My thing, lately, is zydeco and swamp pop music from the local area. We have an FM station, KBON, that plays all of it all day long. On Sunday they open the way back vault and play REAL Cajun music. I love it all.
Getting older - Did your music taste change? I think mine is starting to. why?
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Ill have to check this out when I am off work, I did get into MIPOSO and Mandolin Orange or "Watchtower" years back, MIPOSO has some Dark Haller Pop that is really good. Have not listened to them in a good few years.
Ill for sure give this a try this evening!!
Here you go.....
www.kbon.com
KBON 101.1
The website represents the men and women who have worked tirelessly throught the years to bring Louisiana's rich culture to the world through the joy of its music
www.kbon.com
Here you go.....
KBON 101.1
The website represents the men and women who have worked tirelessly throught the years to bring Louisiana's rich culture to the world through the joy of its music
Ill give this a try, I bet i can find the station on my AM/FM app as well.
They're artists. Just some whose work isn't for you. Still creating something from whole cloth.I have yet to get bored with my music selections. Most of the older stuff I listen to takes me back to younger days....and I like reminiscing. I listen to very little new music. I have no interest in most of it. Rap doesn't work for me......I can't deal with most of the lyrics, and I am an OLD SAILOR!New country is just rap about cows. I will admit,[] some new artists, and I use that term very loosely,[/b] have sparked my interest. But not enough for me to throw away my Hair Band albums!! SO I guess I am an old stuck in the mud, gonna listen to Fooled Around and Fell in Love and remember the HS girls!
I've always had pretty diverse tastes in music, but I've noticed that I'm enjoying things I used to be lukewarm about. So much music that I wrote off at the time because it was "popular" or for old people. Listening to top 40 songs from the 70's to 90's, and comparing it to the slop being made today, has been really eye opening. Even the one hit wonders were written by talented people, and performed by great singers and/or proper musicians.
Now get off my lawn.
Now get off my lawn.
tadawson
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I would argue that an IQ70 grunting in no particular key is *not* actually "music" . . .
more like "rhythmic noise") -)
I would argue that an IQ70 grunting in no particular key is *not* actually "music" . . .
Not sure what you are referring to but not something I’d argue against lol
I like spending time on BandCamp and really enjoy melodic atmospheric black doom metal but most anything comes into my feed as I follow people who like interesting to me music. So that could be anything. Genre bending music is interesting. So that is a huge change for me. That started in my early 60s.
Every night I listen to classical music especially organ and choir for an hour or two before I go to bed. And I search for albums with fantastic recordings that produce psychoacoustic center imaging and biggest sound stage. I put those albums in the play again stack.
I quit streaming other than my BandCamp collection and BandCamp in general. That is where I am at now.
Every night I listen to classical music especially organ and choir for an hour or two before I go to bed. And I search for albums with fantastic recordings that produce psychoacoustic center imaging and biggest sound stage. I put those albums in the play again stack.
I quit streaming other than my BandCamp collection and BandCamp in general. That is where I am at now.
That's nice.
Per the discussion above regarding Rap ... Shrugs .... I'm 72 and eclectic. Most of it I don't listen to, but there are a few I like, especially when I'm out in the garage futzin!. Warren G - Regulate, Nate Dogg, Snoop Dog and a few things from Eminem. There's a number or two from others, but honestly, not many to be sure. If it's got a good hook or smooth flow I can follow.
Garry~
Garry~
A lot of the tracks you mentioned are older rap, I’m a fan of 90s hip hop it’s just a lot of modern stuff I dislike.
Yes sir, you are correct and I should have said that too. Eminem dropped a couple I like at his return.
Garry~
I have his 1st few albums on vinyl, my brother in law is a big fan of Eminem. I gave him most of my Em albums to him a while back. I think I kept his 1st 2.
losthorizon
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I love Badfinger, I really rated them.
If you're from Metro Detroit and approximately my age you're pretty much required to be a fan. Everyone in town has a story about him, or more often, Kim. The 90's were wild.