Rocky Road

With few exceptions, dinosaurs are the only ones who apparently still know how to rock; ...go fossils, go! (nt)

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In Reply to: Dinosaur Rock... I'll pass (nt) posted by J.Mac on April 10, 2007 at 12:56:06:

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Hey, keep reliving the past if it make you feel young (nt) - J.Mac 11:43:34 04/11/07 (1)
- So You're In Essence Saying..... - Todd Krieger 15:29:49 04/11/07 (0)
  We ought to be choosing our music solely on recent popularity or social relevance, and have total disregard for what we think is good or bad from a qualitative standpoint.
I'm with you 110%! You have a valid point. - CQ DX 09:03:58 04/11/07 (0)
I gravitate more to the artists of the 60's through 80's. I just don't find much pleasure in music today. Of course, there are exceptions. The problem is that most genres or sub-genres of rock have already been explored (blues, hard rock, metal, punk, alternative, techno, etc.), and it is getting increasingly challenging to be 'original' these days. That must have something to do with it.
Re: With few exceptions, dinosaurs are the only ones who apparently still know how to rock; ...go fossils, go! (nt) - Todd Krieger 00:39:09 04/11/07 (0)
I'm not concerned over whether music artists are "dinosaurs" or whatever social label is placed upon them. I'm only concerned over whether the artist can produce music to a satisfying degree.
I've never had regard for "social acceptance" as a yardstick to choose music, and have disdain for anyone who puts forth such litmus test. It's at the very core of why I think music has been on the decline in recent time.

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