Serious question: What kind of music does George Bush like?

What kind of music does he think President Bush listens to after a hard day in the situation room? “I don’t think he does,” Stills declared. “I think it’s apparent that he doesn’t—at least, not voluntarily. He may listen to hymns in church.” A few wry seconds later, he is quipping that Bush “probably thought The Beatles were cool at first, until they turned all Commie on him.”

if he choked on a pretzel I can't imagine he'd have much luck with the i-tunes interface.

It ain't me, It ain't me...

(Bush smirks while listening)

Mark, you're right that you'd think something would have stuck with him. Maybe he likes Donna Summer.

just LOOK @ 'em, and tell me that a drunken/coked-up 70s rich brat like dubya would NOT love 'em!

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Hill continues: “He’s the President, and he’s from Texas and he asked us. We knew him from when he was Governor of Texas. It’s my understanding that he listens to our music on the big plane, on Air Force One. He’s a very nice person. We talked about baseball when we met. He doesn’t tell me how to play bass guitar or sing and I don’t tell him about politics. We have an understanding there.”

Supposedly, during the 2000 campaign, a reporter asked Dubya what was his favorite song was, and he replied without hesitation, "'Wake Up Little Susie' by BUDDY HOLLY"

Of course, he probably also believes that Susie and her boy really did fall asleep at the movies.

Willie Nelson is a liberal. George W. Bush would never like something by a liberal.

"Young supporters of President George W. Bush attend the pre-inaugural event 'America's Future Rocks Today- A Call to Service' youth event at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2005. The event featured messages from celebrities and musical performances by musicians Hillary Duff, Fuel, JoJo and others."

Well, Ornette's from Texas, too. 'Change of the Century,' anyone?

# We Are the Champions – Queen [listen]
# I Drink Alone – George Thorogood [listen]
# Killing an Arab – The Cure [listen]
# White Christmas – Bing Crosby [listen]
# Working 9 to 5 – Dolly Parton [listen]
# Rapture – Blondie [listen]
# Dallas Theme – Television's Greatest Hits [listen]
# Jesus Hold My Hand – John Ashcroft
# The Winner Takes it All – ABBA [listen]
# Macho Man (12" Version) – Village People [listen]
# Dixie (Dance Mix) – Daughters of the American Revolution [listen]
# Hot for Teacher – Van Halen [listen]
# Tequila Sunrise – Eagles [listen]
# Everybody Wants to Rule the World – Tears for Fears [listen]
# Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins [listen]
# Rock the Casbah – The Clash [listen]
# Daddy is a Yale Man – Yale Whiffenpoofs
# The South's Gonna Do It Again – Charlie Daniels Band [listen]
# Killing in the Name – Rage Against the Machine [listen]
# Cocaine – Eric Clapton [listen]
# Why Don't We Get Drunk (And Screw) – Jimmy Buffet [listen]
# Reign in Blood – Slayer [listen]
# Like a Rock – Bob Seger [listen]
# Take the Money and Run – Steve Miller Band [listen]
# U.S. Male – Wayne Newton [listen]
# Rhinestone Cowboy – Glen Campbell [listen]
# Breaking the Habit – Linkin Park [listen]
# Battle Hymn of the Republic – Augusta National Barbershop Quartet [listen]
# Fortunate Son – Credence Clearwater Revival [listen]
# Don't Drink That Wine – NWA [listen]
# I Want Action – Poison [listen]
# America – Lee Greenwood [listen]
# Ride of the Valkyries – Richard Wagner [listen]
# Jesus Freak – DC Talk [listen]
# Cocaine Blues – Johnny Cash [listen]
# Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! – Megadeth [listen]
# Father and Son – Cat Stevens [listen]
# The Dukes of Hazzard – Waylon Jennings [listen]
# Hang on to Your Ego – Beach Boys [listen]
# Dead Bodies Everywhere – Korn [listen]
# Long Distance Drunk – Modest Mouse [listen]
# Tube Snake Boogie – ZZ Top [listen]
# Old Mother Reagan – Violent Femmes [listen]
# Personal Jesus – Depeche Mode [listen]
# The Final Countdown – Europe [listen]
# Bombs Over Baghdad – Outkast [listen]
# The Grand Illusion – Styx [listen]
# William Tell Overture – Classical Music's Greatest Hits [listen]
# Master of Puppets – Metallica [listen]
# To Hell With the Devil – Stryper [listen]
# The Nigga Ya Love To Hate – Ice Cube [listen]
# Bales of Cocaine – Reverend Horton Heat [listen]
# Dazed and Confused – Led Zeppelin [listen]
# Speedy Gonzales – Pat Boone [listen]
# Right Wing Pigeons – Dead Milkmen [listen]
# Out for Blood – GG Allin [listen]
# What a Fool Believes – Doobie Brothers [listen]
# Fuck Foreigners in There [sic.] Dirty Unwiped Asses – Toby Keith

Haha.

OTOH, I cna't believe John Kerry listens to pop music at all -- he strikes me as a standards and classical guy,

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This makes me very happy for some reason.

Creedence, eh? Yeah, I bet "Fortunate Son" really strikes a chord with him.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/11/politics/11letter.html

"Dear Mr. Bush, There Are Over 100 Words For Shit And Only 1 For Music, Fuck You, Out Hud."