Kim Dracula edition

Is it really that good?

Does anybody these days actually unironically listen to rockabilly? It seems like the one era of music I've never seen anyone under 50 actually like—not just as an "important historical artifact", but as a genre they genuinely like in and of itself.

Why so many artists famous in the 60's had a come back into the limelight in the 80's after years in irrelevancy, or even the entire 70's?

John Lenon with Woman
George Harrison with I got my mind set on you
Roy Orbison with You Got it
Tina Turner with What's Love
Cher with If I Could Turn Back Time
John Foggerty from CCR with The Old Man Down the Road
Beach Boys with Kokomo
Rolling Stones with Start Me Up
Even Grateful Dead had one hit, and they were literal who's in the 60's

Fuck you, I like it

>mogs elvis
>mogs sinatra

So why do we hate the Beatles? Am I ever going to get an answer?

Post links to your music
Listen to and rec other anons music you like

Let’s have a good thread!

Pearl Necklace (Marina Viotti) Edition

This thread is for the discussion of classical music in the western tradition. Early Music, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Modern all welcome.

Marina Viotti - Dowland: Go Crystal Tears
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd4pzw1lnyw

>How do I get into classical?

This outdated link has resources including audio courses, textbooks and selections of recordings to help you start to understand and appreciate classical music:

https://pastebin.com/NBEp2VFh

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