an amorous party at a farm

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

Courtesy of freakytigger and indeed FreakyTrigger, apparently we have all resolved our generational difficulties and become one big happy Radio Two family since 1966. Blimes.

Arbitrary Woodstock reference WTF

Of course you can't have an innaccurate and limited poll carried out without poptimists getting involved, with our great experience in POLL SCIENCE and superior democratic methods. Err. Anyway, I'm clearly not the best mod for this task but away we go.


[Poll #1443342]

It would be more thorough but I appear to be experiencing mild 'stealing wireless fail' so thought I'd just shove it out here quick.

Comments

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

My parents had lots of pop music (although also lots of, at the time mindnumbing classical that they thought would be IMPROVING etc. and which just means I have misplaced affections towards overblown prog probs but anyway) but I don't think that was necessarily par for the course; they had both been massive hippies and were comparatively young (>30) when they had me. They still listened to Radio 1 until I was about eleven, actually but I definitely think I am probably anomalous.

My point was more that there's access to the same music as yr parents, regardless of whether you actually like it. Obviously we are all mad punk rebels here and so probs had to eschew our parents' listening tastes at some point.

[dubdobdee.livejournal.com]

i think my parents had good taste in music, though it wasn't a passion for them, and am therefore the PUNKIEST REBEL OF ALL by getting on v.well with em and being fond of everything they liked

(even ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S VARIATIONS)

(tho worrell likes that even more than me ircc)

[piratemoggy.livejournal.com]

Hahahahahahahaha I have yet to accept the WEBBER or the but everything else has by and large gone back into my music taste, even the long-resented 'Floyd, who were a lot worse than poor old Holst. (who I lub and occasionally expound ridic theories re: 'planets suite has the whole of popular music contained in it')

[sbp.livejournal.com]

Listen to Variations, you will be pleasantly surprised.

(If you can find it)

[sbp.livejournal.com]

I wuv Variations the most. It was done for a bet, and has lots of synths and rocks and guitars on it - much better than any of his other stuff.