old music that you love
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poptimistslooking at tom's popular entry on louis armstrong -- whose 20s music i ADORE -- and thinking abt the lex's "b-but i am too young to know" device, i started thinkin abt CUT-OFF POINTS IN TASTE
ie do you or do you not have an EARLIER THAN THIS I CANNOT GO as part of yr listenin armoury? if so sa wot
the earliest piece of music i am aware of liking is SALTARELLO (warnin: may be locked to non-sukratlings) -- it is 700 years old!
ie do you or do you not have an EARLIER THAN THIS I CANNOT GO as part of yr listenin armoury? if so sa wot
the earliest piece of music i am aware of liking is SALTARELLO (warnin: may be locked to non-sukratlings) -- it is 700 years old!
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Listening vs. Liking
Date: 2006-08-17 02:03 pm (UTC)I have a handful of random jazz, ska, soul, african, brazilian tracks from 60-64. Some Beatles and Motown flesh out 1965, but it's only in 1966 that I really start seeing a variety of stuff that I regularly listen to. I can appreciate and occasionally feel like listening to Sinatra, say, or various jazz etc from the 40s/50s but I wouldn't really call myself a fan in any way.