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| From | "John L. Micek" <jlmicek@mindspring.com> |
| Subject | Re: Rock n roll spouses/significant others |
| Date | Wed, 9 Apr 2003 09:52:53 -0400 |
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My wife and I have more or the less the same musical taste as well.
Like me, she's a big fan of REM and the Church. And throughout our
courtship,
I was able to turn her on to some of my other faves (dB's, Let's
Active, the bands that occupy the Audities universe, etc.).
She now also plays bass in my band after picking it up two years ago
and essentially teaching herself -- with a little help from me. There's
some pix of her playing here:
http://www.milkshakejones.com
I count myself lucky to have found her on so many fronts -- music is
just one part of that.
By the way, our first dance song was REM's "At Your Most Beautiful."
john,
On Wednesday, April 9, 2003, at 08:53 AM, Harris, Will wrote:
>> Lucky man. Last night, as my wife was subjecting me to the "Cher
>> Farewell
>> Concert Special", I wondered how many people are lucky enough to share
>> musical tastes with their loved ones?
>
> I don't do too badly with my wife...not at all, really. The last few
> concerts we've gone to were of mutual interest: Tonic, Toad the Wet
> Sprocket, and the Pretenders. And although she'll readily admit that I
> possess the majority of the music knowledge in the marriage, I'll
> gladly
> admit that she was into a lot of my favorite artists (the Smiths, the
> Smithereens, the Cure, Depeche Mode) before I knew the first thing
> about
> 'em. Sure, she later switched her primary musical devotion from
> alternative
> to country, which is why I found myself attending a Brooks and Dunn
> show...but, now, I think she just listens to whatever strikes her
> fancy...no
> matter what the genre.
>
> Ultimately, I really lucked out...
>
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