Music Era ??

Are you sure? From your tag line, it looks like your favorite should be a certain three piece from Toronto.

For me, it's definitely 2000-2010. I just love when Britney Spears started her career as a performer, it was a unique atmosphere in the music industry. I remember as a child dancing to her songs and imagining that I was living her life. Now it's funny to remember that time since both she and I are already quite grown-up people with destinies. I sometimes listen to selections of songs from those years on https://show4me.com/ and I remember what my life was like in those years. I don't have sadness; it's just such melancholy for my childhood, which probably every adult feels. But never mind, I'm glad that I grew up on this kind of music

Edited by sarahkollins - 29 Dec 2021 at 4:37am

Oh, I am sure that they played Hendrix on that show, as he was very popular during that era, although he has never really been a favorite of mine.

There is a reason that "Classic" Rock has become classic. Many people including me find it the most enjoyable music to listen to. Classic Rock station Q107 from Toronto used to have a program called Psychedelic Sunday every Sunday afternoon hosted by a DJ named Andy Frost. Played the best of psychedelic rock from about 1965 to 1975. It was a great show with great music.

Don't take offense if he does not reply, he's probably runnin' a needle through Wham's greatest hits right now...Kenny G is on deck.

@FREEDGUY; Easy Big 'Un. My reply wasn't a diss. So you prefer Culture Club to Jimi Hendrix Experience. That's fine. I like all sorts of music that others do not, others like all sorts of music that I do not. Musical (and any other) taste is subjective. It cannot be quantified. It's all good bro bro. Why do you try to create acrimony with someone who is trying to be amiable with you? Do you just enjoy internet drama? Is that it? Would you prefer that I start insulting you?

FreeDickWeed, you said, "Sadly you would rather listen to Boy George.  You are correct, that is sad.

Skip a couple days of beer & buy a better radio

shameless dude wrote: what's wrong with Dolly Parton?

Edited by FREEDGUY - 13 Sep 2021 at 6:41pm

Not much use for boys in spandex.

Country music only I have sirius in both my vehicles and they are on Willie's Roadhouse

Tbone95 wrote: FREEDGUY wrote: Tbone95 wrote: Hendrix was 101st Airborne. Boy George??? In his day, they “asked”! Hendrix died from drugs I believe, I think Boy George is still breathing  ?? Hendrix music was/is HIDEOUS IMO   What does the 101 have to do with music BTW  ?? I figured the comparison would lose you, but don’t care. All I can say, if you’re going to judge musicians on drugs, you won’t be listening to much of any genre of any era.

On the drugs issue, you got that right! Years ago, I worked with a fella that at one time was a motor coach driver for music promoter. He generally drove for the CW acts, not big names, but usually the ‘opening acts’. He claimed the rockers couldn’t hold a candle to the raunchy, debotchery, filthy, disgusting, female country music bands. He said the booze, drugs, orgies, was absolutely unreal.

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JTOOL wrote: @FREEDGUY; Really? You'd rather hear Karma Chameleon than Voodoo Chile? Okay. The heart wants what it wants.

Hendrix was 101st Airborne. Boy George??? In his day, they “asked”!