So much resistance to change
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You would also have to go back to the wages you could make back then, dirty air and water, not to mention 50 year old medical technology.
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All that classic AOR stuff got played to death when I was a teenager in the 70s. If I never hear another Boston or Steely Dan song for the rest of my life, it'll be too soon.
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I got a chance to hear my 18 year old son’s “music:” the amount of f**ks, p***y” and b****h was sort of overwhelming. I didn’t say a thing. There was no tune I could hum. He’s an adult who plays classical piano.
Perhaps our resident music teachers can help people like me accept this as “music.”
Perhaps our resident music teachers can help people like me accept this as “music.”
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I got a chance to hear my 18 year old son’s “music:” the amount of f**ks, p***y” and b****h was sort of overwhelming. I didn’t say a thing. There was no tune I could hum. He’s an adult who plays classical piano. Perhaps our resident music teachers can help people like me accept this as “music.”
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My daughter (currently 18yo) and I spent a LOT of time over a lot of years in the car together traveling for her softball events. I made the conscious decision to be open to the kind of music she was into. Some I didn't like, and some I was indifferent to, but there is a lot that really enjoy. Likewise, I introduced my daughter to music that I like (old and new). Her reactions were the same. In my mid-50's, I'm still finding new music that excites me, including entire genres that I didn't really enjoy very much in the past. There is some stuff that I strongly dislike, but that's the thing about music. There is something for everyone!
That says enough right there.
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I could pontificate for hours on why they like listening to four letter word after four letter word with tons of shouting and very little (if any) melody, but that would just be my personal observations. It speaks to them, and they feel something when listening to it.
I once heard a 40 piece banjo band at a jazz festival. Hated it. It's still music, but I turned and walked away.
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Not to get back on the original topic or anything, but, rydabent ... if you really want to advance the cause for recumbent cycling, you might want to think about actually going out and riding the things where other people can see you and ask questions about your particular cycle or about 'bents in general--as opposed to sitting at the computer and starting contentious topic threads.
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He might not be that far off. I'd have to check the prices, but if a person has to have:
Carbon frame, Ti or modern steel
Disc brakes
Ultegra level or above and or electronic shifting
How much does that add up to? On top of that, most don't like the stock wheelsets, so they get an upgrade there. Add all that up and 5k could be close. I'm not saying it is, but it could be.
Carbon frame, Ti or modern steel
Disc brakes
Ultegra level or above and or electronic shifting
How much does that add up to? On top of that, most don't like the stock wheelsets, so they get an upgrade there. Add all that up and 5k could be close. I'm not saying it is, but it could be.
"General Tone"? Nonsense. I read the hell out of that forum and this one and have never gotten that impression.
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I got a chance to hear my 18 year old son’s “music:” the amount of f**ks, p***y” and b****h was sort of overwhelming. I didn’t say a thing. There was no tune I could hum. He’s an adult who plays classical piano.
Perhaps our resident music teachers can help people like me accept this as “music.”
Perhaps our resident music teachers can help people like me accept this as “music.”
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You'll be thrilled to know that when I ask my middle school students which "pops" tunes they want to play, I hear Beatles, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, etc. in addition to 21 Pilots, Imagine Dragons, and the rest of the new stuff. Varied eras, which tells me their parents are introducing them to some stuff and they are listening. They're currently loving a Neal Hefti tune I gave them, and I think they're starting to enjoy Chameleon now that they got the rhythm grooving.
That says enough right there.
That says enough right there.
The other day she heard our elderly neighbour listening to the radio and asked if that's how all old people listen to music? I had to laugh.
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