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[endo]

@mclaincausey said in Music:

Laurel Canyon adult contemporary soft rock stuff

I wasn't aware there is such a thing and despite having been to LA numerous times and to the Canyon as well, I didn't know that the Canyon gave name to a part of music history. But looking it up I must say, I do like most of what's mentioned (Zappa, Mamas & the Papas, Byrds, CSNY). On the other hand, I almost listen to anything as long as it feels authentic or I just like it. And, like with drinks, it's the moment that counts. There have been and there are moments in my life where this kind of music just fits.

[Tago Mago]

@endo said in Music:

On the other hand, I almost listen to anything as long as it feels authentic or I just like it. And, like with drinks, it's the moment that counts.

Amen to this

[endo]

due to recent events

[mclaincausey]

@endo heard that. There is a documentary about the Laurel Canyon scene and all the music it produced that you might enjoy. Laurel Canyon: A Place in Time is the name of i recall correctly.

[endo]

I'll look at

[tody]

@endo i'll one-up you with this version

[endo]

good one @tody

[Aetas]

[Jett129]

@mclaincausey Is it this one,which I really liked.

[mclaincausey]

@Jett129 actually that was the one thank you. Heads up @endo

[SKT]

@Aetas been listening to this whole album all summer. Been fun for me to “discover” Neil again.

[Tago Mago]

Long live the D

[popvulture]

Man I wanted to like that Laurel Canyon doc but I thought it was so clunky. The scenes with Beck, Chan Marshall etc watching the TV felt so scripted and wooden. Granted I adore that music and everybody in it pretty much, so I soldiered through, but sheesh.

[SourPower]

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