Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Twenty years or so down the road


Image a nursing home with white haired wrinkled skinned old folk sitting around the tube watching their Lawrence Welk, some in wheel chairs while others have their walkers and then fast forward to the future and there you sit white haired and wrinkled. What will you be watching? Will a Pink Floyd concert be blaring across the rec room? Makes you think doesn't it? Will you have to worry about having your Depends changed or will science have fixed that? Maybe you'll be able to stay up late enought to catch a Stones concert live. Mick strutting around the stage... in his wheel chair and Keith Richards being propped up with a body brace looking like a mummy.
Will our grandchildren have surpassed us in the quest to be irritating with the melodic tunes of circular saws, angle grinders and a pile driver bass beat? Or maybe they'll be able to synthisize the sound of a bunker buster bomb into something resembling music so harsh to the auditory nerves that just one concert would be the end of hearing as they once knew it. Or maybe as cycles go they'll go back to some ethereal stuff that we'll find as disgusting as Welk. A cross between disco, muzac and Barney songs that will make Disney on Ice sound like grunge by comparison. Ah the tortures of the younger generations.

Monday, June 2, 2008

An R&B great has died


Bo Diddley

The last time I saw him was in the movie Blues Brothers 2000 one of my favorite films just to see the blues greats. He will be missed.

Tuesday, June 26, 2007

The day the music died (at least on the internet)

If this isn't totally anti business I don't know what is. The record companies have put the screws to internet radio. In effect making net radio pay the record companies all of their profits. Can you say Greedy?

Thursday, May 17, 2007

Here's one I missed

I've only been able to catch bits and pieces of the news this week (busy on a demo job). I was glad to here that Bo Diddley is up and around after a stroke this past weekend. Hang in there Bo