Hey, cdward – If you went to college after high school, you were a kid. Until you’ve been out of college and on your own a couple of years, you’re STILL a kid. (And get off my lawn! Daaaag-nabbit…)
A lot of kids can’t even imagine a world without MP3s and I pods. I mentioned to my students that we didn’t have MP3s and MP3 players until I was in college and he blurted out, “What? I had one when I was 5!”
Oh my so many songs, “Sweet Child of Mine” - Guns & Roses, “Jump” - Van Halen, “Every Rose Has It’s Thorn” - Poison, “Lady” - Kenny Rogers, most anything by AC/DC, Lionel Ritchie, Barry White, Whitesnake, Phil Collins, Duran Duran, Fleetwood Mac, oh geeI better stop, I could list a WHOLE lot of bands and singers!
CD’s what about 8 tracks oh the good old days start with 20.00 dollars get tank of gas .movie with pop corn and drink then a burger and shake and still have money left
CDs? I still have some of my music on cassette tapes, and I grew up with 78s and 45s so forgeddabodit! Today was 2nd day with taxes and finished, but no time for surfing and past my bedtime now.
rubinocreative Premium Member about 13 years ago
As for yesterday… alas, it was the bowl.
Sneak peak at tomorrow’s “DH”. Guess the gag, win swag. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Daddys-Home/175279239689?ref=ts
What’s your favorite 1980s song? http://www.facebook.com/pages/Daddys-Home/175279239689?ref=ts
cdward about 13 years ago
I loved Talking Heads, especially “Once In A Lifetime.”
But my favorite might be Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer.” Also The Clash’s “Rock the Casbah.”
But I wasn’t a kid… those were my college years.
x_Tech about 13 years ago
Years ago I liked Them. Who? Them too.
I'll fly away about 13 years ago
Being in my late 40’s- Only in my lifetime is it scary to know that “CD’s” are already becoming a thing of the past.
erwinbert about 13 years ago
Hey, cdward – If you went to college after high school, you were a kid. Until you’ve been out of college and on your own a couple of years, you’re STILL a kid. (And get off my lawn! Daaaag-nabbit…)
saxie5 about 13 years ago
A lot of kids can’t even imagine a world without MP3s and I pods. I mentioned to my students that we didn’t have MP3s and MP3 players until I was in college and he blurted out, “What? I had one when I was 5!”
Coyoty Premium Member about 13 years ago
“I used to watch their music videos all the time on MTV.” “MTV had music videos?”
redeanm about 13 years ago
In the school auditorium we had a Victrola with a HD on it - hollow disc.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 13 years ago
Oh my so many songs, “Sweet Child of Mine” - Guns & Roses, “Jump” - Van Halen, “Every Rose Has It’s Thorn” - Poison, “Lady” - Kenny Rogers, most anything by AC/DC, Lionel Ritchie, Barry White, Whitesnake, Phil Collins, Duran Duran, Fleetwood Mac, oh geeI better stop, I could list a WHOLE lot of bands and singers!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 13 years ago
HI PELLIE!
gangsterxxx about 13 years ago
CD’s what about 8 tracks oh the good old days start with 20.00 dollars get tank of gas .movie with pop corn and drink then a burger and shake and still have money left
vldazzle about 13 years ago
CDs? I still have some of my music on cassette tapes, and I grew up with 78s and 45s so forgeddabodit! Today was 2nd day with taxes and finished, but no time for surfing and past my bedtime now.