Been gone from the music seen for some time

jbc · 12-04-2008, 12:08 PM

I have been gone from the music sseen since I went to undergraduate many years ago and had to concentrate on my studies. That was the late mid 80s and I had one or two LPs, nothing really great that I would miss. I had one or two tapes, mosstly listened to the music on the radio and did not go out and spend dollars on the much of anything in terms of tapes. Won't miss anything from the tapes and LPs, could convert them to MP3 but wount miss anything by throwing them all in the garbage can. Now its twenty years latter and everything that I used to listen to is considered to be classic pop and somehow that gets on my nerves a bit, so I have dialed foward to 2008 and found a whole new music technology, MP3 and a whole set of new musicians. As a consequence I have a bit of technoshock and culture shock. I am in the process of filling up my 1gb MP3 player with new hits and loving every minute of it. Its like I am right back in the goove that I left behind me years ago. I have taken to Rihanna, Christine Agulara, Britney Spears, Camp Rock and the Jonas Brothers (I like there track Burning Up). Although I am conversant with computers I am having a bit of dificulty learning to work with my MP3 player, may ask some questions with regards to working with the player to help me along.

Janszoon · 12-04-2008, 12:58 PM

Sure thing. Fire away.

MURDER JUNKIE · 12-04-2008, 01:06 PM

Where the hell do you live that you are subjected to such awful music?

Are you Amish or something?

only_dancing · 12-04-2008, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jbc

late mid 80s

Were you in your early-late twenties, too?

Lmao Hedwig...

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12-04-2008, 12:08 PM
jbc Groupie Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 19	Been gone from the music seen for some time I have been gone from the music sseen since I went to undergraduate many years ago and had to concentrate on my studies. That was the late mid 80s and I had one or two LPs, nothing really great that I would miss. I had one or two tapes, mosstly listened to the music on the radio and did not go out and spend dollars on the much of anything in terms of tapes. Won't miss anything from the tapes and LPs, could convert them to MP3 but wount miss anything by throwing them all in the garbage can. Now its twenty years latter and everything that I used to listen to is considered to be classic pop and somehow that gets on my nerves a bit, so I have dialed foward to 2008 and found a whole new music technology, MP3 and a whole set of new musicians. As a consequence I have a bit of technoshock and culture shock. I am in the process of filling up my 1gb MP3 player with new hits and loving every minute of it. Its like I am right back in the goove that I left behind me years ago. I have taken to Rihanna, Christine Agulara, Britney Spears, Camp Rock and the Jonas Brothers (I like there track Burning Up). Although I am conversant with computers I am having a bit of dificulty learning to work with my MP3 player, may ask some questions with regards to working with the player to help me along.

12-04-2008, 12:58 PM
Janszoon get back to work Join Date: May 2007 Location: San Jose, California Posts: 1,483	Sure thing. Fire away.

12-04-2008, 01:06 PM
MURDER JUNKIE Sweatin' To The Oldies Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: SH1TTY London Ontario Canada Posts: 2,463	Where the hell do you live that you are subjected to such awful music? Are you Amish or something? __________________ MINIMUM WAGE IS A GATEWAY DRUG