[trublu]

I was once a huge Who fanatic and would have given my left arm for this. I got older and they haven’t appealed to me in decades.

[wardaddy]

They hold up well but not like Stones or Zepplin

Although I still listen probably weekly

I listen to little music made post 2000

Except new outlaw style country

Called Kentucky music or Texas stuff or Oklahoma red dirt

That my friends is where some good stuff can be found

But keep beware of woke country

Apple loves to mix in woke lyrics bullsht into that genre

One minute you’re listening to Sturgill Simpson. Or Tyler Childers

And they throw in Ashley McBryde or Amanda Shires or her husband Jason Isbell all nauseating lefty ...Isbell is former front man Drive by Truckers....a great alt band but he’s mega woke....

Kasey Musgraves is woke too but she’s so deliciously hot I give her a not guilty....I have to

I listen to a lot of these new country genres.....beyond tailgate or bro country

Really good... Childers stands out.....

Unless you want to shoot your dash....never ever listen to uber leftist versions of the Highwaymen called Highwaywomen....

I have no clue why Jimmy Webb helped Shires craft that horseshit

Music Row has been borged by gen x and younger leftists ....mostly women....they took over when Viacom sent down urban taste influencers to run CMT after they bought it 15 years ago or so.....it’s now their baby

Very PC

[SamAdams76]

I've been absorbing the 5-CD Super Deluxe version of Fleetwood Mac's 1979 "Tusk" album and it is quite good. That one has about 100 tracks and all the extra stuff is good and of very high quality.

I'm looking forward to the "Super Duper" deluxe edition which I hear will feature 219 additional tracks across 17 CDs including farting noises by Stevie Nicks in the studio bathroom, which I'm quite sure will be in tune and a marvelous addition to the Fleetwood Mac oeuvre.