more memorable music

[Maya Clars]

Personally, I feel like music was more memorable a few years ago. Maybe I'm just nostalgic, but does anyone else feel the same way?

 

[DM60]

If you make music for yourself, covers, original, original that borrows from someone, to me it doesn't matter. Just make the songs, put it on a list and listen to it regularly. It will be memorable. I am listening to music I created over 15 years ago. Funny, I hear the mistakes, the cringes of being new, bad mixing (I have gone back and remixed a few), but it is a document of my journey life/music.

If a picture says a thousand words, a song says a thousand pictures. I really believe that. So make yourself a memory. At some point, you will be deep in career, kids, spouse, mid-life crisis, facing aging. You can document your life, in songs, your songs or ones that mean something to you (a cover). Being able to do that is a gift that shouldn't be taken for granted.

 

[PorterhouseMusic]

Personally, I feel like music was more memorable a few years ago. Maybe I'm just nostalgic, but does anyone else feel the same way?

You mean popular music?

Like many of the fossils around here - I'm still stuck on the music of the 60's, 70's, and 80's. That era was rich in the "memorable" sense. **And of course I have to add the disclaimer that I acknowledge that that's not all there is. And that music that was created before and since can be seen as memorable as well.

 

[Eric V]

You mean popular music?

Like many of the fossils around here - I'm still stuck on the music of the 60's, 70's, and 80's. That era was rich in the "memorable" sense. **And of course I have to add the disclaimer that I acknowledge that that's not all there is. And that music that was created before and since can be seen as memorable as well.

That pretty much defines me. I love the music of the 60's and 70's. I have current favorites as well, but for me that music will live on in my heart.