Video: Ted Nugent slams The Stones, then plugs his county fair shows

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

http://www.crooksandliars.com/

Ted Nugent on Hardball

He was on last night, and has turned into a cartoon character. He makes fun of Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones while trying to paint himself as this big star. When he said that he was playing a "county fair" I had to laugh. Fairs are fun to play, but you get the difference between his career and any of the groups he mentioned.



http://movies.crooksandliars.com/Hardball-Nuggent-8-12.wmv

Ted of course filibustered the interview.

[Deja Q]

1. He looks like THAT,

a self-obsessed cowboy on dope?!

[Ignoramus]

2. I watched Ted Nugent's hunting show

He was talking about how he gets a feeling of the wild when he shoots a deer.

There was music playing with lyrics like "spirit of the wild, now your feeling free"... while he shoots deer.

What a pathetic person.

I would like him to get a spirit of the wild, while being stocked by people with guns.

[BOSSHOG]

3. I'm sure Mick will now have to reassess his career

what with the likes of ted nugent panning his work.

[Spock_is_Skeptical]

10. LMAO!

:rofl:

[saracat]

4. I feel soiled that I watched him. Ugh. What filth!

[WCGreen]

5. He's a dorkk

All his music is based on being fast......

No tunage, no real melody....

he hasn't progressed since 1970...

No wonder he's a darling of the conservatives...

[nine23]

6. Poor Ted "whatsizname". He's always had this problem.

Being taken "seriously". Even back in the 70's, his so-called heyday, he wasn't even on our radar. He was playin' county fairs back then as far as we were concerned.

I'll bet he just get's tickled at "opportunities" such as this. To desperately get any press via real musicians.

[ghostsofgiants]

7. Jiongoistic, nationalistic bullshit...about what I expected

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

8. I saw him open a concert for Hendrix in 1968

It was Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes, an opening act. He sucked on guitar. Absolutely sucked live. Jimi and the Experience later came on stage. Jimi grabbed a red Gibson Les Paul, playing left-handedly and blew everyone away with a gut-shattering version of the blues "Red House". That was in the summer of 1968 in Atlanta, Georgia. Hendrix litterally blew the memory of Ted Nugent away. Nugent didn't belong within 10 miles of that stage. Nugent could never tolerate being left in the dust by a much better guitar player. He mocked Hendrix' death after that, earning my eternal hatred of the creep. He was quoted as gloating in a nonsensical rhyme:

"Jimi did drugs and Jimi's dead. I went hunting, and I'm still Ted".

As far as I'm concerned, he still sucks, too.

[nine23]

9. Wow. That must've been a brilliant show. Good memories I'll bet.

Fuck "Ted Who" indeed...

[zbdent]

11. So, MSNBC is happy to have a self-professed pedophile on?

Remember, he admitted to having oral sex done on him by a 15 year old . . .

It is funny - The Stones probably draw more people in any one concert NOW than HE does in a year of accumulated County Fair appearances - and the Stones are more relevent . . .