BrothelLife

I think we've turned into our parents. ;D  I remember when I was a kid, my folks couldn't stand the Beatles and a lot of the music of my generation back in the '60s-'70s.

Today, I'm not into rap/hiphop like a lot of the younger crowd, but there are a few non-rap artist that I like ...LOL

I enjoy most genres of music, over several decades, but I often listen to the '60s and '70s channels, as well as some the classic rock and country music channels on Sirius/XM.

Well, no surprise here but I only like country music and yes Sirius/XM is the only way to go for me.

No we just got old and can't hang with most of the newer stuff. Basically what Doc said. My mom is an odd ball though she likes a lot of what would be considered pop now. But she doesn't really pay attention to lyrics. Where as if the lyrics don't speak to me I can't like it!

There were more then a few times when I was riding in the car with my high school nieces and they started to sing along with the radio and I would sing along with them. Although the songs were performed by current artists, the songs were a remix of songs from the 80'/early 90's. My nieces would ask "Uncle Steve how do you know the words?" I smiled and would inform them the year and original artist performing. I guess artists of today can't figure out new lyrics that appeals to this generation other the nasty rap.

I like some new stuff and have found bands from the 90’s on that I really like but admit the number of them decreases with each year. And with all music/performers I like some of their stuff others I think “is this the same band”?


Some “modern” bands I like that I can remember the names of:
One Republic
Imagine Dragons
Bastille


There are others but I can’t remember the names....

My Parents Hated Janis Joplin ..    And I loved her Singing ..

There is a good Beatles tribute band in the Chicago area called "American English". I've been to several of their concerts and there are fans of all ages there. Good, classic music is universal. Some of these 60s and 70s bands have new generations of fans because their music is timeless and eternal.

Gotta disagree with you boys regarding Janis. Nails on a chalk board to me


Good thing we all have different tastes in everything otherwise this world would be pretty damn boring!

Chuckar chaser link wrote: Exactly could you imagine how screwed up it would be if we all only liked rap.?

I think it's not a coincidence that rap rhymes with crap... :

Prospector Bob link wrote: I think it's not a coincidence that rap rhymes with crap... :

;D ;D ;D

2 of my Favorite songs are from the 90's  Smooth and Tears in Heaven . Six I agree if everyone Liked the same thing or everyone looked alike . Boring

I don't care for the modern music either.

My favorites are largely from the 50's & 60's when I was growing up. 

These are a few of my favorites.

Singing the Blues ~ 1956 Guy Mitchell https://youtu.be/wJA8b3esxfE

Tammy ~ 1957 Debbie Reynolds https://youtu.be/ew3mtNZFrMY

Young Love ~ 1957 Sonny James http://youtu.be/pU_8D5jBqd0

Kisses Sweeter Than Wine ~ 1957 Jimmy Rodgers http://youtu.be/iulmZAz8XfY

Party Doll ~ 1957 Buddy Knox https://youtu.be/DcA_sd9TEHQ

My Special Angel ~ 1957 Bobby Helms http://youtu.be/CFgQ0cIZiDw 
   
Not Fade Away ~ 1957 Buddy Holly & The Crickets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyTtFNGz ... re=related

Ballad of a Teenage Queen ~ 1958 Johnny Cash https://youtu.be/9hWW8Lr-Ajg

Lonesome Town ~ 1958 Ricky Nelson https://youtu.be/xxqj5i8jSLo 

My True Love ~ 1958 Jack Scott http://youtu.be/Ihczg3RFZ-E

Susie Darlin' ~ 1958 Robin Luke https://youtu.be/Jc6N_S4lzC0

To Know Him is to Love Him ~ 1958 Teddy Bears https://youtu.be/DCnUsInBQws

Whispering Pines ~ 1959 Johnny Horton https://youtu.be/hkrfvjrr1Yk

The Master's Call ~ 1959 Marty Robbins http://youtu.be/e22cEMXganQ

They're Hanging Me Tonight ~ 1959 Marty Robbins http://youtu.be/IuFWKbFiQ1A

Big Iron ~ 1959 Marty Robbins http://youtu.be/iGmUsJvRv7U

Summertime Blues ~ 1959 Eddie Cochran https://youtu.be/In7z7B87Puc

The Three Bells ~ 1959 The Browns https://youtu.be/duoPMquUzpk   

Scarlet Ribbons ~ 1959 The Browns http://youtu.be/dvw94I22nsg 

Sweeter Than You ~ 1959 Ricky Nelson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsMoEJ1_uD4&feature=fvsr 

All for the Love of a Girl ~ 1959 Johnny Horton https://youtu.be/2xgDepmxnpY

There Goes My Baby ~ 1959 The Drifters https://youtu.be/i3HXy9mGPpI 

San Angelo ~ 1960 Marty Robbins https://youtu.be/9Gun2IJw9zk 

Comanche ~ 1960 Johnny Horton https://youtu.be/LFg0rYAG7UU

Are You Lonesome Tonight ~ 1960 Elvis Presley http://youtu.be/9XVdtX7uSnk

Only The Lonely ~ 1960 Roy Orbison http://youtu.be/kjq4wYuwgxs

Sixteen Reasons ~ 1960 Connie Stevens https://youtu.be/PPbSYJ1LNl0

Tell Laura I Love Her ~ 1960 Ray Peterson http://youtu.be/pTjQgkHzbTk

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow ~ 1961 Shirelles https://youtu.be/3irmBv8h4Tw

Baby It's You ~ 1961 Shirelles https://youtu.be/8clnxViHdp8

I Love How You Love Me ~ 1961 Paris Sisters https://youtu.be/lwGSKea-lGw 

Marie's the Name His Latest Flame ~ 1961 Elvis Presley https://youtu.be/59pOE3OmUi8   

Save the Last Dance for Me ~ 1962 The Drifters https://youtu.be/n-XQ26KePUQ

Soldier Boy ~ 1962 Shirelles https://youtu.be/N83DMPW2HrY 

She’s Got You ~ 1962 Patsy Cline https://youtu.be/MWCUh6tf7PA 

Patches ~ 1962 Dickey Lee http://youtu.be/Dpjs9nEBVOQ 

Puff the Magic Dragon ~ 1963 Peter, Paul & Mary https://youtu.be/Y7lmAc3LKWM

Stewball ~ 1963 Peter, Paul & Mary https://youtu.be/austF8SEFPo 

Then He Kissed Me ~ 1963 The Crystals https://youtu.be/cE_jOD2Fxvs

Folk Singer ~ 1963 Tommy Roe https://youtu.be/dkE8PFbO_Jo

Miller's Cave ~ 1964 Bobby Bare https://youtu.be/9xcHmBCxgxE

House of the Rising Sun ~ 1964 The Animals https://youtu.be/PDKKeLhHgl8   

Mr. Tambourine Man ~ 1964 Bob Dylan https://youtu.be/OeP4FFr88SQ

It Ain't Me Babe ~ 1965 The Turtles http://youtu.be/5sg5HNuyKDw 

Play With Fire ~ 1965 The Rolling Stones https://youtu.be/8gKmmaZrJpc 

Please Don't let me be Misunderstood ~ 1965 The Animals https://youtu.be/1q00ggfjRFA 
 
Mr. Bojangles ~ 1969 Neil Diamond https://youtu.be/fzf79gwMki4

Bad Moon Rising ~ 1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BmEGm-mraE 

I actually like much of the new music. I grew up in the 80's listening to big hair bands. My 20's  were spent listening to 90's rock. I evolve, today I am a Five Finger Death Punch, Avenge Sevenfold, Shinedown, Godsmack fan among many others.


To be honest, I kinda laugh and cringe when 80's rock comes on, I still like and listen to many 90's bands like Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Pearl Jam.


Just glad I didn't end up being a headbanger in his 40's still stuck on big hair bands.

Slednx link wrote: I actually like much of the new music. I grew up in the 80's listening to big hair bands. My 20's  were spent listening to 90's rock. I evolve, today I am a Five Finger Death Punch, Avenge Sevenfold, Shinedown, Godsmack fan among many others.


To be honest, I kinda laugh and cringe when 80's rock comes on, I still like and listen to many 90's bands like Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Pearl Jam.


Just glad I didn't end up being a headbanger in his 40's still stuck on big hair bands.

The newer rock bands you mentioned are all good. But rock except for a few small pockets in this country Reno actually seems to be one of them is no longer pop.  It is what most of the country now considers pop. That a lot of us old folks have a hard time hanging with.


All the rock bands you mentioned are good if you like rock. But rock no longer has the nationwide popularly it once did. There are a few pockets here and there mostly on the east coast and in some other countries rock has risen again. But I think the main point here is us old farts that unfortunately includes you Sled have a hard time hanging with what is now considered poo music.


When I was a teen Rock was still king a lot of would be musicians. Wanted to grow up and be rock stars. That is not the case anymore at least in most of this country.


I also like country music. But that ain't what it once was either.?

Mikey link wrote: It's a fact that every generation discovers music that their parents can't stand, and that's the norm. I grew up in San Francisco in the 60's with Rock and Roll, so all of my records (yeah vinyl) are 70's and earlier. I never cared for Kiss, Aerosmith, or any of the big hair bands. 

San Francisco in the 60s! The epicenter of the counter-culture movement! That must have been a real privilege to be there then.