OT - What Song (s) You Listening To Today?

[Andy_Faber]

On the subject of good and bad music, my view is that music by and large is for the young of the day.
Our parents basically hated our music.
So it's the same now with the music today.
But for me I like all music. Classical, hard rock, metal, trance, hip hop etc. All's good with me.

Make your bl**dy mind up, you sound like a politician. 70s rock here, Led Zep Bad co free Deep Purple Thin Lizzy Van Halen Montrose Robin Trower Black Sabbath Motorhead all the NWOBHM bands (OK that was 80s) and of course the mighty Budgie.

[Ramfantastic]

Fred Titmus wasn't he a spinner for Middle*** CCC ?
What happened to Fred?

[Andy_Faber]

Fred Titmus wasn't he a spinner for Middle*** CCC ?
What happened to Fred?

Retired on the income of the acid-sensitive paper he invented

[roger_ramjet]

speedboat propeller removed some of his toes on a Caribbean tour in 1967. Not as comprehensive as the Kirsty McColl incident but....

[roger_ramjet]

sometimes to can be a real Lil Andy

[macstheman]

A massive loss Kirsty. Tragic, absolutely tragic.
Thanks for link RR, memories!!

[Oldtimeram]

Al Bowlly

[Oldtimeram]

Al Bowlly was a tragic loss too.

A German parachute bomb hit his flat and blew the bedroom door clean off it hinges and killed him outright.

[ramAnag]

On the subject of good and bad music, my view is that music by and large is for the young of the day.
Our parents basically hated our music.
So it's the same now with the music today.
But for me I like all music. Classical, hard rock, metal, trance, hip hop etc. All's good with me.

Have to disagree Rom. Think that used to be the case but things have changed. Our parents hated our music because, in the sixties, music became synonymous with a lifestyle that challenged authority for the first time. Today it’s different. There’s a huge overlap between what I listen to and what my kids listen to. I go to concerts with my (grown up) kids and I don’t think that’s unusual these days. Look at Glastonbury, or many of the more ordinary concert venues, and the age range is huge.

[Romanis]

Have to disagree Rom. Think that used to be the case but things have changed. Our parents hated our music because, in the sixties, music became synonymous with a lifestyle that challenged authority for the first time. Today it’s different. There’s a huge overlap between what I listen to and what my kids listen to. I go to concerts with my (grown up) kids and I don’t think that’s unusual these days. Look at Glastonbury, or many of the more ordinary concert venues, and the age range is huge.

That's good to hear. Yes we must appreciate the music of today.