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|    Ouisie to Jim D    |
|    Re: had a good band gig    |
|    12 Feb 19 12:34:12    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "Jim D" wrote in message news:201902121148382196-Not@ThisAddresscom...              > there have been some threads on 4Chan recently titled " boomer vs zoomer       > ". Basically cartoons to make fun of, point out the differences, between "       > boomers " what the thread refers to for people born between 1985 and       > 2000, and " zoomers ", people born after 2000.              All sound like Zombies to me.              > Boomers in this context isn't referring to baby boomers, more just anyone       > over about 30. Zoomers are anyone born since 2000, basically gen z.              More like DEjen.              > The point is, in these cartoons, the zoomers are shown listening to       > headphones or playing with their iphone. They listen to music at very low       > levels. And their taste in music is beyond my knowledge, but is basically       > simplistic repetitive pablum.              Dumbed down Zombie Crap.              > The boomers, on the other hand, are shown as overweight, poorly dressed       > lugs that listen the screaming guitar rock music and listen to it LOUD       > ...... LOUD being a defining point.              And it's probably not even Real rock & roll, only a cheap caricature of it.              > Using these insights as a guide, the young people at our dances are       > zoomers. That fits. They didn't grow up with LOUD music. And guess what       > ? They don't really care for loud just for the sake of being loud.              I'm sure even to them it's merely what it can be, only meaningless sound -       what else could it be?       -----              > This weekend we're in a regular bar setting. Wonder how this will go ?       > Our old drummer, Mr LOUD, called me yesterday. Hummm. If I weren't so       > thick, I'd have caught on that he wants to be the drummer in this weekends       > band gig.              > Not happening.              At least then things might not get too loud.              > We've been months working with the new drummer, learned new material,       > reworked the pa / monitors for the new much lower stage volume levels.              Maybe the loud drummer will get to see, and hear that, and maybe even get a       clue.              > Oh, and our " other guy " also called. We're not taking him to these       > gigs, just don't need him, no point in bringing him along just to take a       > cut of the pay. Turns out he was calling to get me to play guitar for him       > on a gig. So, even if we were counting on him for our gig, he wouldn't       > have been available. He has a job of his own, which sadly he needs a       > guitar player for.              Is he a drummer too?       ----              > We have a pretty stable trio thing now. That's a plan moving forward. All       > these old guys will just have to find something new to do.                     JimD              Maybe they can wake up, get hearing aids, start writing Originals....NAH.              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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