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Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Thu October 19, 2023 6:48 pm
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doug rr wrote:
when I had my record store in the 90s I was always all over new music..I kept it up until probably 2008 or so and then just kind of quit for no reason..I have no idea what is out there these days..I still go to zeppelin, Neil, Dylan, etc...the only vinyl I order these days are reissues of 60s blue note jazz..when the radio is on at home its always classical...get off my lawn
please confirm: did you own a record store or did you simply mean to say that you had a favourite record you frequented?
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Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Thu October 19, 2023 6:50 pm
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tree_ wrote:
doug rr wrote:
when I had my record store in the 90s I was always all over new music..I kept it up until probably 2008 or so and then just kind of quit for no reason..I have no idea what is out there these days..I still go to zeppelin, Neil, Dylan, etc...the only vinyl I order these days are reissues of 60s blue note jazz..when the radio is on at home its always classical...get off my lawn
please confirm: did you own a record store or did you simply mean to say that you had a favourite record you frequented?
I owned a record store in Denver for a few years then sold it
Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Thu October 19, 2023 7:52 pm
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Insofar as it concerns favorites, the Grateful Dead probably takes this category. I spent a lot of time wanting to get into them, and I liked them okay, but then it really sort of finally clicked for me during the onset of the pandemic.
Springsteen also wasn’t immediate. I was into maybe his greatest hits at best until I saw him live in 2008 or 2009, and then I was really hooked.
Pearl Jam is still probably my favorite band but they pretty much have been at the top or near that mark for me for 30 years.
Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Thu October 19, 2023 9:25 pm
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There are many bands I've come to love later in life but none that I've thought about in terms of "favorite band" the same way I thought about Pearl Jam growing up. I think that "favorite band" concept is just tied up in a lot of intangibles that aren't part of how I listen to music as an adult.
Overall the biggest change to my listening as an adult has been the shift from listening primarily to rock to listening primarily to jazz. I'd be hesitant to call any jazz artist my favorite artist, but I'd say pretty much without hesitation that jazz is my favorite type of music, and that's probably only something I've come to in the past 5-7 years.
Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Thu October 19, 2023 10:36 pm
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Kevin Davis wrote:
There are many bands I've come to love later in life but none that I've thought about in terms of "favorite band" the same way I thought about Pearl Jam growing up.
I agree with this to an extent except a lot of that adulation was tied up in my teenage adoration of Eddie Vedder. You take that teenage angst-centered relationship out of the equation and I can think of several bands that have meant as much, if not more, to me than Pearl Jam.
Tom Waits, Kendrick Lamar, and St. Vincent are all bands/artists I came to "later" (in my mid to late 30's -- I'm 43) that I consider among my favorites. For a long time I thought no musical art would hit me and mean as much to me as Pearl Jam did in my teens. But all three of those artists listed above have had a similar impact on me "later in life."
Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Fri October 20, 2023 12:12 am
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bada wrote:
Used to be PJ but its sad I'm over it. Almost everything about Eddie annoys me now I'm hoping at some point that will flip back. I listen to a lot of 70s R&B/Funk/Soul stuff which I thought was super stupid when I was younger. I was listening to the Isley Brothers yesterday. 20 year old me would have hated it. It’s good stuff though.
I think Pearl Jam’s liberalism/idealism has alienated a lot of fans as they become older and more conservative.
Post subject: Re: Has any artist become your favorite later in life
Posted: Fri October 20, 2023 1:27 am
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spike wrote:
bada wrote:
Used to be PJ but its sad I'm over it. Almost everything about Eddie annoys me now I'm hoping at some point that will flip back. I listen to a lot of 70s R&B/Funk/Soul stuff which I thought was super stupid when I was younger. I was listening to the Isley Brothers yesterday. 20 year old me would have hated it. It’s good stuff though.
I think Pearl Jam’s liberalism/idealism has alienated a lot of fans as they become older and more conservative.
For me, everything related to PJ20 was what turned me off them altogether, even more than their rapidly declining music output.
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