Comments on: CocoRosie and the ageless love of music http://www.duplicious.com/2010/07/cocorosie-and-the-ageless-love-of-music/ Information with Spice Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:59:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: justin http://www.duplicious.com/2010/07/cocorosie-and-the-ageless-love-of-music/comment-page-1/#comment-106 justin Tue, 06 Jul 2010 19:44:42 +0000 http://www.duplicious.com/?p=816#comment-106 terrific article. i miss the scene that did tend to revolve around j. there is still a good scene in Denver and i do my best to keep up, but time constraints and other commitments sure make it harder than it used to be...hard have time to run my little label... terrific article. i miss the scene that did tend to revolve around j. there is still a good scene in Denver and i do my best to keep up, but time constraints and other commitments sure make it harder than it used to be…hard have time to run my little label…

]]> By: KMG http://www.duplicious.com/2010/07/cocorosie-and-the-ageless-love-of-music/comment-page-1/#comment-105 KMG Tue, 06 Jul 2010 08:00:03 +0000 http://www.duplicious.com/?p=816#comment-105 I have noticed with my 30+ friends a couple things: a) Things associated with getting older (kids, exhaustion from full-time jobs, weakening health) kinda sap motivation to go to live music, clubs, or whatever. b) people who were heavily involved in a scene/musical subculture (especially anything "hardcore" in some respect) sometimes have a hard time allowing themselves out of it, even when they're tired of it. We have a "music geek night" here in Denver where we hook up with our fellow music geeks, and we share old and new music alike and discuss the history of artists and genres. Much fun times ensue :) I've gained respect for many artists I scoffed at before. I have noticed with my 30+ friends a couple things:
a) Things associated with getting older (kids, exhaustion from full-time jobs, weakening health) kinda sap motivation to go to live music, clubs, or whatever.

b) people who were heavily involved in a scene/musical subculture (especially anything “hardcore” in some respect) sometimes have a hard time allowing themselves out of it, even when they’re tired of it.

We have a “music geek night” here in Denver where we hook up with our fellow music geeks, and we share old and new music alike and discuss the history of artists and genres. Much fun times ensue :) I’ve gained respect for many artists I scoffed at before.

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