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Back in the day parents for the most part had a 1950's conservative view on music and with the "British Invasion" and what youth orientated music was doing here you might say that the "Pat Boone" crowd was a bit overwhelmed. I remember my dad telling me that the Beatles sounded like they did was because they had cheap guitars. A bold faced lie but after all, he was trying to save me from an eternity of burning in hell. I think that producers of the day thought if they could produce music that was soulless and vanilla enough to not offend the "Pat Boone" crowd and sell it to the kids, they would make just a ton of money. Last edited by Seagull S6; 01-16-2018 at 10:10 PM. |
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Having said that, I think people younger than me (which is nearly everyone) are more broad minded that I was/we were. There has usually been some generational revolution in the arts going on but I think the 50's and 60's last century were such a standout time that maybe kids of that era can be excused for some extra sheeplike narrow mindedness. |
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When I see a guy wearing a girls coat my brain turns off.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3seWkNbyKMs
I know, I know...Duran Duran. But both the bassist (John Taylor) and the lead at that time (Andy Taylor) could rip up a stage. John was a guitarist-he switched to bass because it was "easier". I always liked the sorrowful tone of this version. |
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Tybor Some guitars |