Music will always be there regardless of generation. I can listen to something way before my time and pretend it was made just for me, in this moment.
I used to collect and still have vinyl. The great thing about punk in the 90’s and even going into the 2000’s, was that many bands continued to release vinyl. I had to buy lots of 7” just to hear songs they only released via vinyl. The sound is so great on them. I have some rare stuff that is probably worth $$$. All of the colored and clear 7” were such a treat to open.
Agree completely, but I will never know what its like to grow up with a band with so much talent and follow their career, it must be something special.
I guess I was stupid when I went to concerts. I was always moshing, throwing myself on stage to get thrown off stage.
The entire 'Delicate Sound of Thunder' album... preferably on a good vintage setup. I know people like the new digital stuff, but to me, it's just got no soul. I've got an old Sansui G8700DB, with a pair of Sansui SP2500's on A, and a pair of 1st gen Bose 901's on B. Warm, full... analog.
My fish hate it when I get to playing music
Lol. I made quite a few of those myself. And can’t forget the mix tapes for your soon-to-be ex girlfriend.
Its not all its cracked up to be, especially today, I used to listen to my father and Grandfather going on about the old days and sometimes I wish I was born in the 60's and grew up in the 70's and 80's, music was so special and legends were really legends.
8 tracks didn’t last 8 minutes. But they were slightly before my time. My mom loved her loverboy
Check out TOOL’s new album. Pretty good. For most part I don’t like new music either and I’m 23, so don’t feel old ha
Someone mentioned Tool’s new album earlier on this thread. I actually downloaded it and listened to almost all of it. It’s classic Tool and was really good. As with most of their stuff, you need to listen to it a few times just to get the gist of it.
