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Once you listen to any of these, YouTube's good ol' AI algorithm will take over and start "suggesting" all kinds of similar videos...
I promised myself that if time and money exist, I'll get back into re-mastering, I can make a lot of recorded music sound like Steely Dan or better.
I listen to great music while I assemble the memes . . . psst: (Thats my secret recipe. shhhhh . . . .)
So far for a long time I just type and click onto "YouTube Music" when I get dressed every morning or else use that as a starting point for searches for listening to something some times long gone that I like.
https://music.youtube.com/
https://www.youtube.com/@rbryanrace
https://www.youtube.com/@5-Ring-allyc...
https://www.youtube.com/@rockversehq
The live band stuff and as recorded in the olden days SUCKS. I tend to stick to Steely Day, Pink Floyd, Alman Brothers etc . . . .
The new Mini Cooper is a great place to listen and drive. She has a Harman Kardon system.
As for movies turning to crap, I've also noticed that crap also defines what passes for the current hit songs.
I've got a music channel on TV I used to enjoy. Bland! Bland! Bland! So bland I can't stick around for a full minute.
Sounds like what happens during the second movie at the drive-in.
And during about 95% of movies available for streaming these days, that are almost all crap.
I still remember those Metal Speakers you hung on the window/door. Later replaced with local radio signals. Much better in the winter. You did not have to open your window, got to keep the car "warm", nowadays more like running the A/C, which we never had until the came FREE with the cars, LOL.
I saw GREASE at the drive-in. The parents would take me for free. I would watch the first movie, and then fall asleep, and they would watch the second movie, and then drive home.
Thanks for bringing back the good memories.
Thanks anyhow! I see there's still one in Dothan where I grew up and took dates, double dates any number of four younger brothers and even three or four carloads of guys I vaguely recall. What's left is not the Skyview or the Goober (Houston County has rich red soil for peanuts and even a Peanut Festival with a fair and a Saturday parade) or located anywhere near it. There is also one in Leeds way on the other side of Birmingham where I now live thereabouts.
Haven't been in a drive-in since 1969 and perhaps since I first saw Once Upon A Time In The West there~~a hard to forget movie. Think the last time I was in a Birmingham area seated theater was during the late1980s and can't recall what I last saw.,
At about that time, I realized she is delivering 1/3rd empty mugs next to the jugs... I had NOT noticed that either.
Wow, it's hard (err... Difficult) being a man and realizing how easily manipulated we are! LOL
The last one reminded me of Oktoberfest in Munich - and not a political statement mentioned all night! Of course, by the end of the night there was not much being mentioned!
And a great ending meme....
That's when I got a job I didn't like so I could afford to start a family. That one lasted 21 years cuz I got good at it. Thank you, Jimmy Carter, for your wimpy "malaise speech" of 1979.
As for that very last meme, I do believe seeing women dressed that way at a New York World's Fair German Beer Garden kinda place a decade or so earlier. Women were freer from libtards throwing women's lib fits (their "lib" ever equaled freedom?) over such costumes back when Zsa Zsa Gabor was a queen of Venus in some drive-in flick.
Hey, do they still have drive-ins anywhere anymore?
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