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25 minutes ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

 

Same here. I didn't discover much new rock & pop music in the 90s, but I continued to listen to new music by artists that I had grown up with, in the 70s, and the 80s.

 

Of course. Whatever they released in the 90s, I was down with. But new stuff? Nah.

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I seem to remember that for me, the 90s was the decade that I got deep into jazz, especially modern jazz (Return To Forever; Weather Report; Becker Brothers, etc.).

I can't remember a single new rock&pop band that I started to listen to.

Grunge passed me by, and Britpop had no affect on me, whatsoever.

If anything, then it was solo artists that made an impression (k.d. lang; Nicky Holland).

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In 2025, four albums by Charles Aznavour will celebrate their 50th anniversary! A period when Del Newman breathed new life into Aznavour's style, allowing him to reinterpret his greatest hits with a fresh new touch.

 

 

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On 04/01/2025 at 4:16 AM, Naïve Old Fart said:

I seem to remember that for me, the 90s was the decade that I got deep into jazz, especially modern jazz (Return To Forever; Weather Report; Becker Brothers, etc.).

I can't remember a single new rock&pop band that I started to listen to.

Grunge passed me by, and Britpop had no affect on me, whatsoever.

If anything, then it was solo artists that made an impression (k.d. lang; Nicky Holland).

This whole discussion reminded me of this classic scene:

 

 

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Somehow I missed that album when it came out. It's pretty good.

 

 

Another cover album, this time with Songs of Max Champion.

Joe Jackson really has a run in the past 10 years or so. He is better than ever. Even though these are not his songs actually. But he manages to make them his.

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