Woohoo....Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
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Woohoo....Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
yeah , I'm kinda with you , Shanegtr , I think the jjj dj's at the time heavily influence airplay , but I don't listen to any other radio station other than aunty.
I feel the same has happened to Eurovision song contest.
I used to tune in to that too long ago on short wave radio before it was ever transmitted to Australia.
as usual anything good that the ABC produces is overtaken and destroyed, glad that triple j can hold its head above that.
Australian Music......We love it!
What!! No Bing Crosby?
Bing Crosby - White Christmas (1942) Original Version - YouTube
Um no - songs released in the last year....Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Keep up...
When someone comes up with something this good then I'll consider voting for it.
Edith Piaf - Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien - YouTube
Deano :)
Or
Working Man sung by Rita MacNeil - YouTube
back when music and singing required talent. [bigwhistle]
Then I suppose I can't say its a midlife crisis then.[thumbsupbig]Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
Young pup ! Got a few more years behind me than that but still love to go out and see a band ply their trade , be it rock , punk rockabilly etc. I f you can't show appreciation to the performance it is not much better than something generated on a computer.
I’m going to my first multi day festival in Feb...at 46YO. Even Camping at the festivals
Funny how sometimes I think I’m the only person over 30 listening to the j’s. I’m very similar age to you - 1970 Vintage. Been listening to JJJ since Razor and Robins and then Maynard in the morning followed by Angela Curtains (pronounced Cur-tanes but Maynard called her Angular Curtains) 😊Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
For those stuck in a time warp, expand your horizons and listen to some new Indy music. I still love listening to Classical music, other things like Jazz, Frank Sinatra and all sorts of stuff but I give modern music a go too. Some of its crap, but there’s some gems in there. Do yourself a favour and stop being such a stick in the mud - you might be surprised.