Thought i would watch some of Glastonbury, well not sure what to say, not my cup of tea, but i am no youngster.
To me just a bloody racket, but each to their own,
Bring back the good old days, regarding music, and decent songs that,last for ever.
Ellie x
For a person of 80, he did very well, i thought, at least i could understand him.
Ellie x
Hi Elle like you I'm on 3groups but this is the best one, ok as incurables we all have sadness, but equally there is a lot of fun here as well.
If I like a song I just sing it so no one type of music, never really got on with punk or rap what a boring person I am, I don't know what the future holds so I enjoy every moment I can.
All the best Ulls
Perhaps i do sound like an old person, but young at heart, at least the music of my day, i still know all the songs, and can sing them even though a bit out of tune, Todays music are really one hit bands not many last, and and a fly by night wonders.
Do not try to make out your not an old grumpy man.
Ellie x
I was brought up with my Dad singing all the a songs from the war years, so I know all the words for everything that was popular from that time. Some wonderful, some totally daft. Also love all the Rogers & Hammerstein shows especially the music from South Pacific. Good music is good music no matter the era. Having said that, you can't beat The Eagles. Rainie x
I enjoy variety in music from country to rock and roll.
i enjoy watching Jules Holland. Glastonbury was fun to watch xx
Ruth
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