Today's generation

[bill718]

It's nice to see today's generation appreciates the music of 50+ years ago. In fact, many like it better than what they produce today.

 

[Votto]

And it's sad they have no music of any real value to enjoy today.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

50 years ago???????

HOLY ******* HELL!!!!!

 

[BULLDOG]

It's still shocking to realize I'm the same age as old people.

 

[sparky]

I like almost all music, and i've played a lot of it out, and call me an 'oldie' , but i just LOVE the classic rock

one that our vocalist (trust me it takes a real one) knocks outta the part>


~S~

 

[Godboy]

It's nice to see today's generation appreciates the music of 50+ years ago. In fact, many like it better than what they produce today.

Ive seen quite a few of his videos.

 

[Godboy]

And it's sad they have no music of any real value to enjoy today.

I watch a tremendous amount of reaction videos. They get their minds blown when they see someone shred on a real instrument, like a guitar. They have never seen it before. Everything is done on computer now.

 

[Godboy]

I like almost all music, and i've played a lot of it out, and call me an 'oldie' , but i just LOVE the classic rock

one that our vocalist (trust me it takes a real one) knocks outta the part>


~S~

Here is a badass video. You know the song, but watch this musical genius perform it. That weird mother ****** is TALENTED! He plays keyboard, sax and drums like a master of each instrument!!

 

[sparky]

That weird mother ****** is TALENTED!

gawd yes, try and play it God dude, oh and is that hang on sloopy i see there??? ~S~

 

[BothWings]

And it's sad they have no music of any real value to enjoy today.

I beg to differ. There IS new music that's pretty good. But it's not mainstream. And I do hear young folks play it sometimes. But it admittedly does draw on past genres at times, albeit with a new twist and new elements.

 

[Godboy]

gawd yes, try and play it God dude, oh and is that hang on sloopy i see there??? ~S~

YEP!

 

[BULLDOG]

Here is a badass video. You know the song, but watch this musical genius perform it. That weird mother ****** is TALENTED! He plays keyboard, sax and drums like a master of each instrument!!

Edgar used to sometimes show up at Momma's Worry in Beaumont. After he got drunk, be might get up and sit in with the band.

 

[Godboy]

Edgar used to sometimes show up at Momma's Worry in Beaumont. After he got drunk, be might get up and sit in with the band.

When I was in the Navy in like 1993, there was a bar called "The Bastille" in Fresno which was an old time pre 19th century womens prison. They used the cells to store beer kegs. Anyway, Steve Perry from Journey used to go there on the weekends to watch live bands. That was a trip.

 

[Rambunctious]

We are at a low point on talent in the music industry today that's for sure...
Everything sounds the same... nothing original gets any play....

 

[Concerned American]

And it's sad they have no music of any real value to enjoy today.

And we lost another great guitarist today--Jeff Beck, RIP.

 

[Concerned American]

When I was in the Navy in like 1993, there was a bar called "The Bastille" in Fresno which was an old time pre 19th century womens prison. They used the cells to store beer kegs. Anyway, Steve Perry from Journey used to go there on the weekends to watch live bands. That was a trip.

Were you a recruiter or stationed at LeMoore?

 

[Concerned American]

It's still shocking to realize I'm the same age as old people.

And still haven't learned anything.

 

[Concerned American]

Here is a badass video. You know the song, but watch this musical genius perform it. That weird mother ****** is TALENTED! He plays keyboard, sax and drums like a master of each instrument!!

I still listen to that song. Love it. I think I can still remember something about the times when it came out. IDK.

 

[BULLDOG]

And still haven't learned anything.

I've learned a lot. Much of it I wish I didn't know.

 

[Godboy]

Were you a recruiter or stationed at LeMoore?

Yep!! I was an airman, VFA 125. I worked on F/A-18 ejection seats. Were you stationed there?