Yeah, it's that good.

Some does that to me, but usually it has a story that gets to me, like Charlie Daniels Its not a rag its a flag. something like that give me bumps. and others but not all music I like to listen to does it to me.

Steve

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Good music once meant classical. Guess all the rest was bad.

quote Originally posted by spark1: Good music once meant classical. Guess all the rest was bad.

what we know as classical has stood the test of time. modern music? time will tell.

Bit of what I've been listening to at work lately...all good stuff you don't usually hear on the radio too often. There's a local college station that plays some of this stuff but that's about it.









And my #1 recommendation for the evening...

Oh wow, the perfect chance to tell you that I'm totally addicted to Time Warp, the classic alternative music show on 89X FM hosted by Cristina on Sunday mornings from 8AM to noon ET on www.89xradio.com

If you like the following bands,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

U2
Cure
REM
Depeche Mode
Clash
INXS
Smiths
New Order
Radiohead
Ramones
Pixies
Cult
XTC
Talking Heads
Peter Murphy
Elvis Costello
Social Distortion
Nirvana
Replacements
David Bowie
Pretenders
James
Smashing Pumpkins
Oasis
Police
Psychedelic Furs
Duran Duran
Echo & The Bunnymen
Jane's Addiction
Nine Inch Nails
Pearl Jam
Garbage
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Sonic Youth
Stones Roses
Peter Gabriel
Tears For Fears
Church
Stooges
English Beat
Blondie
Love & Rockets
Simple Minds
and many, many more,

,,,,,,,,,,, then you owe it to yourself to stream it at www.89xradio.com on Sunday mornings and treat yourself to the mastery of Cristina's musical catalog, you'll thank me later, that's for sure!

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quote Originally posted by lurker: what we know as classical has stood the test of time.

... and much of it was not well received when first performed. Too "new" sounding!

It seems strange today, but until barely a century ago any music you heard was live music, and much of it was pieces that were new, never heard before. It's hard to think of Bach or Mozart as once being "new" and "revolutionary."