04-11-2013, 19:17
I chose the 70s, because that's when I discovered music on my own terms.
Born in 64, I pretty much listened to what my folks played. (as did most everyone, I supposed)
I still carry that music with me to this day, and even own some. (as does almost everyone, I suppose)
Along about 10-11 years old, though, thanks to some cousins a couple years older than me, I was introduced to Skynyrd, Zep, Grand Funk, etc. From there, I went out on my own. Carved my own groove.
So, naturally, I chose the period of my musical independence. (as do most people, I suppose)
The greatest thing about music is you can always go back. You can go back any time, any where, in a group, or by yourself.
Sure, there are songs that bring back low points. But the good outweighs the bad by a ton. (as it does for most, I suppose)
But, there's music from every decade that I truly love and enjoy. There's always been good music, always. You just have to look for it. It's out there.
Born in 64, I pretty much listened to what my folks played. (as did most everyone, I supposed)
I still carry that music with me to this day, and even own some. (as does almost everyone, I suppose)
Along about 10-11 years old, though, thanks to some cousins a couple years older than me, I was introduced to Skynyrd, Zep, Grand Funk, etc. From there, I went out on my own. Carved my own groove.
So, naturally, I chose the period of my musical independence. (as do most people, I suppose)
The greatest thing about music is you can always go back. You can go back any time, any where, in a group, or by yourself.
Sure, there are songs that bring back low points. But the good outweighs the bad by a ton. (as it does for most, I suppose)
But, there's music from every decade that I truly love and enjoy. There's always been good music, always. You just have to look for it. It's out there.


