The goto stock TV documentary tune of the 90s and early 2000s but still, **** that, awesome tune

Hi children, here's your mum and dad making an exhibition of themselves and being better at being 'young' than you are!

Trying to re-evaluate The Beatles.

Blackbird was a dirge. My favourite bird too. Think I prefer The Stones in retrospect     

Stoned out your head. Still a performance - forget the track......

I don't buy Roy's death. Neither do his family.

velvet donkey posted:

Trying to re-evaluate The Beatles.

 

Blackbird was a dirge. My favourite bird too. Think I prefer The Stones in retrospect     

 

Prefer the Stones too.  Have most albums by both bands... well, when they were at their artistic peak, which for the Stones stops probably around 1976 and the Beatles 1969.  There's great songs by both bands but to me the Stones just edge it.

Maybe this is middle aged angst but I find adding my songs to this thread are increasingly old songs and even the newest date back to the early 2000s.  Maybe I'm an old duffer who just doesn't get "today's music".  I really struggle with it, with its autotune and its bland autobiographical themes but equally, maybe I'm just a reactionary git who just doesn't get the depth and wide range of today's music.

I don't get Ed Sheran, I'm told he's got depths but I just don't see where they are.  It all seems one note to me.  Likewise Adel.  It just seems like Simon Cowell rubbish, obviously Ed Sheran and Adel aren't "all" today's music but to me it seems like it.  Maybe mentioning Ed and Adel is a sign of how utterly out of touch I am. Maybe it's time for the pipe and slippers and a disconcerting expression at the failings of today's 'younger generation'?

The awesome wonderful Neville Staple! More old shit!

Carnelian posted:

Ah that's a bit expletive laden, just how it should be.  Apologies for the lame corp MTV version above.

Bought this single at the time the male lead's age of 37 seemed like a million years old