Brad,
Go out and listen. There is so much great music out there. If you like the
Blues,
there are literally a 1,000 great artist's material readily available. Forget
the
radio and check out some of the "alternative" music. Many artists have
abandoned the
record labels and are putting out the music independently.
Do some web searches under the artists names. Some have samples that you listen
to.
Also go to CDUniverse.com and do some searches and listen to some samples.
If there are artists that you liked years ago, look for them or musicians that
worked
with them. You might be surprised how active they are.
Oh there is so much great music out there. Much too much to be able to absorb
in one
lifetime.
Jay Fishbein, CT
British Cars / Music Collector
Brad Fornal wrote:
> Tomsjetta@aol.com wrote:
>
> > The times have changes, and things that were
> > acceptable 20 years ago aren't today.
>
> After all the talk about Bruce Springsteen and Frank Zappa here is my
>question.
> We all love our little cars from the 60's and 70's but have found a certain
> amount of acceptance for the newer vehicles. Have any of you rockers found any
> new music to take the place of what we loved so dearly in our youth, it seems
>a
> group that makes me want to listen to there music on the radio is for and few
> between. What's a guy to do, put all his records on 8-Track so he can listen
>to
> then in the car. I sold a Midget that actually had an 8-Track in it. I am not
> sure how you would get the tape in and out of the player with the shifter in
>the
> way.When I see the owner I can ask if the stereo is going to stay or go, if
>it's
> a freebie are there any interested listers? Let me know off list.David, it's
>the
> weekend, I'll start digging for that part for you. Brad
> (who is wondering if he should give up and listen to country or start
>singing to
> himself, just not sure which would be worse)
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