BOSS Waza-Air Headphones - Bonus: Boomer generation music critique

[Litterick]

That was then; this is now.

[Marty Grass]

One of my fondest memories is sitting in a small nightclub listening to a small jazz band, having gin & tonics, and smoking. I was 18 (barely legal as they say). If time stopped, I wouldn't have minded.

[AllanAllen]

That was then; this is now.

If you haven’t noticed, now kind of sucks.

[Litterick]

If you haven’t noticed, now kind of sucks.

It is all we have.

[Stevebol]

It is all we have.

Roll with the changes, man.

[Bluedawg]

Thanks. I'm looking at getting the bass version of these headphones.

Getting a good bass tone has more issues for me than getting a good guitar tone in my practice area and I'm thinking the bass headphones will probably do a better jazz guitar tone than the guitar version will do a bass tone.

Hmm

[Stevebol]

It may be better for the consumer,but it is not better for the artist trying to make a living selling his/her recordings and making nothing from it because of the pitiful streaming revenue's and piracy.

GenX invented all the tools we use to yell at each other. I'm sick of yelling.

[Stevebol]

blah blah blah...

Boomers didn't have auto tune. Rest of discussion is just background noise from a civilization in decline propped up by the Visigoth analog we find in technology.

Get off my lawn...

My favorite version of the song;

There's nothing wrong with music today.

[AllanAllen]

My favorite version of the song;


There's nothing wrong with music today.

That song is 40 years old.... what's it got to do with today?