RE: (TV) The Telegraph: "Why do men cling to the music they grew up with?"

["Scott Simpson" <SSimpson@nyc.rr.com>]

Growing up in the sticks in the 70's with only am radio, I couldn't wait to
purge my brain of all the dreadful music I grew up with.  The only thing I
still keep is Elton John.

Didn't start getting exposed to the music I cling to until I came to the
city in '78.

At least my daughters never had that problem.  My music is the music they
grew up with and it is very much a part of their adult lives.

Scott Simpson
212 795 2846


-----Original Message-----
From: tv-owner@obbard.com [mailto:tv-owner@obbard.com] On Behalf Of Phil
Obbard
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 1:26 PM
To: Marquee Moon Mailing List
Subject: (TV) The Telegraph: "Why do men cling to the music they grew up
with?"

I'm sure some of this can appreciate this, at least in part.

"Why do men cling to the music they grew up with?" http://fw.to/OXIF8al


I just spent $14 on the "US version" of the Beatles RUBBER SOUL, issued on
CD for the first time last month. It is the first album I ever got, on LP,
as a seven year-old. Yes, I have basically everything on it elsewhere (same
songs, different running order), just not packaged the same way... a very
sentimental use of $14.

--Phil

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