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Heavy metal and rap in the 80s were much bigger movement.
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Actually I was trying to think of the most annoying people I could think of to make an sarcastic pointOriginally posted by Sunnylab View Post
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Nothing gets BoB fired up like people praising Grunge.Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View Post
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She's my new guilty pleasure. She's really talented...slightly annoying...but talented.Originally posted by Sunnylab View PostComment
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Youd be surprised. I question my students all the time when they wear on old band tee and the majority know the music. In fact they are currently writing an analysis on this article showing that 70 percent of current music downloads is "old music".Originally posted by Man View Post
Stopped a girl in the hall this week with an AIC shirt. Asked her if she liked them or just liked the shirt. She likes them and is going to see them live in The Woodlands Sept 17th with her dad.Comment
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The wife and I were out having lunch last week and a group of high school kids sat next to us. A few of them were wearing Nirvana shirts. I was surprised and was telling my wife how hot Nirvana was when I was in Junior high heading into highschool. Guess I'm just getting older although it's probably not much different than kids wearing Led Zeppelin or similar back when I was in high school.
With that said, I was listening to someone on the radio a couple weeks ago and he was speaking about a similar topic of younger kids getting into older and more different types of music. His point was that today with I-tunes and other various services, kids have a lot more access to various types of music. They can also purchase single tracks as compared to full albums. I remember when I was a kid, it was either try and time something just right to record off the radio or go pay full price for a cassette or CD that included songs you didn't want. Even back then, a cassette tape was close to $10 and CDs were closer to $15. Music was expensive.Comment
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Best part about Nirvana and pearl jam is that it kept crappy bands like slayer off the radioComment
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I'm Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin old.
To each his own...I think 95% of it sucks.Originally posted by Sunnylab View PostComment
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Exactly. Same for Luke Bryan and Robert Earl Keen.Originally posted by RJH1 View Post
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SINCE THE 90'S - meaning from 1990 until now....there has not been a genre of music that has had as big of an impact. That was the point. I'm not arguing that its better than 80's hair bands or 80's rap. I love all kinds of music.Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View PostComment
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Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View Post
Who is Luke Bryan? I've heard Robert Earl keen's howling, probably wouldn't take much to keep him off the radio. Although he is preferential to Slayer and that sort of crapComment
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my daughter wearing Pink Floyd, she has no clue who they areOriginally posted by Man View PostComment
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AIC was betterComment
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Than Nirvana yes but who wasn't? AIC wasn't better than Sound Garden. They were the most talented and most metal of the grunge bands.Originally posted by adam_p View Post
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Ronnie Montrose with a kid named Sammy Hagar, after Ronnie played with Boz Scaggs and The Edgar Winter Group, comes to mind.
A rock a billy band, from Alvin Texas area named - ZZ Top - was playing Houston bars at the time, and even High Schools around South Houston. And the Armadillo World-Headquarters - was the Republic's version of - Texas music.
It was a few years before Austin City Limits launched.
Zep, CCR, Who, Guess Who, Jimi.......all living and large as well. - So many and NAM was harsh.Comment
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