“My dad listens to that stuff”
Such savagery
Some songs just are classics the second they are released
Not a teenager. If you’ve kept up at all on music and listened to the stuff we did in the 90s, yeah it holds up great, but holy shit does a lot of it sound old in comparison. Like bowling for soup’s 1985 released in 2005 was only 20 years, but it has been 21 years since 2005. Time goes on, the pile of backlog gets taller.
Watch, read, listen, do as much as you can in this life you have, it’s the only one you get. Even if you’re religious and believe in an afterlife… You don’t know you’re right, you have to take it on faith. So hedge a little bit and live your damn life like there’s no afterlife.
…That doesn’t mean fucking dead deer, though.
I don’t mind because I see more kids wearing clothes with “classic” bands like Sublime and Soundgarden and Nirvana and Biggie than bands that were “classics” when I was in high school
People thought I was weird for liking Zeppelin in the 90s.
I see a ton of kids wearing Nivrana shirts, but not sure if it’s actually because they know who they are, or they just like the shirt (it’s always the same shirt).
Even if they don’t know what it is they keep it alive, which is the true importance.
I think you’re weird for liking Zeppelin, in 2026.
Yeah, they had teenage girls on their plane.
And, yeah, The Kinks are better in most regards.
But I’ve moved on and honestly don’t listen to much Zeppelin anymore.
When I was in high school, the local classic rock station played hits from the 60s and 70s. Now it plays Nickelback.
I was there when Siamese Dream was released. I was there, man.
Looks like gramma is trying to break dance .
*Hums: “it’s like that! ~It’s just the way it is~”
Auntie about to do a flair transition to a head spin.
When I ask Spotify to play classic rock and it plays stuff from THIS century.
