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honestly, i think about that a lot too! the idea of hendrix or cobain eventually being completely forgotten is so sad to me. but i really love how you turned that around at the end. using it as a reminder to live your life for you is a great takeaway :)Β |
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it will slip into nothingness soon enough yeah.Β Maybe. Or maybe you and I are merely the right age to want to believe that. But there might just be an indirect influence. After all, I posit that the 50s revival of the late 60s - early 70s greatly influenced the birth of punk. As for the 60s coming back, I doubt it. If it does, it would be purely kitsch value like the swing revival of the late 90s. Here, interesting for five minutes, gone.Β by Cranky Old Witch; ; Report |
I'm PLEASANTLY SURPRISED that a 19yo like Hendrix. That's already increasingly rare. Go on back farther and discover more old, dead artists! There are worlds to dive into!Β
Contemplating the dead should never be the solemnity of the mausoleum but should be a herald of joyous voices from the past beckoning us to love our present and future!Β
by Cranky Old Witch; ; Report
i'm already deeply down the rabbit hole with oldies. i love 60s garage rock, 50s rockabilly, psychedelic stuff... the list goes on! :)
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