Opry considers career accomplishment, as well as the potential for continued success. But the Opry doesn't simply pass out invitations to the biggest stars with the most hits. Opry management looks for a musical and a generational balance. Opry membership requires a passion for country music's fans, a connection to the music's history. And it requires commitment - even a willingness to make significant sacrifices to uphold that commitment. Often, the Opry seeks out those who seek out the Opry, though decisions aren't based on which artists appear most on the show, either. The decision to bring a new act into the Opry fold is a two-pronged one, based on a combination of career accomplishment and commitment. But, really, it comes down to just one word: relationships. The relationships between performers and fans. The relationships Opry members have with each other, relationships that may last for decades. And, perhaps most importantly, the relationship between each artist and the ideal of the Grand Ole Opry. Because it's the new members that guarantee the future success of the Opry. Yesterday's bright young talents have now become legends. And today's superstars will become icons to future generations. Each new member adds another chapter to the Opry story, and their commitments, their relationships, have made the Opry endure for 80 years strong. And I wish people would stop comparing SH to CR. CR is doing great compared to other country and most other artists these days. SH had a crossover hit and that boosted sales....LN could very well do the same. It's only been on the charts what? 7 weeks? It's just getting started.....
MakePaulaCry		#3280	[-]
Posts: 1050 (05/11/08 7:00 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts Message Connection Block Invite	The economy sucks ass. Just because you're stuck in the 80's era doesn't mean that music today sucks. IT is constantly evolving and others may find today's music appealing. Oh yes, bring up the economy. What about the slumped sales outside of the US where the economy's in those countries are much stronger? Why the fuck do you think a lot of young people are listening to older music? BECAUSE IT'S BETTER! And dare I mention the fact that CD's are slowly becoming out of date? Just like VCR's, records, etc. Christ you are a moron. But I should know better than to argue with someone whose education stopped at grade 1. And nice stab at thinking I like 80's music.

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