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I love pop culture-not to the extent of some people I know, but I love it. That said, I am so not up on today's music, it's ridiculous (me not being up on it, not the music). But the Washington Post recommended some old music the other day (in the In Appreciation column because the guy who created the group just died) and it's great. The group is Love and the title of the album (yes, it was an album then) is Forever Changes. It's late Sixties, Early Seventies Pop music with some hard edges and too many influences for me to name. It's really cool and I recommend it to everyone. Rolling Stone named it #40 on their list of the top most influential albums of all time and I can see why. I also listened to the new Scritti Politti last night and thought that was great as well-I'm a sucker for great 80's music and this was really good.
And I think that's the extent of my music knowledge, at least for now.
And I think that's the extent of my music knowledge, at least for now.
posted by SHbookworm at 7:30 AM
2 Comments:
Banzai?
Nonny, do I know you? Everyone is welcome, I just thought only the people I told knew about this blog...and that they were the only ones who cared.
And no, I haven't listened to the Jy-Z-beyonce album. I never claimed to be cool-except in a few things. And I think Beyonce is not cool-and not stylish either. Have you seen how she dresses?
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