(03-30-2019, 06:19 AM)Red Belt Wrote:

(04-01-2019, 12:57 AM)brewerb Wrote: I stopped musically evolving in the 1990's. I guess it would mostly be late 60's, 70's and 80's rock with new wave and punk thrown in on the side.

(04-01-2019, 01:19 AM)c172 Wrote:

(04-01-2019, 12:57 AM)brewerb Wrote: I stopped musically evolving in the 1990's. I guess it would mostly be late 60's, 70's and 80's rock with new wave and punk thrown in on the side.

I've been evolving musically, and personally, my whole 43 year life. Not saying that's a good or a bad thing. Just that I've felt the need to reinvent myself a lot to be a more evolved person. 

I grew up with very few friends, due in part to my disability, and in part to moving around a lot in high school. As a result, in elementary and middle school, I took no interest in what my peers were listening to. I hung out with the teachers, parent volunteers, and other social outliers like myself. So, therefore, I started listening to what the adults (besides my "cool mom") were listening to. One of the popular stations across all demographics was smooth jazz/new age, so that's what I liked. 
To Be Cont'd...

(04-01-2019, 01:29 AM)c172 Wrote:

(04-01-2019, 01:19 AM)c172 Wrote:

(04-01-2019, 12:57 AM)brewerb Wrote: I stopped musically evolving in the 1990's. I guess it would mostly be late 60's, 70's and 80's rock with new wave and punk thrown in on the side.

I've been evolving musically, and personally, my whole 43 year life. Not saying that's a good or a bad thing. Just that I've felt the need to reinvent myself a lot to be a more evolved person. 

I grew up with very few friends, due in part to my disability, and in part to moving around a lot in high school. As a result, in elementary and middle school, I took no interest in what my peers were listening to. I hung out with the teachers, parent volunteers, and other social outliers like myself. So, therefore, I started listening to what the adults (besides my "cool mom") were listening to. One of the popular stations across all demographics was smooth jazz/new age, so that's what I liked. 
To Be Cont'd...

I had to continue in a reply because I think there's a link limit per post. Anyhow, I did slowly evolve, and start loving freeform radio stations (some college, some not). Stations like KEXP (Seattle), KUOI (Moscow, ID), KDHX (St. Louis), etc. 4Stations that might consider following a block of punk with a block of klezmer. 

fast forwarding to nowadays, I am still a musical eccentric, but don't much listen to the stuff of my childhood. I listen to 80's/early 90's pop, indie, drone, ambient techno, old jazz and others. The aforementioned 80's/90's pop/rock is likely what I would have liked if I had socially evolved more typically. 



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(05-11-2019, 04:33 AM)Jenny Wrote: Here Comes the Sun by Nina Simone   Can someone post it for me as I’m on my phone and don’t know how   

(05-11-2019, 05:18 AM)Dānu Wrote:

(05-11-2019, 04:33 AM)Jenny Wrote: Here Comes the Sun by Nina Simone   Can someone post it for me as I’m on my phone and don’t know how   

(04-01-2019, 12:48 AM)Dancefortwo Wrote: Well, my mother loved the music to the old 1944 movie, Laura and named she me after the theme song to that movie.  My father played it at my wedding.  If my husband and I go out to a fancy restaurant somehwere and there happens to be a decent pianist he asks him or her to play the song.  It's a rather romantic song but it seems to have followed me around throughout my life