Tonykay:
I probably could have written YOUR post! Although I never got into Led Zep. I once saw them at the Fillmore in SF and Robert Plant seemed comical to me. I know, I'm probably a ZEP luddite. But in those days I had the opportunity to see dozens of great blues musicians at a club in Berkeley, CA - I think it was called Mandrakes, and the "british invasion" blues types didn't compare too well in my mind. Hmmm. I'm getting off topic here. Sorry.
One exceptionally talented singer-songwriter I heard recently at a small club where we live is Mary Gauthier. She is the "real deal" and it was a great experience. Fortunately I was left with no ear worms.
In many ways my sense of audio adventure is far greater when it comes to what we generally term "classical". I'm even enough of a masochist to have 3 or 4 Alan Petterson symphonies in my vinyl collection. :) I will say however, that one or two hearings is enough.
The ear worm problem is invariably related to pop music and it's maddening. I've looked for antidotes, but so far have not had any success other than to avoid listening.
If anyone else is reading this and is plagued with ear worms, I'd be grateful to learn how you "cope"
I probably could have written YOUR post! Although I never got into Led Zep. I once saw them at the Fillmore in SF and Robert Plant seemed comical to me. I know, I'm probably a ZEP luddite. But in those days I had the opportunity to see dozens of great blues musicians at a club in Berkeley, CA - I think it was called Mandrakes, and the "british invasion" blues types didn't compare too well in my mind. Hmmm. I'm getting off topic here. Sorry.
One exceptionally talented singer-songwriter I heard recently at a small club where we live is Mary Gauthier. She is the "real deal" and it was a great experience. Fortunately I was left with no ear worms.
In many ways my sense of audio adventure is far greater when it comes to what we generally term "classical". I'm even enough of a masochist to have 3 or 4 Alan Petterson symphonies in my vinyl collection. :) I will say however, that one or two hearings is enough.
The ear worm problem is invariably related to pop music and it's maddening. I've looked for antidotes, but so far have not had any success other than to avoid listening.
If anyone else is reading this and is plagued with ear worms, I'd be grateful to learn how you "cope"