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[Absolute Zero]

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[Absolute Zero]

So I'm streaming Amazon music listening to Metallica's Enter Sandman and my coworker who just had a birthday last week (turned 33) said "Oh, I like this song." So I look it up and am reminded that it was released over 30 years ago - in August of 1991. Then I tell her that my friends and I went to Zia Records on University near Mill Ave. at midnight to buy it (the Black album on CD) as soon as it was released. She's like "I had just turned 3 !!" lol

That's hilarious!

I guess I am wondering how long heavy metal fans will continue listening to it. I mean, when you are in your 80's, will you still be cranking the Metallica on the way to the grocery store?

I was in high school in the 1980's but never really got into heavy metal. I am in my mid 50's now and still like listening to tunes from back in the day, but tend to gravitate towards the mellow stuff.

 

[Mainstreet]

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Live From Daryl's House - Joe Walsh - Somebody Like You​

 

[Finito]

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[cardncubfan]

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[Absolute Zero]

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[Mainstreet]

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I really enjoy this album. It's one of my favorites.

I especially like: High, You're Beautiful, Tears and Rain and Cry.

 

[Absolute Zero]

I really enjoy this album. It's one of my favorites.

I especially like: High, You're Beautiful, Tears and Rain and Cry.

Its a great song, I know nothing about this artist or his music. This is one that one of my sons suggested to me. I am always a little reluctant to listen to his music suggestions, but they are frequently pretty good.

 

[Absolute Zero]

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This is one I remember listening to in the back of the car when I was a little kid in Prescott.

 

[Mainstreet]

There are not a lot of artists I'm following right now but James Blunt brings some familiarity to the music of today.

This song shows some of his versatility.

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James Blunt - Halfway feat. Ward Thomas​

 

[Mainstreet]

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This is one I remember listening to in the back of the car when I was a little kid in Prescott.

Great memories.

A few songs I especially like by Gordon Lightfoot is: Sundown, Carefree Highway and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

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[Absolute Zero]

Great memories.

A few songs I especially like by Gordon Lightfoot is: Sundown, Carefree Highway and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

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This is one of my fave's

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[phillycard]

Stevie Wonder Christmas album today. I'm not ashamed to admit I always tear up when I listen to it. Makes me miss my parents (RIP) and my family in general.

 

[MigratingOsprey]

I feel that Philly - one of the great things about music through

 

[MigratingOsprey]

Fell back into this one today

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[Ronin]

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[cardncubfan]

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[puckhead]

That's hilarious!

I guess I am wondering how long heavy metal fans will continue listening to it. I mean, when you are in your 80's, will you still be cranking the Metallica on the way to the grocery store?

I was in high school in the 1980's but never really got into heavy metal. I am in my mid 50's now and still like listening to tunes from back in the day, but tend to gravitate towards the mellow stuff.

I certainly hope so! But, the main reason it's cranked is because we're all going to be nearly deaf! The first Metallica show I saw left my ears ringing for hours.

The senior centers for the Gen X'ers are going to be wild. Tons of flannel, grunge, and low-back butterfly tats that droop past the knees.

 

[puckhead]

I feel that Philly - one of the great things about music through

Music especially, and to a lesser extent, certain odors, are the closest things we have to time machines. I'll hear a song from the 80's that will transport me to an exact moment from 40 years ago and I'll remember details that should have been long forgotten. It's really amazing how our brains store information and retrieve it.

 

[Beaver]

Today's Installment.

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[KingLouieLouie]

I've been on a major Talking Heads kick as of late, and this one performance to me really stands out!

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[cardncubfan]

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[Mainstreet]

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James Blunt - Should I Give It All​

 

[cardncubfan]

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[puckhead]

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Love this all stripped down to just an acoustic and Bill.