I guess then you don't partake in EDM?

Not sure what to make of this being from the first era, I find both eras music enjoyable.

No I don't like club music or pop either. Ditto country music as well.

I worked at multiple jobs in the past where classic rock music was played all the time and I had no control over it. I've just heard all those 70's and 80's top ten hit songs a million times and can't deal with them anymore.Most are before my time so I never really "got" them so that doesn't help either. People tend to cling to music they find as a teenager for the most part.

My reference to EDM is I suspect in your eyes is very similiar to endlessly listening to 70's "Stairway"ad infinite um.

I personally like/dislike all music equally.

Listening to the classics on YouTube. Here are a couple:

Randy California (Spirit), Bob Welch, Jeff Baxter, and others - I Got A Line On You - Live (1984)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKHumCiFI-U


Matthews Southern Comfort - Woodstock - (1970) In my opinion, the best version of Joni Mitchell's classic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHfuihoz70

Just heard Jackson Brown rested positive for it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d3bUg8wsgVE

Blind Melon "Change"

Hozier did a live broadcast - listening to igot me thinking of my Irish friends I'd lost. From there I ended up back at one of my all time faves Glen Hansard. I've been fortunate to see him live a number of times, even met him once.

Some "Fresh Garbage", "1984" and "Mr Skin"
A little "Two Hangmen hanging in a tree" and "Were you There?"
And "Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict"
Just a bit of Iron's "Are you Happy?"

Getting ready for the apocalypse with Ghost

A good piece of music is a good piece of music regardless of "era." My personal music library includes everything from symphony, the blues, Miles Davis & Pat Metheny jazz all the way up to punk & metal. That way the music I choose can serve whatever mood I'm in.... Currently been focusing on stuff like Gene Vincent & Bo Diddley.

Just listened to the Shins' "Oh, Inverted World!" for the first time in 10 years or so. Used to listen to it a lot when it was newer.

Then had to show my wife Broken Bells.

But generally I have been listening to stuff on my Spotify weekly playlist, so they're algorithmic suggestions. Also been rediscovering some LPs from when I had a college radio show, so the latest was Creme Soda's "Tricky Zingers."

Molly Hatchet on You Tube from back in their hay day. Reliving my younger days in the Military stationed at Little Rock Air Force Base and hitting all the concerts from 78 to 80 at Barton Coliseum in North Little Rock. Black Oak Arkansas, Ted Nugent, Heart, The Outlaws just to name a few on standby.

Wright now im listening to the Greatful Dead.

Crazy Lixx
Jorn
Dirty Shirley
Airbourne
Animal Drive