Scott Hall said:

Two types of people in this world. People who like limp bizkit and creed and people who lie about not liking them.

These are both mine and I’ll cherish them forever. Fred was clearly lying when he signed this.

I was 15 in 1998. Music was awesome and tickets were still affordable.

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PLA said:

I’m still listening to the same rotation of Social D, Ramones, Clash,Rancid,Replacements,Bad Religion,Stiff Little Fingers, Tiger Army,Distillers,Nekromantics. Most were transferred from vinyl to a first gen iPod when it first came out, and put in my itunes account. I pretend that when I here “I wanna be sedated” that it’s DNA goes back to the original album I bought in 78’. In the last year I rebuilt a vintage home stereo, and still rock out to the good shit. I feel bad for the good bands that were destroyed by the invention of “free Music”, and I also feel bad for folks that have never heard good music on a true analog system played loud enough that your neighbors call the cops! I refinish wood floors, and I redid a dance hall floor in a tiny town in SD last week. The building was built by WPA in 1937. Every time I do it I can picture bands like Buddy Holly playing there. Good music is hard to find. When I mean “good”, I mean generational fucking awesome music. Now a good song comes out and it’s done in about 18 months. I always said the great artists that die young refused to sign a deal with the devil. Think about it. I remember when U2 was cool. Joshua Tree comes out and all of a sudden Bono is a faggy weirdo trying to save the world. All time favorite song is “Ball and Chain” Social D.

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1HuskerDad said:

I’m so glad I grew up listening to rock in the late 60’s, 70’s and 80’s instead of this crap today. That makes me old to some of you but we had great music back then!

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Mr.Bojangles said:

All music has gone to shit not just rock n roll.

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nja13 said:

I do know this. In my local nearly-all-white Class C high school, 20 years ago the weight room played nothing but heavy metal and rock. Now it’s nothing but rap.

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Tell_Sackett said:

I'm planning on taking my oldest daughter to the AC/DC concert in Chicago in May that's part of her 16th birthday present. They may have lost their fastball, but their change up is probably still better than most. She wears their vintage concert tees sometimes, so she should at least see them once. I've never seen them live either, so I'm looking forward to it.

Ticket prices are ridiculous but oh well, it'll be a memory.

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Tell_Sackett said:

I'm planning on taking my oldest daughter to the AC/DC concert in Chicago in May that's part of her 16th birthday present. They may have lost their fastball, but their change up is probably still better than most. She wears their vintage concert tees sometimes, so she should at least see them once. I've never seen them live either, so I'm looking forward to it.

Ticket prices are ridiculous but oh well, it'll be a memory.

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SoCal_Corn said:

Going next FRI in LA at the Rose Bowl.



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Only seen them once before, at PowerTrip in 2023.

Took me 44 years to go see them.

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1HuskerDad said:

I’m so glad I grew up listening to rock in the late 60’s, 70’s and 80’s instead of this crap today. That makes me old to some of you but we had great music back then!

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bbenson67 said:

There's is a lot of evidence that says you like the music you listened to in high school and college and it stays your preference for the rest of your life. Classic Rock channels on things like Sirius XM and Spotify are there because of that and caters to people like us of a certain age.

Like growing up in the golden era of Nebraska football, I'm glad I grew up in that era of music. And yes, I'm an old.

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