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I do not. 50s music was way before my time.
That makes no sense. Beethoven's 5th symphony was before your time too, but you'd recognize it. How about when it's New Year's in Times Square, and they play "It's a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong (which happens to be sadchild's #1 song). Do you just say "I don't recognize it, it was before my time"?I do not. 50s music was way before my time.
Thanks Scotch! I will listen later tonight. I hear that one all the time weekends on either 40's Junction or Siriusly Sinatra.02 01 JO STAFFORD - YOU BELONG TO ME
If you listen to this one, you would recognize it
Outstanding songs from all eras usually find their way to transcend eras. Since I have never heard this song, I guess this song is not one of them.That makes no sense. Beethoven's 5th symphony was before your time too, but you'd recognize it. How about when it's New Year's in Times Square, and they play "It's a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong (which happens to be sadchild's #1 song). Do you just say "I don't recognize it, it was before my time"?
Granted, I'm not equating the familiarity of "You Belong to Me" with those, but all of us have "liked" songs that came out before we were born, or before we were able to hear it.
Maybe 98 or Aaron will come along and mention what movies or musicals used that song, because I instantly recognize it, but I'm not sure where from.Outstanding songs from all eras usually find their way to transcend eras. Since I have never heard this song, I guess this song is not one of them.
This directly contradicts with this50s music was way before my time.
Outstanding songs from all eras usually find their way to transcend eras.
Does not jog anything.Maybe 98 or Aaron will come along and mention what movies or musicals used that song, because I instantly recognize it, but I'm not sure where from.
If you listen to the opening lyric "See the pyramids along the Nile" and it doesn't ring a bell, then that's your honest experience. That's why we comment on the countdowns in the first place; different people recognize different things. The only thing I have a beef with is this
This directly contradicts with this
Without going down the Memebag vortex, your initial reason was simply that it was from the 50s. And then later, you acknowledged that you do recognize some songs from all eras (including the 50s). that's all.I don't see the contradiction. 50s music is before my time.
Yes, both statements are true. Not sure why this is so hard to understand.Without going down the Memebag vortex, your initial reason was simply that it was from the 50s. And then later, you acknowledged that you do recognize some songs from all eras (including the 50s). that's all.
First, you said you don't know songs from the 50s, then you said you did. They can't both be true.Yes, both statements are true.
I said the 50s music was before my time. So I do not know most of the music from the 50s. However, like all generations some music becomes part of the common vernacular. Those songs I know. So yes, I know some songs from the 50s but the decade itself was before my time. All true. And I still don't know the song you posted.First, you said you don't know songs from the 50s, then you said you did. They can't both be true.
The cat was from 1935. I think for sure he is dead by now.I will be very impressed if his explanation involves Schrödinger's cat.![]()
Yes, all true. But your initial verdict on that song was "I don't know it because the 50s was before my time". That's what I took issue with. You've since added a whole bunch of caveats, disclaimers, and asterisks to your statement, but that's moot now. All you had to say - from the start - was "don't know it".I said the 50s music was before my time. So I do not know most of the music from the 50s. However, like all generations some music becomes part of the common vernacular. Those songs I know. So yes, I know some songs from the 50s but the decade itself was before my time. All true.
What a strange thing to take issue with. It was before my time .... and don't know it.Yes, all true. But your initial verdict on that song was "I don't know it because the 50s was before my time". That's what I took issue with. You've since added a whole bunch of caveats, disclaimers, and asterisks to your statement, but that's moot now. All you had to say - from the start - was "don't know it".