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Post by MrWaistcoat on Feb 19, 2023 21:10:55 GMT
I've discovered "outlaw country" and like lots of it. Im also listening to jj Cale and Ry Cooder. And bluegrass.
I am very surprised at myself, having always had very narrow tastes
My favourite album of 2022 was Ginger Wildheart and the sinners
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Post by mortified on Feb 19, 2023 21:42:22 GMT
I sort of began to 'mellow out' in the 80's. I went from Judas Priest and Krokus to Ry Cooder, J J Cale and Tears For Fears just like you! In the blink of an invention called the CD  Getting old is no fun but, I have to say, it doesn't half broaden your musical tastes. And I have no idea why  |
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Post by dennis on Feb 20, 2023 20:03:47 GMT
Worse than that - I'm increasingly appreciating more prog than I used to!
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Post by charles on Feb 21, 2023 7:07:25 GMT
After Quo had mellowed out in the early 80s, I became more of a metalhead, albeit the melody remained very important. (Never went for Slayer or Megadeth for instance.) At uni there were the neo-hippy parties, which gave me The Doors, Neil Young, the entire Woodstock line-up, so I expanded my horizon. A decade later folkmusic became highly popular in Belgium with some top bands, so I got into that as well. Classical concerts followed, although I never listen to them at home. But my main love will always be blues rock. It was Rory who started it so many years ago, and I might well leave this earth in 50 years with his music accompanying me. Mellowing out? Not for me.
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Post by mortified on Feb 21, 2023 7:27:51 GMT
I guess its more a sort of expansion than a mellowing. I certainly listen to a greater variety than I used to. I tend to appreciate music now that I used to think was a bit naff. I think I just hear it now as opposed to paying no attention because it didn't sound like my 'style' |
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Post by rockonquo on Feb 21, 2023 8:48:45 GMT
Ha ha, i hope not. Not yet anyway.  |
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Post by MrWaistcoat on Feb 21, 2023 22:19:01 GMT
I guess its more a sort of expansion than a mellowing. I certainly listen to a greater variety than I used to. I tend to appreciate music now that I used to think was a bit naff. I think I just hear it now as opposed to paying no attention because it didn't sound like my 'style' Expansion, yes that's a good way of putting it! Can't imagine not having rock in the car, but it feels good to finally appreciate that there are other genres that are also very enjoyable |
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Post by MrWaistcoat on Feb 21, 2023 22:26:20 GMT
After Quo had mellowed out in the early 80s, I became more of a metalhead, albeit the melody remained very important. (Never went for Slayer or Megadeth for instance.) At uni there were the neo-hippy parties, which gave me The Doors, Neil Young, the entire Woodstock line-up, so I expanded my horizon. A decade later folkmusic became highly popular in Belgium with some top bands, so I got into that as well. Classical concerts followed, although I never listen to them at home. But my main love will always be blues rock. It was Rory who started it so many years ago, and I might well leave this earth in 50 years with his music accompanying me. Mellowing out? Not for me. Quo may have "popped out" but they never mellowed out! |
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Post by matt on Feb 23, 2023 9:34:21 GMT
Absolutely. Less testosterone and beer
I’m currently listening to
Nisi dominus by Vivaldi
Miles in the sky/in a silent way - miles Davis
On the shore by trees.
Though I still love Rock
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