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Music Appreciation

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17. I could not agree more on the autotune. Like cats screaming in heat.

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 08:41 AM

Dec 2021

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"Why do old people hate new music?" [View all] dandrews Dec 2021 OP

Been thinking about this a lot. Corgigal Dec 2021 #1

I Can Hear Autotune ProfessorGAC Dec 2021 #24

Will do. Corgigal Dec 2021 #25

I'm 64 and still listen to new music. luvs2sing Dec 2021 #4

Yes.. I think my generation had the best music Deuxcents Dec 2021 #5

I'm 60 now, and while I still love "my music" FM123 Dec 2021 #6

False premise. Familiarity does bread contempt. cachukis Dec 2021 #7

Panko, flour or corn meal... Thomas Hurt Dec 2021 #9

Simplicity rears it's beautiful head. cachukis Dec 2021 #12

Fortunately, not true for me relayerbob Dec 2021 #8

Simple answer padah513 Dec 2021 #11

In my 70s and still discovering new music every day. Youtube is a marvel. Midnight Writer Dec 2021 #13

I could not agree more on the autotune. Like cats screaming in heat. hlthe2b Dec 2021 #17

I heard good music on FM stations when I was young jmbar2 Dec 2021 #14

I think that is the way it is suppose to be. Texaswitchy Dec 2021 #15

I am addicted to what I consider 'rock and roll' music. Tikki Dec 2021 #18

New music repeats too much. pwb Dec 2021 #21

My parents & grandparents didn't hate 'new music' appalachiablue Dec 2021 #22

Recommended ProfessorGAC Dec 2021 #23