What are you currently listening to?

[Dicer]

[mitsuman]

Listening to the Ys I & II soundtrack here at work. 

[esteban]

Only three minutes in, but I am a sucker for this.

[esteban]

Songs for long car rides should be longer than average pop song. At least, that's what I say now. When I'm tired, I probably will say otherwise.

[Dicer]

Only three minutes in, but I am a sucker for this.

Tis a classic, happy to help

but now...

[esteban]

^

[TheOldMan]

Songs for long car rides should be longer than average pop song. At least, that's what I say now.

How long should they be?

("This is the song that never ends....")

[esteban]

Songs for long car rides should be longer than average pop song. At least, that's what I say now.

How long should they be?

("This is the song that never ends....")

It goes on and on, my friends...

TRUE STORY: Many years ago, I saw some CDi (?) Shari Lewis Lambchop "multimedia" product and I immediately purchased it.

I always thought I'd get, or meet someone, with a CDi...and I thought it would be awesome if a never-ending song was programmed for real (infinite loop, like A-B repeat on CD player, or a single groove at the end of a record that keeps playing forever, or an eight-track, but...)

There's something more magical about physical media looping forever, since getting stuck in an infinite loop in code is usually an error and not an accomplishment.

[TR0N]

[mitsuman]

Well this is great. But why are Daft Punk in the image?

[Dicer]

Disco didn't die it went to ITALY

[esteban]

Disco didn't die it went to ITALY

I see your Italian Disco and I raise you one D.I.S.C.O.:


I am assuming it's some Nordic band?

No, I have no info on 99% of the stuff this guy uploads, but most of it is pretty interesting.

[TR0N]

Well this is great. But why are Daft Punk in the image?

Don't know it's random for what images are used for new retro wave.

[TheClash603]

I'm not sure if I am turning into a stereotypical old man, but I have been on a month long kick where I have basically only listened to Elvis.  Some of his early music is genre defining and he has some really solid late career recordings as well.

...there is a lot of movie bullshit to avoid, but even if you take away this crap, the man has many hours of fantastic recordings.

[esteban]

I'm not sure if I am turning into a stereotypical old man, but I have been on a month long kick where I have basically only listened to Elvis.  Some of his early music is genre defining and he has some really solid late career recordings as well.

...there is a lot of movie bullshit to avoid, but even if you take away this crap, the man has many hours of fantastic recordings.

Yes... you are getting to be an old bastard.

I found myself really getting into Patsy Cline, and-and-all Doo Wop, Elvis, etc. etc. later in life.

For the longest time, I only knew the "Top 40" stuff that everyone knows, but then I just wanted "more" and realized how good it was.