verhuny

how are you guys
my name's veronica, I'm almost 29
I've been very nostalgic about my teenage years on the internet so I'm glad I found this forum

I like 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s music the most. I love classic rock, jazz, funk, disco, soul, grunge, pop, a little heavy metal and classical music
overall I try to keep an open mind, any recommendations are always welcome

besides music I also like watching movies (horror is my favorite genre), birdwatching and reading

I hope we can be friends!!

jadis

Welcome!

What are some of your favorite bands?

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Buckeye Randy

I'm nostalgic about being 29!

Welcome aboard.

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Trollheart

If you want music discussion, Veronica, you're unlikely to get it here, where it's kind of the Titanic after the lifeboats were launched. Most of the people who were active here are now on our new forum

https://scd.community/index.php

Feel free to join us there.

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verhuny

lately I've been listening to a lot of donald byrd, bill evans, alice in chains, led zeppelin, keith jarrett and otis redding, oh also yuja wang's interpretations since I got tickets to see her live at my local opera house
what about you?

verhuny

thank you!! do you have any memory that sticks out being in your late 20s if you don't mind me asking? and what have you been listening to?

ChefBrunch

welcome to the forum

a recent find I been jamming out to


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2soc01nro0

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jadis

Mostly been listening to the same old favorites as usual: Stranglers, Banshees, Roxy, Can... Also to some horror soundtracks like James Bernard, because we've been watching a bunch of Hammer Horror flicks.

I like Yuja Wang. Her Bartok is great and I've been meaning to open a Bartok thread in classical. I esp like her Schubert/Liszt, the transcriptions of Schubert's songs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrOx...nel=MrOsomatsu

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jadis

This is also completely brilliant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWmP...annel=Peter2.0

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mattrixs

Hello we hope your enjoying it here!!