I miss them... Not enough to bother with XM, though.

Do You Call My Name - Ra

They're also on FREE FM out of NYC (and free via stream) at 6pm...

//now listening to a conference call. YECH!

Silk Ridge - Rich/Roach

Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton

Bob Mayo on keyboards, Bob Mayo...


Wah wha-aw whah! Whea weao wheh! Whee-whea-woheayah wah...

Don't listen to them. I like Cake and Rammstein a lot, and I personally think that music has evolved so much since the 70's. Yuk.

Current faves are the Faint, Assemblage 23, Govinda, and We Are Scientists.

Tonight the Old Farts in Michigan have mostly been listening to Def Leppard :D

This afternoon it was My Chemical Romance and Korn as per request of 5-year-old :D :D

(:p )

Britney Spears. Jessica Simpson. Ashley Simpson.

Please don't make me go on...

Don't name mainstream music. If you want good modern music you have to look pretty hard but good bands are out there.

There was good music in the 70's, too. I don't think that music has somehow evolved to a higher plane of musical perfection/interest/attainment than the stuff from earlier epochs.

I like Green Day. I also like Glenn Miller. I like any number of newer bands, but I cannot say that their musical "evolution" is superior or more advanced than, say, Beethoven.

Evolution doesn't mean better. I don't think there was a better pack hunter than the dioncyus and they lived 100 million years ago.

There are more styles than back in the 70's though. So music has evolved in that sense.

I've been listening to Fleetwood Mac this week. I mean the take no prisoners blues band not the evolved carp. So, you make a good point.
There has always been good music, but the net allows us to find it now instead of trying to tune in some low power college station somewhere. Of course, something is cocked with radio paradise tonight.

Personally, I can count the number of decent bands around nowadays on my fingers.... maaaybe my toes too.

It depends on what you like but I find a good amount of music that I like, and I'm not just talking about metal. What type of music do you like Ibram?

Musically literate, witty, intelligent, not-whiney rock and roll, for starters.