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To: Don Green who wrote (46653)8/23/2005 3:09:31 PM
From: Bill Ulrich  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 213172
 
Just because Dylan and Clapton are ... Dylan and Clapton, doesn't make them immune from getting old, narrow-minded, cranky and in Depends, just like anybody else. Of course they hate today's music.

On the other hand, Bowie is out playing with groups like Nine-Inch Nails, Chemical Brothers, and loving it.



To: Don Green who wrote (46653)8/23/2005 3:14:08 PM
From: Win-Lose-Draw  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 213172
 
Do you hear 60's and 70's artists playing or singing 90's 00's hits?

Why limit it to 60s and 70s? Speaking to the oldtimers, it's clear popular music had already gone to s**t by then. You have to go back another generation - and there we find Sinatra's "Duets" with all manner of 80s/90s pop stars. Ditto Pavarotti. Johnny Cash doing Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nail covers (absolutely brilliantly, I might add). Just recently Paul Anka(!) coming back from the dead with covers of (amongst other things) The Cure, Van Halen and Nirvana.

As for Eric Clapton, if he is so concerned about crap music, he should stop recycling his own crap and put out something listenable. He's become like a post-Disney Elton John with a guitar, a total caricature of what he once was. Dylan is threatening to do the same, which really pisses me off because I adore the cantankerous old bugger.



To: Don Green who wrote (46653)8/23/2005 5:02:07 PM
From: Cogito  Respond to of 213172
 
>>My point is when some of the biggest names in music (Clapton and Dyaln )are asking their fellow musicians where did all of the talent go, means something.<<

Don -

I remember Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra dissing rock music in general and The Beatles specifically, in the early 60's.

Of course, later they changed their tunes, so to speak.

- Allen