Music today sounds the same. Male singers. Female singers. All copies. Close your eyes, listen and the same. All the same. They all suck live as they prance around and either scream unintelligibly or lip sync. Ahhhhh the long-lost days of the Midnight Special on tv, where all the bands played live and they were all different, especially Sparks, a band none of you know. Got to love a band that writes a song about Albert Einstein and sounds different, different than everyone else.
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Eclectic Music
Apr 5, 2025, 3:07 PM
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@skibum - Clearly, every generation criticizes the musical choices of their children and grandchildren. But it's hard to believe that my parents, as much as they complained about Sabbath and Zeppelin, could have found those bands as utterly devoid of talent as what's out there today.
SkiDumb used to wear assless chaps when attending Prince concerts on First Avenue. That’s how eclectic he is.
@skibum & mister orange My parents used to complain about fifties and early sixties music, first record I ever bought was The Doors, man did they bitch about some of those songs If they were still alive they would hate much of those albums like Black Sabbath or Mountains Nantucket Sleighride, or my personal favorite Grand Funk Railroad closer to home album LOL
Years ago, an atf dancer would dance to "Changes" by Black Sabbath on a white bear skin rug with a smoke machine. Those were the good old days I'll always remember.
Bring back the Gazzarri Dancers and Hollywood a Go Go. MAGA
Fuck this guy is weird
I see barista has taken time off from molesting 10 years old boys to comment, even though I read none of them Very gay there little man, Very gay.
Those late night concert shows were awesome. Don Kirschner’s rock concert, and Midnight Special had the best acts. I remember watching Deep Purple live on one of those shows sometime in the 70s, and I was hooked!
Watching old Midnight Special videos reminds me of how much I took for granted growing up and wish I had focused more on how lucky I was to grow up at the rime I did.
^ Agree. I loved Midnight Special and the late night concert shows. It was something special to see one of your favorite bands live. Probably hard to relate to for younger people who grew up just being able to go on YouTube and watch any band or download music any time you want. Amazing: m.youtube.com
Geez the OP is warped.
Op is into little boys? Weird.
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Archie Bunker of music lives.
^Loosah.
I loved Midnight Special. I remember being 13 years old, stoned off my ass, and seeing this Genesis performance. I was mesmerized.
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Gotta disagree about Sparks though. Back then I thought they were the gayist band in existence.