October 28, 201015 yr Author big audio dynamite aka mick jones and don letts. btw wasnt don or a member of B.A.D. the first of many conquests that pasty kensit made throughout the music industry ? Edited October 28, 201015 yr by tigerfish
October 28, 201015 yr The first time I ever saw Keanu, I was 12 years old & it was love at first sight (and never really left ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbU1fKXxqvY&feature=related
October 28, 201015 yr Author de la soul. taken from a great album, 3 ft high and rising. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DzX18o-zsA Edited October 28, 201015 yr by tigerfish
October 29, 201015 yr Looking at many of the videos posted here - either I had never heard of the artist(s) or had forgotten them completely. Think back to the sixties - the names of hundreds of performers are still spoken every day - absolute household names. To me it shows what a desert the music scene has become in the past forty years.
October 29, 201015 yr Looking at many of the videos posted here - either I had never heard of the artist(s) or had forgotten them completely. Think back to the sixties - the names of hundreds of performers are still spoken every day - absolute household names. To me it shows what a desert the music scene has become in the past forty years. That's what I thought till the lightbulb finally came on. It's a spoof thread I decided. Filled mostly with novelty songs.
October 29, 201015 yr Looking at many of the videos posted here - either I had never heard of the artist(s) or had forgotten them completely. Think back to the sixties - the names of hundreds of performers are still spoken every day - absolute household names. To me it shows what a desert the music scene has become in the past forty years. I must agree, Humph. Since the 60s, I could on my fingers the memorable songs and music. Generally, most popular stuff is just a noise and gibberish. Recalling the artist, in the main, is beyond me. So sad to have to say.
October 29, 201015 yr Probably more to do with your ages than the music on offer. I couldn't name but a small handful of groups/artists from the 60's or even 70's. Not my era. And I can be pretty sure that most of what you might consider decent music from ye olde times is probably a load of crap to people my age & younger. if the thread & the music in it bothers you so much then start your own from your era & enjoy it as much as we are on this one.
October 29, 201015 yr Probably more to do with your ages than the music on offer. I couldn't name but a small handful of groups/artists from the 60's or even 70's. Not my era. And I can be pretty sure that most of what you might consider decent music from ye olde times is probably a load of crap to people my age & younger. if the thread & the music in it bothers you so much then start your own from your era & enjoy it as much as we are on this one. It's not the era that's the problem Boo, it's the taste. There was some good music in the 80's (though less than in most recent decades) but that's not what we're seeing is it? Looks like mostly "club" or "disco" music which by and large is pure shit. Gays and women seem to like it to dance to, but most men I've ever known don't dance unless they're severely enebriated or looking to get laid. In which case it doesn't matter at all what's playing. I have determined there is a difference in sensibilities between Americans and our European cousins. Most Americans don't go to a club to hear a DJ play music. We go to hear a band play live Big difference methinks.
October 29, 201015 yr this is the music most of us listened too as teens. who cares if it is good or not, the thread is a laugh, taking us back to our youth. But I'm sure when you were 12-20 years old you had a well defined & sophisticated music collection & never liked or listened ot anything cringy.
October 29, 201015 yr this is the music most of us listened too as teens. who cares if it is good or not, the thread is a laugh, taking us back to our youth. But I'm sure when you were 12-20 years old you had a well defined & sophisticated music collection & never liked or listened ot anything cringy. At the age of 19 I had about 500 albums and the bitchinest stereo (quadrophonic, Phase Linear, Marantz, Harman Kardon, TEAC, Technics, Bose) you ever did see. Nowadays I just listen to the radio.
October 29, 201015 yr But that doesn't mean, nor prove, that any of those albums were any good or any real sophistication in choices
October 29, 201015 yr Author just flicking through the archives on youtube and came across this one, whilst looking for tracks to post. yeah i know its not from the eighties, early nineties infact. but, couldnt help thinking of you boo and your avatar when i saw the vid with the girl in the ban-dana dancing. classic tune ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Wt1nvsoKno Edited October 29, 201015 yr by tigerfish
October 29, 201015 yr Loving the 80's Boo, there are some that are a bit odd. To be quite honest Patsy is loving it....
October 29, 201015 yr this is the music most of us listened too as teens. who cares if it is good or not, the thread is a laugh, taking us back to our youth. But I'm sure when you were 12-20 years old you had a well defined & sophisticated music collection & never liked or listened ot anything cringy. At the age of 19 I had about 500 albums and the bitchinest stereo (quadrophonic, Phase Linear, Marantz, Harman Kardon, TEAC, Technics, Bose) you ever did see. Nowadays I just listen to the radio. I like red hot chili peppers..
October 29, 201015 yr just flicking through the archives on youtube and came across this one, whilst looking for tracks to post. yeah i know its not from the eighties, early nineties infact. but, couldnt help thinking of you boo and your avatar when i saw the vid with the girl in the ban-dana dancing. classic tune ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Wt1nvsoKno Well OP you should know better. Great nostalgia thread ruined by your pinching one of my favourite tunes of the '90s. Sneaksy thief! In protest I refuse to contribute a song for oh....at least ten minutes......Hmmmph.
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