Eve, darn it, man. Are you sure you're not like at least in college? I think I was still playing with Ninja Turtles at your age and listening to MC Hammer.Evelond Formos wrote:Act Naturally by The Beatles. I love that song.
Oh, and Peace Train by Cat Stevens. Deep song right there.
~Evelond~
Music we be groovin at
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obsoletenihilist
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Ormane, that sorta music is getting really big again with the younger demographic who don't want to go the Emo crying route, or the popstar princess route.
Sadly my precious Billy Idol and Flock of Seagulls shall never make a triumphant return compared to the likes of say.. Hendrix, The Doors, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Sadly my precious Billy Idol and Flock of Seagulls shall never make a triumphant return compared to the likes of say.. Hendrix, The Doors, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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Thank the heavens for you, Obs. I haven't the first clue about the direction of pop culture. I hadn't even heard of the Cheetah Girls until I heard they were making a second movie. Being only 26, it's kind of embarassing.obsoletenihilist wrote:Ormane, that sorta music is getting really big again with the younger demographic who don't want to go the Emo crying route, or the popstar princess route.
Sadly my precious Billy Idol and Flock of Seagulls shall never make a triumphant return compared to the likes of say.. Hendrix, The Doors, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
I'm glad disco is coming back a bit. Oh yes and regarding 80's pop, never say never.
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Buddy, I'm only 22 and I'm already out of touch.
Before I quit my last job they changed the radio station to something that played alot of classic rock / 80's music / and other halfway decent to really good songs.
None of the 16 - 18 year old new hirees knew any of them.
I was never in touch with what was popular, and I blame that on never watching MTV.
Before I quit my last job they changed the radio station to something that played alot of classic rock / 80's music / and other halfway decent to really good songs.
None of the 16 - 18 year old new hirees knew any of them.
I was never in touch with what was popular, and I blame that on never watching MTV.
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I have no shame in saying I didn't even know what MTV was until the middle of last year. Heck, I only know that it stands for 'music tv' now, and that it has music on it. Please, nobody tell me anything more on it. Ignorance is bliss.obsoletenihilist wrote:Buddy, I'm only 22 and I'm already out of touch.
Before I quit my last job they changed the radio station to something that played alot of classic rock / 80's music / and other halfway decent to really good songs.
None of the 16 - 18 year old new hirees knew any of them.
I was never in touch with what was popular, and I blame that on never watching MTV.
((and knowledge is NOT power. But I'll not get into that in this thread.))
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all you need to know mate - "MTV makes me wanna smoke crack".Please, nobody tell me anything more on it.
Some fine groupings here, I've not heard of some, but most are in my rack. Johnny Cash aye? after that film with the blonde midget in it I listend to a few of his, and he is pretty damn good.
Some of todays offerings:
Netin Sawney and Unkle. (heh, I found my old MP3 player, about 3 years hidden in a box, and was listening to some classics)
I don't feel any shame, I won't apologise
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"...I do not entertain the possibility of an afterlife, or any deity capable of offering it. Given the world that he created, it would be an impiety against God to believe in him..."
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"...I do not entertain the possibility of an afterlife, or any deity capable of offering it. Given the world that he created, it would be an impiety against God to believe in him..."
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Incubus "Light Grenades"
Beck "The Information"
Audioslave "Revelations"
If only I could blast them at work, the way they need to be played.
Beck "The Information"
Audioslave "Revelations"
If only I could blast them at work, the way they need to be played.
I'm always right. I'm also a jerk. It's not my fault you can't get over the latter to see the former.
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Topic titles are like turn signals. They aren't for your benefit, but for the people around you.
Hurray for Me!
Topic titles are like turn signals. They aren't for your benefit, but for the people around you.
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http://www.pandora.com - Bring your headphones.
Very nice site, and quite popular here with us. A must for any workplace who feels it has too much bandwith to spare.
Or.. maybe you do not work with computers? Then it is just sad, sad..
Very nice site, and quite popular here with us. A must for any workplace who feels it has too much bandwith to spare.
Or.. maybe you do not work with computers? Then it is just sad, sad..
Some mornings it doesn't seem worth it to gnaw through the leather straps..

