Music Old music classics for our young members

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The discussion revolves around Jethro Tull, highlighting the band's significance in rock music and its appeal across generations. Participants share nostalgic memories and favorite songs, noting that Jethro Tull won a Grammy in 1989 for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance. While some younger members express unfamiliarity with the band, others emphasize its timeless quality and influence. The conversation touches on the generational gap in music appreciation, with many younger listeners discovering classic rock. Additionally, there are reflections on Ian Anderson's vocal decline over the years and the band's evolving sound. The dialogue also includes humorous exchanges about music preferences and the impact of modern music videos, drawing comparisons to classic film techniques. Overall, the thread captures a blend of admiration for Jethro Tull's legacy and a light-hearted exploration of music across ages.
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I finally got over my obsession with finding "irish" rock music and started looking for other music. I wound up checking out some 60's-70's "garage rock" bands and wound up finding The Sonics.

 
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