I wish i lived in the 70's my life would be way better

Im 15 years old Music is my life, i chill listen to my music and smoke. Its my favorite thing to do. I just hate how everyone is so against smoking, most or all of my friends think its really bad. I wish everybody would accept it chill and smoke a joint with me and listen to good music instead of the shit thats around now. Rock n Roll music was always awesome, now new music sucks and all my friends listen to rap. Its not relaxing at all to listen to rap when high and i seriously think people listen to it because its whats everybody else does. I doubt half of them really enjoy the music compared to how much they would enjoy good Rock N Roll music. Even though its old they should give it a chance, it has way more talent.
:jointsmile::hippy::stoned::rasta::pimp::smokin:

I got fucked for a generation, I swear I was meant to be a teen in the seventies. It pains me to listen to my peers excitedly talk about shitty rap and crappy bands like fallout boy.

The worst part is I never got the chance to piss my parents off with my music, a classic coming of age thing to do. Instead when I turn my music up they ask me to turn it up louder then reminesce about the good old seventies, its embarassing

I feel the same way, I hate new music these days, I am even more attracted to the clothings styls from the 60's and 70's.

Disco, Vietnam, Nixon, draft, Cold War?

Sure there was some good music but there was also disco.

I was a kid in the 70's. No Internet assess for everyone. Cd's and Dvds did not exist. 3 major networks on TV.

It was not all cool.

How original, a band named after Radioactive Man's crappy sidekick, I guess makes sense. :S

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Originally Posted by NextLineIsMine

I got fucked for a generation, I swear I was meant to be a teen in the seventies. It pains me to listen to my peers excitedly talk about shitty rap and crappy bands like fallout boy.

The worst part is I never got the chance to piss my parents off with my music, a classic coming of age thing to do. Instead when I turn my music up they ask me to turn it up louder then reminesce about the good old seventies, its embarassing

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LoL yup.

I think we all contribute to this decade in our own special way...

consider yourself part of history; we've been bringing it back, anyhow. :)

Unless I was right in Haight-Asbury in 1967, I wouldn't care to live in those times, except to see some kick ass bands.

I think the more things change, the more they remain the same.

LOL...it was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

$15/ounce of mexican
$25/ounce for Columbian Gold, Acopolco gold, jamaican
Afghani hash all over the place for CHEAP
Toking in concerts was a must!

Schools and parents were alot harsher with the refer madness mentality.
The computor, cd, vcr, cell phone.....was Star Trek shit.

When I was 16 my parents took a half ouce of seeds that I was saving to the cop shop after doing a raid on my bedroom. It bought me 3 months in the psychiatric ward! LOL..found out what happened to a few friends that disappeared from school. Lucky for me I had the right doctor; some of my friends had Dr. Shock.....electroshock for treatment purposes. They'd come out like zombies.

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

yeah, it would have been cool in haight-ashbury but here in oklahoma it might not have been so great. i mainly listen to classic rock but i like other music styles too.besides, not all of todays music is bad. you just have to look around for it.:rastasmoke:

i don't know.....we have a romanticized, dealized view of that era. sure the 70's had it good but can you imagine no cell phones, civil rights, gender equality, internet, etc...we arent always shown the lesser side of things. i'm sure i would enjoy myself but I like the era i live in now. i'm sure many decades from now our children will be listening to our music and wearing oentur clothes and doting about how they withed the lived in the 21st century