What kind of music do you like?

caseydog said:
I was a drummer in my younger days. I love watching good drummers. I just was watching some videos, and found a string of drummers whose fathers were/are famous drummers. Here are a few...

Nicolas Collins (Phil Collins' son -- 18 years old)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6C4MfPKjaSg


Jason Bonham (John Bonham's son)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP-ZjbrNLWU


Zak Starkey (Ringo Starr's son, Keith Moon's Godson and current drummer for The Who)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4o0wV1uUIQ


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Have set behind a drum kit in a few decades. I don’t like Rush, but I could watch Neil Peart all day long
 
Cinisajoy said:
Should we ask your age?
I was 3 when we landed on the moon.
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Had a girlfriend who was 18 and I was 25 ish.
We were round at a friends and somehow the convo got round to the moon landing. My friend and I were reminiscing about having to all watch it at school so I asked her what she remembered. "Nothing, I was only 5"
I know it's daft but I really felt odd about her statement, something that was (to me) a major landmark in my life she knew nothing about.
 
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Sticky Fingers said:
Opera, then any music but not rap.

What I listen to most is Opera, Chris de Burgh, Enya, Melanie Safka, Andre Rieu, and lots more

Andre Rieu Don't cry for me Argentina live at Radio City Music Hall, New York City


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgK-dIPMIp4&list=RDPgK-dIPMIp4&start_radio=1
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We have an excellent opera company here and a world-class venue for performances.

This is a promo for Turandot from a few years ago. I was in the front row for that one. Spectacular.

View: https://youtu.be/CMBRae39GXY


And this is Music Hall:

View: https://youtu.be/YeNNep9vxWQ


I never thought I'd like opera until my friend invited me to see a performance of Calisto and I was hooked.
 
TastyReuben said:
We have an excellent opera company here and a world-class venue for performances.

This is a promo for Turandot from a few years ago. I was in the front row for that one. Spectacular.
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Looks a great location I would love to attend but alas age is against it, travel insurance would cost more than the holiday, but we do have the Albert hall
 
Wyshiepoo said:
Had a girlfriend who was 18 and I was 25 ish.
We were round at a friends and somehow the convo got round to the moon landing. My friend and I were reminiscing about having to all watch it at school so I asked her what she remembered. "Nothing, I was only 5"
I know it's daft but I really felt odd about her statement, something that was (to me) a major landmark in my life she knew nothing about.
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I had a 19-year old girlfriend when I was 26. I should have married her. I wasn't "ready." DOH. I waited, got married, and then divorced six years later.

CD
 
TastyReuben said:
Yep, I certainly do. I love accordions, both button and piano ones. Always been on my list to get one, and I may yet.
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My great grand father ( yes I remember him) played the accordion. He had a real old one and a modern one. Somehow my mum inherited them . They sat in a hall cupboard and every now and again id try playing them with no success. They disappeared when she passed away. I suspect my brothers wife pilfered them.

Russ
 
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