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| From | Michael vg <govango@yahoo.com> |
| Subject | Re: All Things Must Pass (or else they'll create intestinal blockage) |
| Date | Fri, 27 Apr 2007 15:21:37 -0700 (PDT) |
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--- William Rabeneck <largro13@yahoo.com> wrote:
> And in my opinion, we are all much that way with music. While it's possible to develop an
> appreciation for some newer sounds, I believe that nothing is actually going to hit most of us,
> like the stuff we heard before we were, say, 25 years old.
From an emotional standpoint yeah I would have to agree. We are nothing
but a ball of emotions before we are 25, trying to sort
things out. But as far as enjoying and being moved by new music and becoming
immersed in a new band or sound, I know for me it happens all the time.
And I am far north of 25.
> Another thing that happen with age too (and might be the reason that most of us get stuck in
> our musical youth) - I don't know if others here are experiencing this or not - is that it gets
> harder to learn new music, for it to get into your head and into your blood.
Yeah this is true, and for all the reasons you stated. And yet at the
same time I am fortunate to have a family that pretty much likes what I
like, save for the odd Tom Waits CD I like to hear every now and then.
So while at work at home, in the car I can listen to music I want. My
teenage daughter and I fight over new CDs I buy and I am always looking
for my "classic" stuff in her room.
michael
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