I am one who is living in the new generation today yet I am so caught up in the 60s that I feel apart of it...is there anyone there who is this caught up in their music?
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I am one who is living in the new generation today yet I am so caught up in the 60s that I feel apart of it...is there anyone there who is this caught up in their music?
Yeah dude, I've been listening to Zepplin, Ten Years After, Robin Trower, and other similar groups since I was a kid....
yeah man, except im stuck in the 80s with bands like the smiths, the cars, psychadelic furs, everyone thinks im a dumbass for liking 80s music and make fun of it, but i truly love 80s music and 70s music and some 90s music. but 80s music is so much better than today's crappy poser music.
kinda stuck in the 80's as far as what i listen too
late 70;s at best (the teen years tunes stay with ya)
was so glad disco died
and im devoted
LYNYRD SKYNYRD FAN
i like some the new stuff i hear but not much
no one band jumps out at me anymore like any my old favorites
the ac/dc days
def leppard,quiet riot,ect ect...
i dont get so happy over metallica or even nirvana ,they good yes great maybe ?ive no clue
but i recall just being excited about songs before that i heard,couldnt wait to here agian
i dont do that anymore,no band or song gets me excited like that,wantin to go see the show,its odd now that i think about how thats changed with time
peace
Well im 18 and never bought into RAP. I mostly listen to metal from the 80's like def leppard and alot of late 70's stuff. My favorites are bon jovi, guns n roses, def leppard, ozzy, and tons more. That was real music back then, I cant stand lame rap!
ive been caught up with the 60's and 70's there was great music flourishing everywhere not like all the load of bull we have now. psychedelic rock at its best !
Any Nick Drake fans out there....
I really like Nick Drake. His voice is very surreal. I guess I have 3 or 4 of his albums.
I wouldn't say any of you are 'caught up' in the sixties (seventies, eighties), but you appreciate music with a melody.
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Originally Posted by chris420
this guy definately knows what hes talking about...
grateful dead, jefferson airplane, hendrix, the doors, the stones...
you cant really come by a bad band you know (rock and roll that is), you might find a one hit wonder, but these days all bands are, one original hit, and two crappy covers and they got themselves a new mansion and a swimming pool in beverly hills.
The Dead still kicks my ass
Lets not forget Janis Joplin w/Big Brother & the Holding Company, along with Jethro Tull, The Byrds, and "forgotten" psychedelic-era bands like Sweetwater, Its A Beautiful Day, Spirit, and Moby Grape.
John Prine, Buddy Guy, John Hiatt, Dylan, The Band, Memphis Blues and anything on the Stax Recordings.....Anyone dig me?
A Hendrix guitar solo, live.
Machine Gun!
Actually, that solo, I'm speaking of, is in 1970.