What are you listening to Today?

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Originally Posted by Guisslapp

Jorts and Tevas. These bands are post-Grunge at its worst. So technically TTWS had "hits" that were contemporaneous with the grunge movement, but TTWS reminds me alot of the soft-core rock bands like Counting Crows, Savage Garden, Dishwalla and Duncan Sheik. I am not a fan of this music style.

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did you just put counting crows and savage garden in the same category? that just tells me you never really listened. savage garden is stink without lysol.

A bit defensive of the Counting Crows are we? I should have also included Hootie and the Blownads in the list.

New week, new music. After watching "The Last Waltz" several times last weekend I've been listening to "Music From Big Pink" and The Bands Greatest Hits. "Chest Fever" is just a cool ass song.

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Originally Posted by GonzoDawg

New week, new music. After watching "The Last Waltz" several times last weekend I've been listening to "Music From Big Pink" and The Bands Greatest Hits. "Chest Fever" is just a cool ass song.

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Don't you mean "New week, old music?"

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Don't you mean "New week, old music?"

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No I guess what I meant was different music. But I don't really think of music in terms of time. If it's good it stands the test of time.

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Originally Posted by GonzoDawg

No I guess what I meant was different music. But I don't really think of music in terms of time. If it's good it stands the test of time.

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Agreed (with the red part).

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Agreed (with the red part).

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Well if you agree with that part, then the first part only stands to reason.

Well, I do think of music in terms of time. You don't think that is a useful way to identify music? If only for trivia purposes? You gonna tell me you aren't aware that the Band comes after Bach but before Tupac? I don't generally discriminate against music based on when it was released, but sometimes I "think of it in terms of time."

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Originally Posted by Guisslapp

A bit defensive of the Counting Crows are we? I should have also included Hootie and the Blownads in the list.

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not defensive. the c crows aren't mine. they are just easily distinguishable from corporate crap music. of course, i don't think of them in the same category as toad, either. i can understand the "i don't like that type of music" statement, but you're painting with a pretty broad brush.

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Well, I do think of music in terms of time. You don't think that is a useful way to identify music? If only for trivia purposes? You gonna tell me you aren't aware that the Band comes after Bach but before Tupac? I don't generally discriminate against music based on when it was released, but sometimes I "think of it in terms of time."

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Yeah smart ass I'm aware that one thing happens before the next but I just don't consider music made several years ago as "old music".

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Colored People - D.C. Talk (actually the whole Jesus Freak album, but Colored People is what is playing now).

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GREAT disc.

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Originally Posted by GonzoDawg

Yeah smart ass I'm aware that one thing happens before the next but I just don't consider music made several years ago as "old music".

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OK. I think I know what you are saying, and let me again say that I don't have anything against music I call "old" - and that The Band album came out 40 years ago.

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

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Which is about 9 years after this one - which I love.

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Originally Posted by inudesu

Which is about 9 years after this one - which I love.

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Yep that's a classic.

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