Interesting Question: At What Point Do People Have Their “Musical Midlife Crisis”?

A Journal of Musical Things ^ | April 24, 2015 | Alan Cross

[Darren McCarty]

Wait! None of that Rap crap, LOL! Ain’t nobody got time fo dat chit!

Sam Kinison said it best. They all grab their #%!@s, you know why, because THEY DON'T PLAY ANY BLEEPING INSTRUMENTS!

[dfwgator]

Damn, I miss Sam.

[Darren McCarty]

Fleetwood Mac outsells them.

That's one band I didn't really like that much until I got to my late 20's and older. I always thought of them as the group with the "Clinton song" (Don't stop thinking about tomorrow) before then. Irony is that was a break up song.

[nascarnation]

[Darren McCarty]

LOL...my Bass Teacher (and dear Friend)was in Cinderella. He was a brilliant pianist and could play Classical, Jazz, Rock, Blues, and everything else. he was also a Conservative politically. But he was in Cinderella! hahahaha

I'll admit it. Gypsy Road is one of my favorite songs.

[left that other site]

That’s back from when he had hair. LOL!

[Darren McCarty]

I’d like to see Sam’s take on today’s millenials. I just read somewhere where it was called the “gayest generation.” Sam would have a field day with that.

[Rodamala]

So we have general douchebaggery covered with Garth Brooks... now lets talk about the other side, as in the slutification of country music.

All I can really say is I remember my then girlfriend's father not being able to talk about anything but Reba's red dress for 3 days after the 1993 CMAs.

[Bodleian_Girl]

I feel in love with Lindsey/Stevie when a pot head at my highschool offered to trade me his sister’s Buckingham Nicks album for my brother’s Led Zeppelin album. (Houses of the Holy.)

But then I grew up and it wore off. :-)