My generation gave us AC/DC Def Leopard, and Led Zeplin. Which are still pretty popular today My 14 year old son just bought the Houses of the Holy CD.
Sorry about all though gitar rock hair bands though.
You could think of government workers like teenagers. You pay them an allowance, but do you get any work out them? They eat the food, put their feet on the furniture and complain loudly whenever they are unhappy.
houstonherdfan wrote:My generation gave us AC/DC Def Leopard, and Led Zeplin. Which are still pretty popular today My 14 year old son just bought the Houses of the Holy CD.
Sorry about all though gitar rock hair bands though.
Zeppelin and Def Leppard are 10 years apart, maybe more if you go from first hit to first hit. ACDC falls in between them, mid 70's
houstonherdfan wrote:My generation gave us AC/DC Def Leopard, and Led Zeplin. Which are still pretty popular today My 14 year old son just bought the Houses of the Holy CD.
Sorry about all though gitar rock hair bands though.
Zeppelin and Def Leppard are 10 years apart, maybe more if you go from first hit to first hit. ACDC falls in between them, mid 70's
Ok I hit the time where Zep was still amazing and got into the teen years through AC/DC and Def. I stradled 2 different generations then.
You could think of government workers like teenagers. You pay them an allowance, but do you get any work out them? They eat the food, put their feet on the furniture and complain loudly whenever they are unhappy.
houstonherdfan wrote:My generation gave us AC/DC Def Leopard, and Led Zeplin. Which are still pretty popular today My 14 year old son just bought the Houses of the Holy CD.
Sorry about all though gitar rock hair bands though.
Zeppelin and Def Leppard are 10 years apart, maybe more if you go from first hit to first hit. ACDC falls in between them, mid 70's
Ok I hit the time where Zep was still amazing and got into the teen years through AC/DC and Def. I stradled 2 different generations then.
portisfan24 wrote:Ya well, my generation gave you New Kids on the Block, N*Sync, Backstreet Boys and about 39583 other interchangeable, crappy boy bands.
certainly we can think of something better than that.
portisfan24 wrote:Ya well, my generation gave you New Kids on the Block, N*Sync, Backstreet Boys and about 39583 other interchangeable, crappy boy bands.
certainly we can think of something better than that.
You might be hard pressed. The last 5-7 years of music has been the worst that I can ever remember and that's including the mid 80's. I don' think I have purchased a CD since 1999.
portisfan24 wrote:Ya well, my generation gave you New Kids on the Block, N*Sync, Backstreet Boys and about 39583 other interchangeable, crappy boy bands.
certainly we can think of something better than that.
You might be hard pressed. The last 5-7 years of music has been the worst that I can ever remember and that's including the mid 80's. I don' think I have purchased a CD since 1999.
It does kind of crack us old guys up when our teenagers are listening to our music from the 70's and 80's. I mean... we never listened to 50's and 60's stuff. My son simply says, "It's 'cause our music sucks or they're just copying yours."
Old guys rule.
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Nfl Fan wrote:It does kind of crack us old guys up when our teenagers are listening to our music from the 70's and 80's. I mean... we never listened to 50's and 60's stuff. My son simply says, "It's 'cause our music sucks or they're just copying yours."
Old guys rule.
My kid likes his share of some newer stuff, but his favorites are still the classics. Speaking of which, we got tickets to see Clapton in concert. It'll be his first real concert. He's pretty excited.
Nfl Fan wrote:It does kind of crack us old guys up when our teenagers are listening to our music from the 70's and 80's. I mean... we never listened to 50's and 60's stuff. My son simply says, "It's 'cause our music sucks or they're just copying yours."
Old guys rule.
My kid likes his share of some newer stuff, but his favorites are still the classics. Speaking of which, we got tickets to see Clapton in concert. It'll be his first real concert. He's pretty excited.
Here's what I love...
Old time rockers showing up at the county fair! Remember how you couldn't hardly get into a Loverboy concert? We've had them, The Doobies, Nugent, Beach Boys, and the born-again version of Alice Cooper to name a few. $7 gets you all day at the fair and a concert at the end.
Yo, Met... thanks for the sig! GO DUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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