I'm also old enough to remember when Beatles' records were burned because some people in the USA objected to a comment made by Lennon. I did not care for The Beatles when they premiered on Ed Sullivan, and still don't. That was my older siblings time.
Disco was my teens and young 20's and I LOVED IT! I loved clubbing and dancing in Vegas, L.A., and Palm Springs. Disco was about FUN not about listening to whiny, groany, political diatribes, or to 20 min. drum solos, or someone playing while on LSD, or any other 'agenda'.
When the BeeGees were playing 'serious music' they did not sell. When they went Disco they made megabucks. Why? Because they realized that by 1976-77 a lot of younger kids, like me, saw college students shot down on the Kent State campus. We wanted to live and to have FUN.
I'm too young to have been a hippie, and too old for all the later 'generational designation names'. Take Techno and stick it where the sun does not shine. I think that a musical generation is far shorter than a biological one.
1985 was about when I began losing touch with what was supposed to be 'contemporary' music. I did not enjoy New Wave, Grunge, Rap, or Whatever Else that has come down the pike since that time including by all of those ugly girls that screamed the same and looked and dressed the SAME and did their hair THE SAME. Here's a tip for them: Yodeling and screaming is NOT singing.
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ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED??!!
Maximus Decimus Meridius
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