When i was a teenager, i didn’t like Brel, Aznavour, Becaud,...20 years later,i had all the cd’s of them. You grow up,and the meaning of live, changes. You become a music lover, first a “hifi”, after a “high-end”: you discover more the beauty of music :that’s the best thing about music. You enjoy more ! Music is my live, can not live without: it make friends, it’s an expression of what you are. A large part of your personality is in it. It’s a communication with people all over the world !!Enjoy your music and be happy.!! Lukaske
Is this sign of getting old?
When I was young in 1970’s, I was a fan of Carpenters, Classical music like Mozart’s requiem, Dvorak’s Cello Concerto and Fritz Wunderlich’s singing "Dichiterliebe" by Schumann.
On the other hand, I had no love for Elvis which I found too rugged.
https://youtu.be/ot4--dVHiXE
But during last 2 years, I had been fascinated by Elvis voice.
"Are you lonesome tonight" really touch my mind especially since my wife is not at home to take of her 88 years old mom.
I still like Carpenters, Classical music but add Elvis on top of it.
Is this sign of getting old?
On the other hand, I had no love for Elvis which I found too rugged.
https://youtu.be/ot4--dVHiXE
But during last 2 years, I had been fascinated by Elvis voice.
"Are you lonesome tonight" really touch my mind especially since my wife is not at home to take of her 88 years old mom.
I still like Carpenters, Classical music but add Elvis on top of it.
Is this sign of getting old?