Innocence?

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In Reply to: Ugh! posted by FenderLover on April 11, 2017 at 20:17:46:

That seems unlikely. Rock musicians - particularly after 1966 - were known for crazed drug use, rampant alcoholism, crazed lifestyles, excesses of every imaginable sort, and so on.

Without it being either exaggeration or provocation, I think it may be said with confidence that rock musicians are pretty much the opposite of innocence.

Perhaps you meant that the deaths of them represents a kind of end of the youth of those who were the audience for that music. Your own youth, perhaps?
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Topic - dagnabbit -- now J. Geils is gone, too - mhardy6647 17:02:55 04/11/17 (7)

RE: dagnabbit -- now J. Geils is gone, too - Mike B. 15:52:47 04/13/17 (0)

A great bar band - Orchardist 13:05:50 04/12/17 (0)

great guitarist - Zipcord 05:50:18 04/12/17 (1)

Nice write up - Zipcord 08:55:28 04/12/17 (0)

RE: dagnabbit -- now J. Geils is gone, too - fantja 03:16:10 04/12/17 (0)

Ugh! - FenderLover 20:17:46 04/11/17 (1)

Innocence? - Newey 18:56:58 04/12/17 (0)

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