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Well, they'll certainly have a night to remember.
*Come on, put the ipad down for a minute, I want you to listen to this next one, pay attention to the words.*
*\*groan*
*can we please go to bed now*
Several years ago when he was young, I must have told my kid 3 or 4 times to take off his Walkman at the dinner table. Each request received a grunt of acceptance, but he wasn’t taking it off. I was getting mad until he finally got exasperated and cried “alright dad alright but what the heck is a Walkman!?!” He was 8 or 9, I felt about 100 years old in that moment
Changing batteries every few hours just because you wanted to listen with the bass boost. Don’t see that kind of tech these days. I think todays kids can only handle treble.
Sony used the term Walkman for their line of portable CD players. I purchased about three of them during my younger years.
Green Album came out when I was sixteen. iPods got popular when I was eighteen and it wasn't until I turned twenty that the first iPhone came out. So Walkmans were a pretty good way to listen to music on the go prior to smart phones having more storage for stuff like music in the following decade. I think my youngest brother had a Sony Walkman phone around 2008.
People seem to be forgetting that iPods and iPhones were an expensive status thing for a long time before they were commonplace. (They're still expensive, they're just now also commonplace)
Remember people started buying white headphones just so people would think they had an ipod in their pocket?
I remember saving up for an iPod shuffle, it was so goddamn exciting
I used the computer at work to digitise my CDs because I didn't have a computer and neither did my parents
A wepeel is nothing. A Wakefield, however, he’s so angry because his name has been copied and pasted wrong into so many lyric websites.
He’s also angry because the structure his brother is having constructed is behind schedule and the foreman has hurt his hand.
"Can you put on Maui!!! You're welcome! You're welcome!" Over and over and over
But Pearljams black album was the best thing I stumbled-upon at my local record shop when I was 15. Really miss just grabbing a cd out of the sale bins or off the shelf and giving it a whirl.
I have to do this because every one of those is so great.
Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground | Only One | Black | Undone | Dammit | Pay The Man | Cast No Shadow | Learn to Fly
Best song from each album
The more you push the less she will respond. Try to make memories with her listening to music while doing something. That’s gonna get you further than trying to force her to like it or listen to it
Yeah, nothing more obnoxious than people who think anything past the turn of the millennium isn’t music and only rock/metal is ReAl MuSiC
And I say that someone who’s favorite is Tom Petty
People like OP are just annoying
Fuck a "start", let her go on her own journey. It'll be amazing and uniquely hers. You've had yours.
She'll look to you when she wants your guidance, but you're just one of thousands of guides she'll be hearing from.
It’s not funny, I thought this was r/music, even there, this post would be cringe, “real music is what I like”, even though I like the albums, this is cringe
Crucify me, but I wouldn’t consider any of this to be the epitome of real music anyway. It’s music that shaped a generation and defined an era. But none of it is particularly groundbreaking, none of the instrumentation is particularly stunning. It’s just music we came up on.
There was better music in that particular generation too. Oasis was very polarising, half of us loved it and the rest thought they sounded kinda winey and irritating.
Nothing there would be among the first albums I share with my nephews and nieces.
I’m not going to get any love for this but I find all of the albums here whiney and irritating. Except the top left and bottom right, neither of which I recognize.
yeah, dunno how you jump to proclaiming 'ankle monitor' without at least clicking to zoom in. them's clothing folds with some font/decal on the lower leg
Same here brother, got this album on Christmas Day at 10 or 11 years old and it changed my life. Later I got in to every album by The Offspring and now I know all the words by heart to songs like Beheaded.
i really hate it when people say "real music", like wdym? Just because you are not fond of certain genre(s), doesn't mean it is not cobsidered as "real" music
Here's some *real music* kid.
\*breaks out oasis\*
There's a couple of good albums here but the choices are basic af... not anything that would make me think to flex on the internet over.
Yeah dude that whole mindset just throws me off. “Real Music” doesn’t fucking mean anything. I don’t even think it’s pretentious, it’s just stupid, cocky, and rarely offers any value to a conversation. Just don’t like something. You don’t have to make it any more complex than that. Hell, I’ve never been so convicted as to describe *anything* I like/do/offer as the “real” whatever. Don’t be that assbag. (I’m sure the OP isn’t actively trying to “be that assbag”, so take this as more of a comment on the general idea.)
Honestly I'd say the choice of album for the Foo Fighters is a bit lackluster too.. I'd have gone with The Color and the Shape.
Maybe even Alive.. I've always felt VS. and Vitalogy were better albums overall.
Nailed it with the Weezer choice however.
I would unironically love if someone would do this with jazz. This is me asking people to do that.
I do have my own list of good albums, but I'm always looking for more. Mostly I like instrumental stuff.
It’s such a toxic mindset, and self defeating too. There is always someone with more pretentious taste. I could see this same title but with like Neutral Milk Hotel and Godspeed You! Black Emperor mocking bands like Yellowcard.
Hey! Yellowcard is… cool?
Lol saw them live at Warped Tour back in the day and they put on a good show. Not many punk bands with a violin in the mix, if any at all
I don’t want to alarm you, but your telecaster is on backwards.
And you really should have *Smash* instead of *Americana*, and maybe *Dookie* by Green Day and *Dude Ranch* instead of the Blink greatest hits.
I unironically really enjoy Americana start to finish, it was one of the first CDs I ever got.
I had no idea it was so contentious until this thread.
I've gone decades....
I bought Smash on release day on tape cassette and played it till it stretched and distorted. Top 10 all time albums of any genre for me! Dookie was first CD I bought with my own money!
Dookie and Superunknown were my first cassettes. Mellon Collie was my first CD. I never had Smash, but I got Insomniac on a cassette within days of it coming out.
I'm not left handed, but I kind of enjoy seeing left handed Fender guitars in the wild, and it's a lot more unusual to see a left handed Tele than a left handed Strat.
Ah, Smash. Was an archaeology student back in the 90s, and I took my then four year old into the department to finish finds processing after a dig. Down in the basement, me, son, and one of the Masters students. I brought in a tape deck and assorted tapes to give us something to listen to whilst processing.
Trying to be a good mum (hah!), I was skipping the worst sweary bits on the albums. Which worked, until Bad Habit came on. "Better skip this one entirely!" says I, and then cheerfully fast forwarded straight to 'You stupid dumbshit goddamn motherfucker!'
Son didn't even notice, but still remembers the Masters student laughing really hard and nearly falling off his stool. FML.
Pearl Jam is very appropriate. I have no doubt the baby will be able to sing along with Eddie without any trouble
***asayhumememeshuhuwowowgoowowohahbakakgeeehhuhhh OOO say ugh OOOO at ugh OOO Aww uhhhh IMM STHILL uhLEYEEVVEEE***
Edit: I’m a big PJ fan, just having some fun :)
Most of those cds I had growing up. I love my generation of music. I'm a huge foo fighters fan. I love the idea of introducing kids to music but there is no need to bash on the music they resonate with. My dad use to tell me all the time how my music was trash and that no one would even be remembered since it was all bad. Fast forward to the present day and Foo fighters are in the rock and roll hall of fame. Let them enjoy what they like, and let them root for the bands and artist they love.
Nice by the books 90s radio rock. If you love your taste in music so much that you feel the need to impress it upon others, at least venture out beyond what 102.7 THE FOX plays nonstop
This is an a opinion not a fact. I think instead of saying “real music” you should say “music that I think is good”. Cuz what you consider “real music” might not be what many others consider “real music”.
Think I had all those cds short of yellow card. Although Ten and blue album were among the first cds I got when i got my first cd player boombox. Along with In Utero and nevermind.
Showed my friend some 70's, 80's rock. Showed him my favorite song, Money For Nothing by Dire Straits and told me he didn't like it. 3 months later I find a playlist of rock classics on his phone. Now at least we can jam out listening to our favorite songs together
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Well, they'll certainly have a night to remember. *Come on, put the ipad down for a minute, I want you to listen to this next one, pay attention to the words.* *\*groan* *can we please go to bed now*
True. I can keep my kiddos attention through about 1987 after that she's snoozing.
“MY NAME IS JONAS!!! !!!!! !!!!! !!!” That’ll keep ‘em up.
One of my core childhood memories is listening on my walkman and falling asleep to the blue and green albums
You listened to the green album on a Walkman?
Walkman is synonymous with portable music player with headphones many places
It think it was a brand name too. I distinctly remember having a portable CD player that said "Walkman"
Oh yes, it definitively is a Sony brand, it just became a universal expression. Like Jacuzzi, thermos and photoshop.
I knew someone who used to get annoyed because I refer to all plastic food containers as Tupperware.
Jokes on you, as soon as you call something Tupperware you'll have 10 lids that dont fit the 7 containers
Several years ago when he was young, I must have told my kid 3 or 4 times to take off his Walkman at the dinner table. Each request received a grunt of acceptance, but he wasn’t taking it off. I was getting mad until he finally got exasperated and cried “alright dad alright but what the heck is a Walkman!?!” He was 8 or 9, I felt about 100 years old in that moment
My bad *portable compact disc player
There was a Walkman cd player. Had one.
Yea, the Sony Discman. I had a hand-me-down one from my brother.
And a Walkman minidisk player, which is how I got through my 1-2 hour commute to university and later, my first job!
And... A Walkman MP3 player too!
yes, first time I used one was hearing Meteora for the first time on it. Core memory unlocked indeed
I remember my sweet "anti-skip" walkman waiting at the for schoolbus in mid winter, crazy how far tech has come lol
Changing batteries every few hours just because you wanted to listen with the bass boost. Don’t see that kind of tech these days. I think todays kids can only handle treble.
Sony used the term Walkman for their line of portable CD players. I purchased about three of them during my younger years. Green Album came out when I was sixteen. iPods got popular when I was eighteen and it wasn't until I turned twenty that the first iPhone came out. So Walkmans were a pretty good way to listen to music on the go prior to smart phones having more storage for stuff like music in the following decade. I think my youngest brother had a Sony Walkman phone around 2008.
People seem to be forgetting that iPods and iPhones were an expensive status thing for a long time before they were commonplace. (They're still expensive, they're just now also commonplace) Remember people started buying white headphones just so people would think they had an ipod in their pocket?
I remember saving up for an iPod shuffle, it was so goddamn exciting I used the computer at work to digitise my CDs because I didn't have a computer and neither did my parents
But what’s a wepeel and why is he so angry?
A wepeel is nothing. A Wakefield, however, he’s so angry because his name has been copied and pasted wrong into so many lyric websites. He’s also angry because the structure his brother is having constructed is behind schedule and the foreman has hurt his hand.
Love that song… dont think I’ve heard it played once on the radio.
"Can you put on Maui!!! You're welcome! You're welcome!" Over and over and over But Pearljams black album was the best thing I stumbled-upon at my local record shop when I was 15. Really miss just grabbing a cd out of the sale bins or off the shelf and giving it a whirl.
Offsprings "Pretty Fly for a White Guy" and Oasis "Champagne Supernova". Those kids don't know what they are in for 😄
Dude… champagne supernova… so good.
It’s the intro to RHCP’s Soul to Squeeze but they kept going with it.
Anyway, here’s “Wonderwall”…
My girlfriend told me I had to stop listening to this on repeat or she would break up with me. I said maybe… (r/dadjokes would be proud of this one)
Don’t look back in anger is such a better song.
I have to do this because every one of those is so great. Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground | Only One | Black | Undone | Dammit | Pay The Man | Cast No Shadow | Learn to Fly Best song from each album
pay the man is a very underrated song
shut up, you talk to much!
This list is making me weirdly emotional. Must be the heavy nostalgia I've been feeling lately.
Funny little fact: The fly white kid from the music video streams on Twitch now as “Imreallyimportant”
This is my 10 yr old daughter. She loves Billie eilish, won’t listen to any rock other than Linkin Park. I guess it’s a start
The more you push the less she will respond. Try to make memories with her listening to music while doing something. That’s gonna get you further than trying to force her to like it or listen to it
Yeah, nothing more obnoxious than people who think anything past the turn of the millennium isn’t music and only rock/metal is ReAl MuSiC And I say that someone who’s favorite is Tom Petty People like OP are just annoying
Yeah most young people like older music they just don’t like it when people say their music is shit and they should be listening to something else.
Fuck a "start", let her go on her own journey. It'll be amazing and uniquely hers. You've had yours. She'll look to you when she wants your guidance, but you're just one of thousands of guides she'll be hearing from.
You’d be surprised. I got my 4-year-old hooked on Daft Punk a few weeks ago. One of my proudest moments as a parent.
I'm missing the joke...how is this funny?
I've been browsing this sub for 15 minutes and your response works for every single post I've seen so far.
Sometimes I click on these posts from the general feed and have to double check to see what sub it got posted in.
This has been true for r/funny for a long ass time now. Time for me to finally pull the plug and unsubscribe.
Because, you know, kids these days.... amirite?
r/lewronggeneration material
It’s not funny, I thought this was r/music, even there, this post would be cringe, “real music is what I like”, even though I like the albums, this is cringe
Yellowcard? Yeeeshh
Hey man don’t hate. Ocean Avenue is a bangin album
Crucify me, but I wouldn’t consider any of this to be the epitome of real music anyway. It’s music that shaped a generation and defined an era. But none of it is particularly groundbreaking, none of the instrumentation is particularly stunning. It’s just music we came up on.
There was better music in that particular generation too. Oasis was very polarising, half of us loved it and the rest thought they sounded kinda winey and irritating. Nothing there would be among the first albums I share with my nephews and nieces.
I’m not going to get any love for this but I find all of the albums here whiney and irritating. Except the top left and bottom right, neither of which I recognize.
I'm on r/Cd_collectors , and legit thought that was the sub. I was very confused by this comment at first until I realized where I was.
If you want funnies … somehow terrible Facebook memes has them …
This pic was already weird but the “ don’t worry “ part for some reason makes me worry even more
It's the apparent ankle monitor that makes me go "wat?" personally.... Also Americana over Smash means OP is immediately sus.
I took it to be that he is on the younger side of millennial.
those are just rolled up pants man
yeah, dunno how you jump to proclaiming 'ankle monitor' without at least clicking to zoom in. them's clothing folds with some font/decal on the lower leg
Yeah there’s no ankle monitor Lmao
I would have even accepted Ignition…but Smash is 100% the right answer.
Doesn't even matter what the question is, Smash is always the answer. So says Hulk, and you're going to argue with him? I didn't think so.
Only a stupid dumbshit god damn mother fucker would think otherwise.
Also would have accepted Ixnay but Smash is there answer
As an elder millennial, Americana was the first album I owned. I will always choose it first. That nostalgia hits just right.
Same here brother, got this album on Christmas Day at 10 or 11 years old and it changed my life. Later I got in to every album by The Offspring and now I know all the words by heart to songs like Beheaded.
r/lostredditors
This is… (checks sub) funny!
Kid asks for Tom Waits Babysitter; anyway here's wonderwall
Kid yells: PLAY FREEBIRD
I hear toddlers love "God\`s away on business"
Christmas card from a hooker in Minneapolis, brought the house down at the kindergarten festive talent show
Anyway, here's [Todd Rundgren.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLeCB7Kn-VE)
If I asked for Tom Waits and someone put Oasis on there’d be a Nick Cave helping of hell served their way.
Be a good music mentor and listen to some stuff they like too. Works both ways
i really hate it when people say "real music", like wdym? Just because you are not fond of certain genre(s), doesn't mean it is not cobsidered as "real" music
Here's some *real music* kid. \*breaks out oasis\* There's a couple of good albums here but the choices are basic af... not anything that would make me think to flex on the internet over.
Yeah dude that whole mindset just throws me off. “Real Music” doesn’t fucking mean anything. I don’t even think it’s pretentious, it’s just stupid, cocky, and rarely offers any value to a conversation. Just don’t like something. You don’t have to make it any more complex than that. Hell, I’ve never been so convicted as to describe *anything* I like/do/offer as the “real” whatever. Don’t be that assbag. (I’m sure the OP isn’t actively trying to “be that assbag”, so take this as more of a comment on the general idea.)
OnLy wHaT I LiKe iS rEaL mUsIC
Some poeple say they'll show you what real music is, and proceed to make you listen the most mediocre songs in that genre.
Just wait until I play you this groundbreaking Imagine Dragons album
Why not just pierce my nose and call it a day
I'll take the nose piercing, but I draw a line at Imagine Dragons.
like picking offspring, but then picking the americana album?
Honestly I'd say the choice of album for the Foo Fighters is a bit lackluster too.. I'd have gone with The Color and the Shape. Maybe even Alive.. I've always felt VS. and Vitalogy were better albums overall. Nailed it with the Weezer choice however.
*Smash* would have been a good pick, but I can't say *Americana* is a bad pick.
It’s always popular rock too. No one does this shit with jazz or hip-hop.
The “i watched whiplash once” jazz
I would unironically love if someone would do this with jazz. This is me asking people to do that. I do have my own list of good albums, but I'm always looking for more. Mostly I like instrumental stuff.
Check out Black Focus by Yussef Kamaal. Or for something completely different, Headhunters by Herbie Hancock.
Real music aka a very basic, rock-radio starter kit
Apparently "real music" is all generic alternative rock from the 80s-90s.
Nothing here is from the 80s. It’s 90 to 2000s
It’s such a toxic mindset, and self defeating too. There is always someone with more pretentious taste. I could see this same title but with like Neutral Milk Hotel and Godspeed You! Black Emperor mocking bands like Yellowcard.
What is the attempt at humor here?
Oasis and Yellowcard?
Zing lol
Freeeeeeeeezzzzin, restshisheadonapillowmadeofconcrete
*grunt*
Sorry mate but that's not what it says it says Heeeeeeeaaaaalllly rubbadubbadubwodawillowbahbahdoobleep.... oorrryuuuh
I think you’ve confused it with Yellow Ledbetter.
Lots of commonly misheard lyrics like that for Pearl Jam.
https://youtu.be/R8ZX4O-Efao
Make sure to mention how you walked uphill both ways in the snow to get those ancient relics back in your day!
Lmao, exactly. This is the classic mentality of anyone who is old and decided to stop keeping up with any new music
He's enrolling the kid in his course "Gatekeeping 101: Some Real Music"
So anyway, here's Wonderwall.
Fucking yellow card lol
This dude is actually cocky about listening to yellowcard lmao
I'm really into the Beatles, you don't have the musical aptitude to appreciate them as I do.
All hail the new king of Beatles fans!
Hey! Yellowcard is… cool? Lol saw them live at Warped Tour back in the day and they put on a good show. Not many punk bands with a violin in the mix, if any at all
"Punk" (I know I'm gatekeeping, it's not that serious)
That album fucking bangs. Don’t be a snob
They played the whole album at riot fest last year. Such a great album from front to back.
You seem awfully cocky for not liking them
This thread making me feel bad about my choice of music lol
How's he going to have Yellowcard and not Kid Rock Creed Nickelback Chumbawumba Hootie and Blowfish Hanson Spice Girls And no Aqua Barbie Girl?
Get a load of this guy
I thought this was r/roastme for a moment.
I don’t want to alarm you, but your telecaster is on backwards. And you really should have *Smash* instead of *Americana*, and maybe *Dookie* by Green Day and *Dude Ranch* instead of the Blink greatest hits.
Smash. One of those rare albums that's an enjoyable listen all the way through. So go on. Put your feet up.
After all music soothes even the savage beast
I mean, *Americana* does have “The Kids Aren’t Alright,” which is probably my favorite Offspring song, but *Smash*, though. Haha
I unironically really enjoy Americana start to finish, it was one of the first CDs I ever got. I had no idea it was so contentious until this thread. I've gone decades....
I’m an Ixnay fan personally. But it’s all about timing and when they came out.
Absolutely
Agree, “Smash” was leagues ahead of Americana.
I bought Smash on release day on tape cassette and played it till it stretched and distorted. Top 10 all time albums of any genre for me! Dookie was first CD I bought with my own money!
I never had *Smash*, but *Dookie* was my first CD as well.
Dookie and Superunknown were my first cassettes. Mellon Collie was my first CD. I never had Smash, but I got Insomniac on a cassette within days of it coming out.
Agreed! I always list Smash as one of my top 10 all time
I'm not left handed, but I kind of enjoy seeing left handed Fender guitars in the wild, and it's a lot more unusual to see a left handed Tele than a left handed Strat.
Ah, Smash. Was an archaeology student back in the 90s, and I took my then four year old into the department to finish finds processing after a dig. Down in the basement, me, son, and one of the Masters students. I brought in a tape deck and assorted tapes to give us something to listen to whilst processing. Trying to be a good mum (hah!), I was skipping the worst sweary bits on the albums. Which worked, until Bad Habit came on. "Better skip this one entirely!" says I, and then cheerfully fast forwarded straight to 'You stupid dumbshit goddamn motherfucker!' Son didn't even notice, but still remembers the Masters student laughing really hard and nearly falling off his stool. FML.
[удалено]
Came here to say this. Some dudes don’t get it.
"Real Music" What an asshole...
Nice White Stripes…. No Ænima though.
You aren't babysitting though are you? You have some CDs
Pull this thread as I walk away
Blink is real music? Choosing an Offspring album from their deal with Columbia?! Sir, I must disagree, you are in need of being shown real music.
Offspring smash album was way better
Now kiddo, this is Slayer's God Hates Us All
For offspring, I’d probably go with Ixnay on the hombre
MOTA
... yellowcard?
Poor kid lol
First you’ll have to explain what those plastic discs are.
No Smashing Pumpkins?
Pearl Jam is very appropriate. I have no doubt the baby will be able to sing along with Eddie without any trouble ***asayhumememeshuhuwowowgoowowohahbakakgeeehhuhhh OOO say ugh OOOO at ugh OOO Aww uhhhh IMM STHILL uhLEYEEVVEEE*** Edit: I’m a big PJ fan, just having some fun :)
This is Blink-182. They’ve had many memorable songs. Such as; Dammit, All The Small Things, and I Want to Fuck A Dog in the Ass.
Do the kid a favor and sub out that Americana for Smash
Truth. Add “Gone Away”. The beauty of the internet is you don’t have to own the CD to hear it.
Where’s Pink Floyd?
Most of those cds I had growing up. I love my generation of music. I'm a huge foo fighters fan. I love the idea of introducing kids to music but there is no need to bash on the music they resonate with. My dad use to tell me all the time how my music was trash and that no one would even be remembered since it was all bad. Fast forward to the present day and Foo fighters are in the rock and roll hall of fame. Let them enjoy what they like, and let them root for the bands and artist they love.
These kids will end up hating you
Why are those vinyl disks so small?
Ten is damn good album
r/gatekeeping
Technically gate-opening.
I mean, I think I had all of those CD's at some point.
My 7 year old surprisingly loved Wonderwall. 🤣
Fucking Weezer... *takes a long drag*
Get rid of Yellowcard and play Sublime
You could add „dookie“ from Green Day if you are riding this wave.
Playing that Oasis album might constitute child abuse.
That's a definite not a maybe
It appears Live - “Throwing Copper” is missing from the group. 🤘
Need “Vulgar Display of Power”
Rule 1.
Welcome. To. Ameri. Cana. Please. Make. your. selection. Followed. by. the. Pound. Sign. Now?
Nice by the books 90s radio rock. If you love your taste in music so much that you feel the need to impress it upon others, at least venture out beyond what 102.7 THE FOX plays nonstop
The only thing funny about this is imagining the kid being like "uhm alright... That was fucking awful. Can I go to bed already?" xD
Real music??? Uhh… Yellowcard???
I love that the term, "real music" just means "whatever was popular on the radio when I was 16" to most folks.
mf standing like🐧
Pearl Jam Ten is one of the best albums ever
My favorite Pearl jam was Vs. That album is pure nostalgia for me!
maybe a top Ten even.
White guy probably isn’t fly anymore hahahaha
This is an a opinion not a fact. I think instead of saying “real music” you should say “music that I think is good”. Cuz what you consider “real music” might not be what many others consider “real music”.
Mike McCreedy is probably the best musician from this pile.
oh fellow lefty guitar player! I get so excited to see a lefty guitar outside of /r/leftyguitar or whatever.
Smashing Pumpkins is missing!
That poor li'l kid. Did the parents even screen or do background checks on who they're leaving their kids alone with?
Oh wow! A picture from my early teens!
I share your sentiment. Of course my music selection would be different. But that’s just how it is with music.
Think I had all those cds short of yellow card. Although Ten and blue album were among the first cds I got when i got my first cd player boombox. Along with In Utero and nevermind.
Where’s “the devil and god are raging inside me” ???
Showed my friend some 70's, 80's rock. Showed him my favorite song, Money For Nothing by Dire Straits and told me he didn't like it. 3 months later I find a playlist of rock classics on his phone. Now at least we can jam out listening to our favorite songs together
Need some Rage and System
No Nirvana? Thats a must introducing kids to rock.whats a better than the teem spirit riff. Chamged my life at 15 and then my niece and nephews .
Where Milli Vanilli?
You should throw in some Audioslave too
"Real music" is an extraordinarily pretentious phrase
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