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Old 05-17-2024, 07:35 AM
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1937? Really? Honestly, I've never even been much of a fan of the 1960s!
I was really close with my grandparents.
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What I did like was watching documentaries of old music and movies. I guess it started with That's Entertainment!, a 1974 compilation MGM films plust the studio history. My parents took me to the cinema and I liked it very much. It started my hobby for Hollywood history.

And about music, it started with Heroes of Rock'n'Roll, hosted by Jeff Bridges (1979). It includes a band that would became my favorite 3 years later.

Unfortunately I've not found the entire 2 hours doc video, but there some good segments in YT. I think this is the most complete:

https://youtu.be/iirh65r0FZc?t=4736
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I was really close with my grandparents.
Once I embraced country music(when Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the like came along, rock was no longer for me. I need melody and harmony- see Eagles and FM), I began to embrace really old music. A favorite would be Bob Wills music from the 1930s and 40s. Truly joyous music.
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Once I embraced country music(when Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the like came along, rock was no longer for me. I need melody and harmony- see Eagles and FM), I began to embrace really old music. A favorite would be Bob Wills music from the 1930s and 40s. Truly joyous music.
Pearl Jam released a new album and I couldn't get thru 3 songs. It all sounds the same to me. Generic Rock. Like those white generic labels at the market back in the 80's.
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Pearl Jam released a new album and I couldn't get thru 3 songs. It all sound the same to me. Generic Rock. Like those white generic labels at the market back in the 80's.
Yep. And I bought all those albums, and really TRIED to like it. Nope.

"Freeeeezzinnn'...." Shut the actual fukc up.
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Yep. And I bought all those albums, and really TRIED to like it. Nope.

"Freeeeezzinnn'...." Shut the actual fukc up.
so boring.
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