• chrislowles@lemm.ee
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    2 months ago

    There’s this station I’ve grown up listening to that I associate with where the “old stuff” is played (WSFM 101.7fm in Australia), and the other day I heard Welcome to The Black Parade on it, I almost fell out of my chair.

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    2 months ago

    I went to a Underoath concert last week (They’re Only Chasing Safety 20th Anniversary Tour) and there was a father with a ten year old child.

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    2 months ago

    High quality meme. First one I’ve upvoted in 5 years. For me it was when the chili peppers and pearl jam started getting played.

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    If you move to the I-95 corridor NY or north you don’t need to deal with this. All the classic rock stations play Dirty Deeds and 3 other AC/DC songs and Teenage Wasteland on a loop, and have for 20+ years.

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    To be fair, Linkin Park had plenty of popularity into the 2010s. Stuff is moving so fast that Gen Z or A are going hear Post Malone or Billy Eilish as a classic in about 4 to 5 years. Hell, they’ll say Billy Eilish is out of gas by the time she’s 30. Get ready for the AI avalanche, here’s a throwback remake of Harry Styles and Bruno Mars singing “Easy Lover”.

    • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️@yiffit.net
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      2 months ago

      You want the Oldies station now. What once was Elvis and Hank Williams is now playing AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, and all your other favorite 70’s and 80’s rock hits.

      If you want Elvis and Hank Williams, you gotta go to the Classical station.

      If you want Mozart… I don’t know… Find a fancy restaurant or an elevator?

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    2 months ago

    Downside of being an ageless immortal: oldies stations all play that new crap and no one plays your favorite hits from the roaring twenties anymore. NPR’s still good though.

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    It sucked the first time music from my teen years made it on to the classic rock station. But it hurt hearing stuff from my 20s on there now.

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    2 months ago

    Good thing about having a 80s/90s station in the region is that they have to dramatically rebrand before they can branch out to more recent decades.

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      You mean there are themes besides “the 80s, 90s, and today?”

      Because I’ve been hearing that phrase for twenty-odd years.

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    2 months ago

    “That was All American Rejects. Next up is Death Cab For Cuties and Alien Ant Farm.”

    FUUUCK!!

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        It’s so wild to me that Nirvana is old, that I’m old.

        I heard the older folks say that I would wake up and be old one day and it would feel like barely any time has passed. “Young people will treat you like a dinosaur and you’ll still think you’re 25.”

        I just can’t believe it.

        Time has slipped through my fingers. Everything I put off a week ago was actually thousands of years ago now.

        30-40 has been a month or so.

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          Oh yeah. Last year, a local garden center had a sign up that said, “Thanks for 50 great years! Founded 1973”, and I thought, “Wait, that can’t be right - because then I’d be getting close to 50…ahh fuck.”

          We were getting supplies for my sister-in-law’s 50th birthday a few weeks ago, and my wife kept saying, “Well, if we don’t use it, we’ll need it again in a few months!” Thanks, dear.

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          I heard the older folks say that I would wake up and be old one day and it would feel like barely any time has passed.

          I’m almost 60 and I feel more like I should be 100 or so. I’ve had many different careers and technology has changed so much that I feel I’ve lived through multiple lifetimes. I think people who do basically the same thing every day (and night) over and over again, with the same people, tend to perceive life as flying by because there’s no real difference between one day and the next.

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            You’re just lucky. I too feel like I’ve lived through multiple lifetimes. They all went by in a flash.

            I’ve been hard on my body and mind though. I’m a dumb hillbilly who started having kids when I was 16. I spent decade as a functional heroin addict. Functional because I have family that gave a damn about me and I’m so antisocial that I had the discipline to have a week’s supply and not burn the it because the thought of dealing with people was enough to make me pause (mostly). Otherwise I would have been in the gutter with everyone else.

            I’ve been through the wringer. Maybe that’s part of it. I don’t know.

            Life is funny.