One of the things I hated about some of the music of the 1990s was that it sounded like songs I knew, sort of. This wasn't just a copyright issue (Hammer, for one, was very good at attribution of the original source). It was that I would be briefly lulled into the familiar, only to be jolted into...something else. P. Diddy's music did that to me a lot.
(Though the Every Valley from Handel's Messiah: A Soulful Celebration was a GOOD surprise.)
So my family was at the 60th birthday party of the colleague of my wife's. And this song comes on. I think it's Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon, a song for which I have deep affection. Turns out to be some popular tune by Kid Rock that I had somehow missed. And, just for the moment, I was feeling my age.
What makes YOU feel like, just maybe, you're not still a kid?
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Blue Is Frustrated from Blue's Clues. Pray tell, what is Blue frustrated about?
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GORDON'S BIRTHDAY TODAY.
ROG
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2 comments:
I hate that Kid Rock song more than words could even begin to express.
I noticed that too! I have to admit, I do like the song. It's kind of like Werewolves of London meet Sweet Home Alabama. Ahhh, to be young and foolish again....NOT!
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