Oh! Oh! And that's not having any aches and pains, as an older man,
it just might be the semi-agonyetta of still hearing the same songs and bands for over fifty years.
Yes... I can see that nobody is asking for the comments of a musical elder, but here they are.
No... no... I'm not going to do that... I'm just going to say every generation has it's own artists.
It's only human nature that your favorite band of all time is usually the first big band you see.
If I can share any advice at all, it's get into as much music and get turned on by as many women as you can.
When you get older, as your musical energy and sex drive fades, as it surely will,
what turned you on in the past will be what turns you on in your future, because nothing young will do.
That's just me, however.
I surprise other guys who say things like look at that young hotty, or I want a younger woman,
because I'll say I don't, she looks like someone elses' grand-daughter to me.
Older people who were into heavy drug bands like Led Zep or got into heavy metal as it came out,
can't get off on that music any more because they either stopped doing them or their senior medication won't let them.
That's not a nice way to be about any music, not getting into what you were, and not liking anything that's new.
Amy Lee reminds me of a pale-skinned version of this red-haired freckled girl I used to walk home from high school,
necking in her rec room while the colour TV was on, so she's easy to get off on now.
That video where she's lying in bed and then starts walking around outside on the building,
before she floats around and goes into another apartment where she gets thrown through a window,
starting to fall to the street before she starts floating around again, that's my favorite.
If I remember she was married to the guitar player and they broke up, so you young players have a chance.
