Songs for a time capsule

[Insidious Von]

In the future, humans will be brain dead from overexposure to saccharine pop, a time capsule is found:

Naturally the greatest song of the 20th Century is the first tune they hear:

 

[Insidious Von]

 

[Insidious Von]

 

[mexx]

so they can see where our priorities laid. unapologetic truth!

UH!
DOUBLE UP!
UH! UH!

 

[LeeHelm]

Paint it Black pretty much defined the Vietnam era.

 

[LeeHelm]

Go Ask Alice to represent the time of free love and "expansion of the mind". Woodstock a cultural phenomenon, all accomplished before the days of modern social media. SO MANY great tunes came from that era.

And Grace Slick was a hotty!

 

[Conway_Stewart]

I'd pick Louis Armstrong due to his popularity and influence on popular music over a span of decades and generations...and this is the song I'd pick:

 

[fuji]

Oh oh another geezer music thread. Terb must have an aging population.

 

[T.O.tourist]

Oh oh another geezer music thread. Terb must have an aging population.

You could have added something to the thread or just ignored it, but you had to post a douchebag comment.

 

[T.O.tourist]

 

[Insidious Von]

Fuji take a midol.

 

[T.O.tourist]

 

[Insidious Von]

Paint it Black is good from a societal standpoint, from a soldier's pov this is better.

 

[T.O.tourist]

Some k-pop for fugi.

 

[T.O.tourist]

The time-capsule needs a good story teller.

 

[T.O.tourist]

Gotta let people in the future know what was important to society.

 

[LeeHelm]

Paint it Black is good from a societal standpoint, from a soldier's pov this is better.

Fortunately how I view the war. I attended the peace rallies with my parents. They weren't some young hippies rather a work class couple in their late 30s's early 40's at the time.

 

[fuji]

OK OK here's some good Geezer Rock:

 

[Insidious Von]

Fortunately how I view the war. I attended the peace rallies with my parents. They weren't some young hippies rather a work class couple in their late 30s's early 40's at the time.

My cousin was drafted and shipped to Vietnam, when heard the CCR song asked if Fogerty was a veteran. And he says the drug and alcohol fulled ritual at the start of Apocalypse Now is disturbingly accurate.

A song for my pal fuji:

 

[Insidious Von]

Fuji won't approve but I don't give a fuck.