Um that was not metal not one bit lol but it sure as hell wasn’t rap either Imo.^^^^^^^^^^^^^well that's not Rap, it's Metal and starting out nice. See, my minds not closed.
Edit: but has now morphed into 'Metal'. Not quite fit for a 70-year-old sorry.
Whatever it was it lasted about 2 minutes.Um that was not metal not one bit lol but it sure as hell wasn’t rap either Imo.
Audiofreak71
I've liked Little Dragon before Little Dragon! Yuki Nagano did some vocals with a band called KOOP.I don't think that there will ever be a time when there aren't some musicians creating stuff that appeals to me. I just don't see creative brilliance having any kind of sell by date. That being said though, I do think that the current era isn't really pushing the most thoughtful, brilliant artists to the forefront in the way that previous eras seemed to do. I really have to search well below the radar these days to find music that I click with.
Here's some stuff that I dig that though they may not be brand new, is at least "new millennium era" and are younger artists:
And there's lots of newer jazz stuff that I dig, Here's just one thing:
Yeah I hear you, we like what we like and that’s ok. I just find getting into my old age that I’m finding lots of music and artists that I actually like, it’s pretty cool to me and remind when I was a kid discovering all the different genres of music.Whatever it was it lasted about 2 minutes.
Thinking back a few years I remember the few Windham Hill recordings we had didn't get much playtime either. 35 years down the road and 60 more WH lp's there just wonderful. We old folks are more flexible than you suspect. I did give 20 Led Zepplin records away.
I love the Windham Hill albums , I have a nice little collection myself.