Sad, Isn`t It?
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2015 12:29 pm
Looking at the forum over the past months, it`s difficult not to reach the conclusion that this is all over but the funeral.
Yes, Burt is still touring and playing the hits and will likely die while doing it. That`s wonderful for those who have never seen him and those who can still listen with enjoyment to them after half a century.
Nevertheless, it seems now very unlikely that there will be another album of new material, not even a record of the very uneven Some Lovers songs.
We`ve re-hashed Dionne`s career, voice, and personal habits, buried Hal and all grown old.
Mark has a young family and a life of his own and - with good reason - seems not to look in here any more.
I`ve tried in vain to think of some topic that would stimulate discussion again, but I`m old too now and just can`t come up with one.
Apparently, Joni Mitchell is seriously ill, Todd Rundgren has released a terribly lame album, Jimmy Webb is terrified to record or perform anything but hits everyone tired of decades ago. Pop music is now utterly devoid of melody and intelligence.
Hey, maybe this will stimulate discussion; but it all seems to bode ill and be, yes, terribly sad.
Yes, Burt is still touring and playing the hits and will likely die while doing it. That`s wonderful for those who have never seen him and those who can still listen with enjoyment to them after half a century.
Nevertheless, it seems now very unlikely that there will be another album of new material, not even a record of the very uneven Some Lovers songs.
We`ve re-hashed Dionne`s career, voice, and personal habits, buried Hal and all grown old.
Mark has a young family and a life of his own and - with good reason - seems not to look in here any more.
I`ve tried in vain to think of some topic that would stimulate discussion again, but I`m old too now and just can`t come up with one.
Apparently, Joni Mitchell is seriously ill, Todd Rundgren has released a terribly lame album, Jimmy Webb is terrified to record or perform anything but hits everyone tired of decades ago. Pop music is now utterly devoid of melody and intelligence.
Hey, maybe this will stimulate discussion; but it all seems to bode ill and be, yes, terribly sad.