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WELCOME TO THE DECADES YOU MISSED
If you're like me, you grew up on great Rock music. The Beatles, The Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Van Halen, Blondie, Stevie Ray Vaughn and everything in between. Then life happened: kids, careers, mortgages, traveling, responsibilities and somewhere along the way the new music stopped finding us. We thought maybe the music had changed. Turned out we just weren't hearing it. This group is about discovering the great songs released since they had us all believing that the world might end at Y2K. At some point after that, many of us started looking for new rock music and we couldn't find it. The radio stations were playing classic rock, hip hop, indie music, or techno. Satellite radio wasn't much better. And streaming services had music, but no direction to lead us. No one to show us. We found it. And just like when we grew up discovering music from the '60s, '70s, and '80s, we're going to do it again with you. This time it's from the last three decades since the turn of the century. Bands and artists influenced by all that great music we grew up with and they're putting out some great songs. So come along and join us. There's a lot of rock and roll to catch up on.
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Todays Feature for Members
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Saturday Y2K Member Music Pick
Discovered by a member of The Black Keys after playing to "two drunk guys in an empty Akron bar", fronted by a voice one critic compared to a female Marc Bolan, and raised on a mother's record collection heavy with Ray Charles and Otis Redding — today's pick comes from a band that's spent two decades proving raw and powerful aren't opposites, produced here by Spoon's own drummer. https://www.skool.com/y2kmusic-4-the-rock-generation-8245/classroom/84103256?md=112299e903094fbf824086cb0738b541 What're your thoughts?
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Free Pass Friday Y2K Selection
"Level (2006)" - The Reconteurs The Raconteurs formed in 2005 when Detroit friends Jack White and Brendan Benson brought in bassist Jack Lawrence and drummer Patrick Keeler from The Greenhornes to complete the band. White and Benson share the songwriting and frontman duties equally, both pulling from the same deep well of Delta blues — Son House, Blind Willie McTell, Robert Johnson, and Howlin' Wolf. Their love of Led Zeppelin runs through it too, with White once calling them "an immovable force in music" and saying, "I don't trust anyone who doesn't like them." This song peaked at #7 on Billboard's Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart. The album Broken Boy Soldiers earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album What do you think of this song?
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Thursday Members Y2K Music Selection
"Today's pick earned a straight-up Beatles comparison from a critic — from a band that didn't even exist until 2006 and made a Grammy-winning album." https://www.skool.com/y2kmusic-4-the-rock-generation-8245/classroom/df784b6d?md=b6e3c2b2b6ba4ca5bc0f2ac3682abe09 Your thoughts on this one:
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Y2KMusic 4 the Rock Generation
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You grew up on Classic Rock. Then life happened. Now you're on the other side, wondering when the good music stopped.
It Didn't! Find it here with us
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