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As long as were on the subject of music just a little suggested listening that I think everyone or at least most might enjoy regardless of ones preferred style. It's a kinda obscure group called Be Bop Deluxe. ( My favorite by the way).
Best album, "Live in the air age". Best tracts, probably "Adventures in a Yorkshire landscape" or "Life in the air age" although the whole album is great in my opinion.
(Wait do people say album anymore?) Guess I'm getting old.I'm not technologically advanced enough yet to post a link but its on you tube if anyone cares to Google it.
Enjoy ( hopefully at least)
Glad you liked it.Thank you Downloaded and playing the live version now. I am almost at the end. I will keep it and add it to my background music for when I am in that sort of a mood
- My problem is the volume, often it is so loud you can't hear the music
I didn't have the URL, but I do remember scientists using an algorithm to identify commonalities in music and they found that they were increasingly similar because two guys were basically involved in writing the bulk of what we basically hear.There we go, I thought of this video that addressed this very point, but it took me a bit to find it, so when I finally managed to do it someone else had already posted it a few minutes before me...
Double yuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Give me my Dick Dale!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Here's a few off the bat...
Nothing wrong with today's music. It's where you look, or listen.
So, Greta Van Fleet sound like Led Zeppelin, I say, so what? I can think of so much more they could sound like and don't, because what they do is awesome.
Let's not forget that one of the biggest selling albums of last year was by a band formed thirty (!) years ago this year - Tool, Fear Innoculum. (Okay, I s'pose including Tool in this doesn't really help ther case for modern artists, but quality is still there, ya just gotta look for it.)
A few examples, Led Zepplin....Kashmir....love the guitar
I remember when overt Objectification of women was a bad thing, now it's considered "empowering".
sigh