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methodistgirl
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the 80's
I like listening to the eighties. That music was great and hi tech.
You can't find new music that sounds like that except only in the
computer games like Bejeweled,or bookworm. I hope the next
decade has that kind of music in it. This millenum decade is real boring
and it puts me to sleep what I really don't like is cussing in some of the
lyrics. I hate it:scold:which sounds like this smiley face looks like.
Since September the eleventh, there is no real style, the only fad so far
this last six years was the Croc shoes, and that's all. Maybe that kind
of music will make a real comeback someday like disco has.
judy tooley
I like listening to the eighties. That music was great and hi tech.
You can't find new music that sounds like that except only in the
computer games like Bejeweled,or bookworm. I hope the next
decade has that kind of music in it. This millenum decade is real boring
and it puts me to sleep what I really don't like is cussing in some of the
lyrics. I hate it:scold:which sounds like this smiley face looks like.
Since September the eleventh, there is no real style, the only fad so far
this last six years was the Croc shoes, and that's all.
Maybe that kindof music will make a real comeback someday like disco has.
judy tooley
I wonder why the emphasis on so much music in a minor key? Is this an inward view of our struggling times in the present day world? Seems all the newest music is so depressing - what happened to the happy tune like material like the Beatles used to do? There is far too much doom and gloom.
methodistgirl
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music & lyrics
I can't agree more! Since this decade has started I've heard the same
old thing over and over what ever the song was playing. I remember
when pop music was fun and you could even dance to some of it, even
some of the heavy metal. Since the event six years ago today, either
some of the pop songs sound like a funeral or worse. That's why I will
listen to oldies instead of what is new out there. I'm from the generation
that liked disco and the 80's music. Thank's Mr. Krummhorn!:grin:
judy tooley
I can't agree more! Since this decade has started I've heard the same
old thing over and over what ever the song was playing.
I rememberwhen pop music was fun and you could even dance to some of it, even
some of the heavy metal. Since the event six years ago today, either
some of the pop songs sound like a funeral or worse. That's why I will
listen to oldies instead of what is new out there. I'm from the generation
that liked disco and the 80's music. Thank's Mr. Krummhorn!:grin:
judy tooley