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Post by spacewrangler on Mar 11, 2008 21:04:30 GMT -5
Over 50 here. Don't know about any "unique musical perspective" I have, other than I've seen lots of music in my days. Just stay open to things you are not familiar with, I remember seeing Muddy Waters open for Clapton in the late 70s, WOW, my life changed. Some of the music being made in the 70s when I came of age that I didn't like then are some of the things I consider to be "classic" today and some things I really dug at that time really suck.
I am 50, mu husband is younger. We have been into music all our lives. Tastes change, but the love of great music and performance never does. We both have an appreciation for a wide range of musical styles--how can you not if you truly love it?
Be open, listen to new stuff & take friends advice! Once while in Texas a friend invited me to hear a little band that really rocked, I thought 'how can a couple guitars & a drum set rock that good?' he said " they'll be famous one day!" So I turn out for the show & was just blown away!! I'm still a Z Z Top fan today! but I would have missed it if I hadn;t listened to anothers opinion!