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Hold on a second man, keep it forever? You're so bold. I mean, I don't know if I want to get into this after all You know, Trigger, I question a LOT of what you write, but this is the first time I can say that I was outright offended by one of your articles. I’m a fan of Montgomery Gentry: they’re not my favorite artist, but they have many a great single under their belt (if not necessarily albums). That said, this article is asinine. Just what the HELL does insulting the two men have to do with this song? Much less their demeanor? Just what the crap’s wrong with Eddie Montgomery or Troy Gentry dressing the way they do? Oh, and this is a DUO. You know, the kind that trades off vocal duties? Unlike Brian Kelly, Montgomery actually contributes. Joe Diffie’s career sounded its death rattle at the tail end of the 90s. “Girl Ridin’ Shotgun” was simply his last gasp of air before they shoveled six feet of dirt in his face. Tim McGraw, on the other hand, has improved with his last few singles, such as “Highway Don’t Care.” The song isn’t great and it’s still very pop, but at least it isn’t rap. Okay, okay, I'm getting out!" Lizzy relents, getting out as James tugs on her shirt to get her to hurry up. "You're just in a foul mood cause you missed the Prisoners of War camp."

It’s faster than the piece of old garbage that’s dragging along behind us, and that’s all that matters.” James says. You’re right about Montgomery Gentry having “never been a good band.” They’re a DUO; slight fundamental difference, there. And their music has always been DECENT, if not necessarily great (though they’ve had moments of greatness in the past. “Titty’s Beer” certainly isn’t on of them).

Terry: Wait a minute, I thought you had funny things growing in your hair and all that other stuff . . . I thought . . . write weird music, you know, I thought And now all that needs to be done is to take care of the Crosley. Which she rather doubts James will help take care of…. On your defense of Coe’s self-promotion, that’s all fine and dandy. Coe released his first album in 1969, so his career existed long before “this day and age,” so theoretically he had no need to self-promote (assuming that the rules have changed in some substantial way). In fact, in this day and age, I’d say that he’s laid off of his self-promotion a bit. Regardless, he has some great music, no matter how much I choose to criticize his personality. In truth though, Lizzy isn’t exactly the fondest of having to be the one to drive this car. It looks terrible, and the ride is horrible. She’d quite honestly be happy to not have to drive the damn thing. The only thing it has going for it compared to the Crosley is the fact that it doesn’t have a high speed of 38mph.

Well that she won’t deny. But she just knows that later on James is going to be complaining about driving Titties ‘n’ Beer…. With that in mind, if I insulted you or anyone else in any way I’m truly sorry. I wasn’t intending to INSULT anyone, though I was being extremely negative. In my own defense, however, I’ve only been responding to comments that have been directed at me, not just any old comment on this article (save for one comment at Matt). Scroll up or down and you’ll see. So, technically, I’m not “going ape shit” on anyone but those that decide to start talking with me, and even then I’d argue that I’m not going ape shit at all. Just because I’m venomously defending my opinion doesn’t mean I’m pissed at anyone. The only reason we’re having this conversation is because YOU started talking to ME in the above comments. Either way, you have a point and I have been getting a little too up-in-arms about something as purely subjective as music. Three very strange cars will be the stars of this 2-hour special. And because filming has concluded, we already know who is driving what. Jeremy in the Mitsuoka Le-SeydeAnd unfortunately, since they're on a bit of a tight schedule, and because the Crosley is an utter shit, Jeremy and Richard couldn't just wait for them, even if they wanted to.

Yeah.” Richard says. “It’ll mean we’ll have to catch a different flight home, but it’s a lot better than returning home with a grouchy James May because he missed seeing the camp because the car he chose was crap.”She’s not sure what the hell James is up to now as she watches him pull over onto the side of the road in the Crosley, before he’s getting out and slamming the door shut. And he doesn’t look pleased at all. Not that she really blames him, she would be too if she were him. According to The Grand Tour Fans, there is also a spare car in the show which appears to be a 1954 Ford Popular hot rod. We have seen stuff like this at UK weekend amateur races. They usually have fiberglass front ends, engine swaps, and independent suspension upgrades. Other featured cars May however surely wins the award for the worst car on the special. He chose a 1947 Crosley CC Convertible, a model that was actually one of the first mass-produced slab-sided cars in history. Under the hood of his CC was a 700cc engine, limiting May’s top speed on highways to around 40 mph. Crosley was the brainchild of Powel Crosley Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio. He believed that cars had become too big and cumbersome, even as early as the 1940s, which was incredibly forward-thinking.