Next Door Neighbors by Pat Sandy for February 17, 2024

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    Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member 9 months ago

    It is the same old thing: my parents couldn’t stand with both West Coast and Prog Rock. Not to mention Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

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    alien011  9 months ago

    The problem with that is that our dumb songs were actually meant to be dumb, today they would be called “meming”. Today’s dumb songs aren’t supposed to be dumb songs, they just are. And yes, there still is good music today, but the dumb songs are the mayority (and yes, that was actually proven scientifically, today’s pop music is way simpler, with way less variation than 90s pop music was).

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    Zebrastripes  9 months ago

    Rock & Roll, Jazz,…….YES YES YES!

    Hard Rock, Rap,……. NO! NO! NO!

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    Brutus P. Thornapple creator 9 months ago

    Norm is a serious expert when it comes to dumb songs. He’ll defend Yummy, Yummy, Yummy to the death.

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    Mike Baldwin creator 9 months ago

    Duly noted.

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    Spiny Norman Premium Member 9 months ago

    The flip side was “Chewy Chewy”It makes me sad that I know that.

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    Zen-of-Zinfandel  9 months ago

    I don’t blame Norm, have you heard that “Cake by the Ocean” song?

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    Ed The Red Premium Member 9 months ago

    I just happened to be lucky enough that music reached its absolute peak at exactly the moment I became old enough to appreciate songs about love, broken hearts, etc.

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    Chris Sherlock  9 months ago

    Norm’s dumb stuff was better dumb stuff.

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    gopher gofer  9 months ago

    speaking of dumb music, sugar, sugar topped the billboard hot 100 chart for four weeks. i rest my case… ☺

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