The older i get the more I like AC/DC (the group) This sort of concerns me as too what i'm going to want to hear in the retirement home in my dotage, if i get that far.
Am I going to be with a load of other really old people clicking their fingers to Led Zep. wanting to be a back door man? Will the warden tell me to turn my mps player. Or by that time, Mp303 player down.
Or is it that at some point, a tea dance notion of music will flow into my mind possibly? Or the notion that Manilow was indeed a very nice with many a tune i'd like to hum :shock:
When will i start wanting to give people Werthers as though it's a treat from an older wiser person???
Just musings guys, just musings.
I'm on a highway to hell............
I remember long ago, pogoing away in the disco, thinking what are we going to be like in our eighty’s all pink Mohicans and bondage trousers Zimmer frames with safety pins and Day-Glo incontinence pants, it made me smile then.
When I was younger, I lived by the creed “if it’s too loud you’re too old” now, older, I value silence above almost everything.
The older I get, the quieter the music :shock:
Unless I'm doing housework (and those in the know will tell you how rare that is) I never blast my music; it's just background noise.
I also want an electric monoslipper. :shock:
this is quite an interesting topic for me.
I have been into "dance" music since the 80's which has taken me to clubs far and wide, witness a huge explosion of different genres (breakdance, electro, house, techno, beach house, funky house, progressive house etc)and DJ'ing myself on equipment from ghettoblasters through to Technics 1210's through to computerised CD decks.......... all over the last 20+ years.
i dont think ill be into any other sort of music in such a massive way.
im actually beginning to see and feel my own age nowadays... especially if i go clubbing and with some of the old classics i play.......... i can tell im a good few years older than alot of other fans.
personally im worried that people think im too old for upfront music... but i actually think im at an advantage because i can fuse together the old and the new and can find music to play for people that has totally stood the test of time.
i just know i will be listening to house choons till the day i die.........
bring it on!!!!!
i likes pavarotti and g4 and alison moye(t) sp
full blast its invigorating and peaceful its my chillout music
dancy music i love it but theres a time and place
digging R.E.M at the minute though
my janis joplin cd has broke though :cry: :cry:
When I was younger I used to think it was compulsory to buy all Phil Collins' back catalogue once you got to 30!
I now know different and pride myself on still listening almost exclusively to new up and coming bands even so I am well into my 40s!
Gallows anyone?
ive just been called "an older person" :shock: :shock: :shock: that seems so very old :cry:
The older I get, the less I give a shit.