What is the worst song of all time? - Beyond Tiki

T TheMuggler Tiki Socialite Brooklyn, NY Joined: Mar 26, 2002 Posts: 293	T TheMuggler Posted posted on Thu, Sep 11, 2003 1:59 PM On 2003-09-11 01:30, emspace wrote: If you haven't allowed it to happen before, it's never too late to let your musical horizons grow, not shrink, as you approach middle age. To me there's nothing sadder than a guy my age (44 BTW) who still listens to the dreck he did as a child. Music is important, REALLY important; give it the respect it deserves. Perhaps you are the one who's horizons need expanding. I have no problem connecting with and appreciating a variety of music, whether it be The Replacements "I Will Dare," a high school favorite that still makes me smile, or John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme," an album I fell in love with only a few years ago. If it moves me, I like it. I feel sorry you have cut off your emotional connection to the music of your youth, though. What a sad loss for you. [ Edited by: TheMuggler on 2003-09-11 13:59 ]

On 2003-09-11 01:30, emspace wrote:

If you haven't allowed it to happen before, it's never too late to let your musical horizons grow, not shrink, as you approach middle age. To me there's nothing sadder than a guy my age (44 BTW) who still listens to the dreck he did as a child. Music is important, REALLY important; give it the respect it deserves.

Perhaps you are the one who's horizons need expanding.

I have no problem connecting with and appreciating a variety of music, whether it be The Replacements "I Will Dare," a high school favorite that still makes me smile, or John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme," an album I fell in love with only a few years ago. If it moves me, I like it.

I feel sorry you have cut off your emotional connection to the music of your youth, though. What a sad loss for you.

[ Edited by: TheMuggler on 2003-09-11 13:59 ]

Post #51004 by TheMuggler on Thu, Sep 11, 2003 1:59 PM