Any 70's and 80's music lovers here?

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28 Aug 2024, 11:09 am

What else IS there...but "seventies and eighties music"?????

Music didnt exist prior to the late Sixties, and ceased to exist after 1989! :lol:

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28 Aug 2024, 11:43 am

Pink Floyd saved my life psychologically which turned directly into physical manifestations.....imho

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28 Aug 2024, 12:16 pm

Brian0787 wrote:

A good friend of mine in high school played this going down the hall on his boombox senior year. Love it! Such a classic.

For some odd reason this song with its lyrics, assauged an early teenage , that felt it was constantly under assault..
oddly enough ,some of Pink Floyd , had some of that effect too , a few years afterwards . :mrgreen:

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28 Aug 2024, 12:29 pm

naturalplastic wrote:

What else IS there...but "seventies and eighties music"?????

Music didnt exist prior to the late Sixties, and ceased to exist after 1989! :lol:

I like a lot of 90s alternative rock.

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29 Aug 2024, 12:24 am

Jakki wrote:

Brian0787 wrote:

A good friend of mine in high school played this going down the hall on his boombox senior year. Love it! Such a classic.

It does do a good bit to assuage a teenager and you are right that Pink Floyd does the same! That's a great viewpoint!

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29 Aug 2024, 12:25 am

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naturalplastic wrote:

What else IS there...but "seventies and eighties music"?????

Music didnt exist prior to the late Sixties, and ceased to exist after 1989! :lol: