Old school rock: your thoughts.
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There aint no nothin' like what good ole Hank Williams Sr made
Coulda been listenin' to him singin' all day long. Too bad they aint invented a time machine yet I sure woulda loved seeing him live in concert.
Coulda been listenin' to him singin' all day long. Too bad they aint invented a time machine yet I sure woulda loved seeing him live in concert.
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In the truck, I listen to the radio exclusively. We have a decent "oldies" station, oldies being a relative term. It's music from the 60's through 90's. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not so much. I find it kind of funny that the music that was popular when I was in High School, I disliked intensely back then but really like now. I'm just weird.
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The kid is too old to be in commercials?
Yeesh, I bet you think Sam Elliott is old too. hubba hubba
(Do you know what hubba hubba means, or too old school for you? lol)
Yeesh, I bet you think Sam Elliott is old too. hubba hubba
(Do you know what hubba hubba means, or too old school for you? lol)
Rock n roll destroyed my life. But that was because I worshipped it I suppose.
I feel emptied now if I listen to it.
As a musician myself im interessted in its universal ability to pass directly into your soul.
I dont mean to be a gestapo but the abilty it has to snatch hearts away makes me sick.
My own wife where stolen from me by guy and his guitar. He send songs to her mail wich I listened to when I found out.
It burnt me up.
And behind the scenes this happens all the time even with christian music.
The heart is the most deceitful thing in the world the bible says.
No wonder the heart is so easily pierced by its vibrations.
Sorry!
Just have a hard time to reconcile the musicscene with my faith.
I know. Im way to personal.
I guess the relationship to it has to do with ones associations with it.
And in the end it gave me this new life.
I feel emptied now if I listen to it.
As a musician myself im interessted in its universal ability to pass directly into your soul.
I dont mean to be a gestapo but the abilty it has to snatch hearts away makes me sick.
My own wife where stolen from me by guy and his guitar. He send songs to her mail wich I listened to when I found out.
It burnt me up.
And behind the scenes this happens all the time even with christian music.
The heart is the most deceitful thing in the world the bible says.
No wonder the heart is so easily pierced by its vibrations.
Sorry!
Just have a hard time to reconcile the musicscene with my faith.
I know. Im way to personal.
I guess the relationship to it has to do with ones associations with it.
And in the end it gave me this new life.
I am a recovered addict but snow was never my d.o.c. (drug of choice) haha so I don't know. Zappa said not to eat the yellow stuff. That's all I know Speaking of addiction and musicians, you know, a few years ago when Steve Tyler was a judge on American Idol, I was incredibly impressed with how dignified he was. Sometimes he was the only one not trying to hide his giggles when the auditioner was really bad; he just sat listening all stoic and being honest about what he heard without laughing at the person or insulting them in any way. Even the bad boys of rock can recover I wonder if he has a religious affiliation? I am a huge fan of the Moody Blues and I read something a while back about how at least one and possibly two of the members were Christian, a fact I had not know but had wondered about. I was glad to hear it
Speaking of addiction and musicians, you know, a few years ago when Steve Tyler was a judge on American Idol, I was incredibly impressed with how dignified he was. Sometimes he was the only one not trying to hide his giggles when the auditioner was really bad; he just sat listening all stoic and being honest about what he heard without laughing at the person or insulting them in any way. Even the bad boys of rock can recover I wonder if he has a religious affiliation? I am a huge fan of the Moody Blues and I read something a while back about how at least one and possibly two of the members were Christian, a fact I had not know but had wondered about. I was glad to hear it
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Just checking your year choice. Does Elton John fit pre or post great music? Billy Joel? Bruce Springsteen? Did you even know The Allman Brothers existed? The Band? (Not "his" band years. The Band years.) Bonnie Raitt? Rod Stewart post Little Faces? Jackson Browne? Solo Clapton? (vs. all his band-included years.) BeeGees, but only before their disco days, as if their disco days don't count? Are you aware you've skipped The Eagles? Did you stop liking Zep at Physical Graffiti? Fleetwood Mac in the Nicks/Buckingham days? The Doobie Brothers in the Michael McDonald years? Linda Ronstadt? Kenny Rogers?
And I didn't get into the good stuff -- DISCO! Disco began with Hues Corporation.
And I didn't get into the good stuff -- DISCO! Disco began with Hues Corporation.