💬 Morgan Wallen concert in BDS this Saturday night...

[TerryP]

$309.88 a piece. Three together, one loner.

 

[mando]

I wouldn't walk across the street to hear most current musical acts (yes they are musical acts masquerading as musicians). For me that is not unique to now as I have never followed music produced for the masses. Very few blead over to where I show some appreciation for their music like the beatles. Most other have no use for it.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

I wouldn't walk across the street to hear most current mucisal acts (yes they are musical acts masquerading as musicians). For me that is not unique to now as I have never followed music produced for the masses. Very few blead over to where I show some appreciation for their music like the beatles. Most other have no use for it.

What's really interesting
My great g son is a hugh 60s music fan. Knows the songs. The lyrics. The groups.

we went to see the "64 Beatles tribute ".
So many very young boys n girls there standing and dancing and singing along.
As he was ( as i was)

kind of incredible when you think of such an era of music.

 

[footballer]

There is some great music from late 50's and early 80's. But the music from the 60's through the 70's can't be beat. This is my opinion, while others have their own.

Have any of you watched youtube videos of reactors listening to music and telling their opinions of the music they listen to? Most, if not all, are younger people, and most can't believe the music from 40 to 65 years ago is so much better than the contemporary music of today. The voice talent as well as the instrumentation blows them away.

 

[Secondand26]

I believe we had WSGN on, accidentally, playing oldies and we listened a while in the past month. Otherwise, my wife is an XM listener and I still stream the free version of Pandora through my phone in the truck and golf cart and through the app on the TV in the home. I told myself that I was going to buy the ad-free Pandora/Spotify/Apple Music to develop playlists, but I've thumbed up/down my stations enough that they play what I like. Looking at my recent stations, I'm Turnpike Troubadours, Chris Stapleton, The Dead South, Trampled by Turtles, KIDZ BOP Kids (for the grandkids), Mamas & Papas (for the wife), The Guess Who (for us both, has a heavy mix of America in it), Robert Earl Keen, then Andy Williams, so I know that was Christmas.

I've listened to less than a half dozen podcast episodes, most were Murdaugh related. They're just too slow for me, it's like listening to an episode of Dateline.

Now I consider REK to be damn near pure country!

 

[mando]

Now I consider REK to be damn near pure country!

Who is REK? For that matter who is Morgan Wallen? When I say I do not follow popular music I am being serious. I assume if it appeals to the masses it is dumbed down because the main interest is to make money not create great music. There are exceptions but few...

 

[Krimson]

Who is REK? For that matter who is Morgan Wallen? When I say I do not follow popular music I am being serious. I assume if it appeals to the masses it is dumbed down because the main interest is to make money not create great music. There are exceptions but few...

Robert earl keen, I'd consider him more Americana/ Red dirt country.

 

[Secondand26]

Who is REK? For that matter who is Morgan Wallen? When I say I do not follow popular music I am being serious. I assume if it appeals to the masses it is dumbed down because the main interest is to make money not create great music. There are exceptions but few...

Robert Earl Keen is DEFINITELY not popular music. A VERY talented singer- songwriter from Texas. Been around 30 years or so