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MTv Unplugged
Kreeper Show this Post
03-25-2017, 02:32 AM #1
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Remember when MTv was awesome?

This is the way, at 51 yo, I remember things:

The early 70's was great. Hendrix, Joplin, Cal Jam, etc. Then came Disco... finger.gif Towards the late 70's or early 80's FM hit my area. We went from Donna Summers/ the BeeGees/sports radio/talk radio AM to





1980 was a revolution for me!

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(You never heard bands like Sabbath before then.)

In 1984 there was another revolution and it started with this:



I can't help but notice the disinterested chicks in the front row that have absolutely no clue that they are in the video that would launch the mega power that would be MTv.

MTv would change everything.

The 80's were a blast!

Then...

There was the birth of MTv Unplugged...

Some of the greatest music of modern man would be aired of this new medium of cable tv.







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03-25-2017, 02:44 AM #2
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Yes, I do.

Dunno what happened to music, man dunno.gif
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03-25-2017, 02:53 AM #3
Kreeper Griobhtha
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(03-25-2017, 02:44 AM)Accidental Stoner Wrote:  Yes, I do.

Dunno what happened to music, man dunno.gif

There's still good music. You just never hear it because the record labels have figured out a formula for shit that keeps the teenie boppers buying their vomit.
What politics from both sides wants to teach us is that things are never complex. If you have your little package and something doesn't fit into that package, You don't know what to make of it so you want to dismiss it or then you will have to do the work of reconsidering your assumptions. - Michael Malice
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03-25-2017, 03:14 AM #4
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What politics from both sides wants to teach us is that things are never complex. If you have your little package and something doesn't fit into that package, You don't know what to make of it so you want to dismiss it or then you will have to do the work of reconsidering your assumptions. - Michael Malice
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03-25-2017, 12:34 PM #5
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(03-25-2017, 05:42 AM)White Ribbon Wrote:  73 baby.. So for me guns and roses, appetite for destruction was a big shift for me musically.. I love disco, pop crap, r and b, rock, just about anything except metal and classical.. They both just go far beyond what I can stand.. I'm not opposed to hard rock though, or kooky classical like Antony and the johnsons.,

Australia is about rock music really.. always has been.. R and b and rap never took off here, we don't have a black population.. Now it's shifted to Dance music, which is the norm.. Everywhere you go is very cool dance music.. British people like it, Americans don't..

I remembered I forgot to post the next big song/band to make a big change in radio and music so I came to do it and you already mentioned them.



When they hit the scene you could finally see the interest in hard rock and heavy metal. Radio stations dedicated to this genre finally started popping up and it was amazing!
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03-25-2017, 01:21 PM #6
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You always have to remove the s from https and if you are posting from a mobile device you have to replace the m with www.
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