John CIV wrote:

HA!


sorry, i'm a fan. isn't that awful?

John CIV wrote:

caix wrote:

STF wrote:Grunge was worse than emo.

I'm 30 and I totally disagree with this statement. Emo is way more intolerable than grunge.

I feel a thunderdome coming on. And I don't mean in my pants.

I couldn't even confidently say what Emo is.

Rites Of Spring?

I like them.

Thirty fucking six.

34, and life used to be much more spontaneous and fun. Now it's all work and children. Being young is wasted on the youth and all that..
bah grumble.. gertcha. Bad Monday blues today.

I'm 30 very very soon. Can I please join your club?

honeyisfunny wrote:I'm 30 very very soon. Can I please join your club?

There's a five year waiting list, I'm afraid. It's a little like the Groucho Club*.

We'll put in a good word though, and try and get you bumped up.

*=Except we still haven't let in Alex James, Damon Albarn and Damian Hirst. We're making them wait.

If it helps, I have the breasts of a 38 yr old.

You're in.

I'm 30. I'm very happy with where I am and what I'm doing right now.
I am less tolerant of loud noises than I was ten years ago, and I know slightly more about wine. I still can't play poker, and I still spend entirely too much time on the internet. There are certainly 16 year-olds on here who know more about music than I, and I play guitar like a 4 year-old.

I'm 35.

I probably find (other's) music more frustrating than I did at 25 simply because I want to feel passionate about other's music (as I did then) but hear so little that I like. That said, I feel supremely confident about my own music in a way I didn't at 25.

Other than that, my life is shaped by stuff entirely unrelated to age/music such as kids, wife, money, job, houses etc - nothing that doesn't also shape the way millions of 25 year-olds live.

25 was fine, 35 is fine. 45 will (I hope) also be fine.