Gawd...feeling old now. Just a little. I'm probably less than 6 years older than you, but my 14 year old son heard me listening to Sgt. Pepper's and chewed me out for playing "oldies." ha ;) Then I thought, the freaking album's over 30 years old. Then when my 15 year old son heard me listening to U2's Actung Baby he informed me it is a "classic" of alternative rock. ARGH. Jim > >i'm under 30 (barely), and i was composing a note (which i >subsequently >trashed) with my answer of Abbey Road when ed's came through. i hope >i'm >never in a speed reading contest with him, i'm terrifically slow. so >kudos >to ed... > >Abbey Road was my favorite record for several years. i used to sneak >into >my parent's room after school and try to creep out with my dad's lps >without my mom noticing. then i'd hide in my room and play them until >he >got home from work. he never really listened to Abbey Road, so it was >a >very long time before he noticed it was missing. he liked the early >years, >and i liked the later ones. Rubber Soul was the sore spot, though - >i'm >surprised it's still intact given the number of trips it made back and >forth from his record to player to mine. > >earlier this year i worked at an art school, and one of the students >(11 >years old) wore a t-shirt that had three symbols on it - a peace sign, >a >heart, and that yellow triangle swirl that you use to make 45's fit on >a >record player. she had no idea what it was until her mother explained >it >to her. i asked all the other students, and they had never seen it >before, >either. i was shocked. > >Elizabeth > > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.