I am in19 and i love elvis's music am i stupid and uncool?
456575
no dear u should be proud that u dont follow the music trends out there,be unique,why be normal and listen to the same crap music everyone else listens to,when u can be cool and listen to elvis thats a classic,that without him and many other older bands music wouldnt be the same.
712674
I like many types of music. I have no real favorite type of music. It's just that I don't like techno or heavy metal.
806416
True,it is hard to find good music nowadays,I usually listen to soundtracks of movies and games which is far better than these \nhowling people who say nothing smart.And they are not original either,they all sound the same.
78215
No, it is not strange at all. I am black and was trained classically on Piano, Organ, and HARPSICHORD!!! I have my GOSPEL CHOIR hooked on the works of Handel. My boyfriend is 6'4", over 250 with dreadlocs down his back and is one of the biggest rock fans I know. We are definitely "outside the box" when it comes to our interests in music, but we don't pay attention to people looking at us strange at concerts either. You'll run into people who think it is weird, but just remember-- THEY are the closed-minded ones.  Enjoy your music and keep rockin' baby!
123768
Having a good voice is nice, so is having stage presence or the ability to dance. But true musical talent includes all these plus the ability to write your own lyrics and music! Unfortunately there are not that many people that can do all that, which is why I love The Eagles!!!
231288
Can't help falling in love by Elvis
131481
OH MY GOSH!!!!!!  ELvis Presley was and still is the man.  His voice is excellent and shows us that you don't need to screach and squeal to make good music.  He was that bridge people needed.  He had a great voice that conveyed real and actual emotions like a lot of the bluegrass singers of the day (not surprisingly he was country before he was rockabilly).  Also, his voice was rich and manly...OK, that sounds a bit weird but I don't know how else to phrase it.  He didn't squeal like a stuck pig or scream like a cartoon housewife who saw a mouse run by.  He was able to go from soft more or less "romantic" songs like "Love Me Tender" to the "raunchy and obscene" like his "striptease" version of "Hound Dog."  How can you not love a guy whose hips were banned from network television?  Oh, by the way, I'm 19 so I just fall into the bracket.  Boy, would that another ELvis Preslety would come along to show these annoying "emo" kids how rock 'n roll (with good singing) is done.
338413
Yes he did. He learned as a child. He wasn't fantastic but he could "hold his own". There is a DVD of his last public performance floating around in cyberspace where he is playing a solo version of the Righteous Brother's song "Unchained Melody". He plays piano and sings. Shortly after the video he died. He looks absolutely terrible in the video and I wish that I had a copy, but I no longer have it. Elvis also liked to plunk around on a bass guitar and it's at Graceland. I went many years ago and the guide knew him personally and said that Elvis loved bass so much he wanted to play it in the band, but Colonel Tom Parker told him that a lead singer shouldn't be allowed to play bass, and he wouldn't allow Elvis to play on stage.
402438
Elvis b/c he was just a country boy who came from nothing and singin in his church choir to the legend he is today. Also, he completely changed music. Imagine what music and dancing would be like now if there had been no Elvis. He may have made some bad decisions but he's a good example of how drugs can consume your life and ruin it.
816028
Perhaps your just being a fan.But you should always remember that any thing that is too much isn't good...Enjoy your life to it's fullest and try to explore different hobbies..
338052
i listen to alot of music ranging form the 80's  until now. i do like loveboy,kiss,guns roses, tolby keith, trace akings,bad company,blake slelton, you see it all depends on whast kind of mood i am in. usually i carry 10 cd's of different artist and i have a alpine stero with channeks set forom classic rock, the 80's, todayss country, anything but rap.opra, and classical.
668637
A guy I work with was Kenny's touring guitarist for quite some time and he would reassure any of you out there that Kenny is a first class Grade A egotistical idiot. I think music like that is indeed a product of generation upon generation of cousin loving. \nCountry Music- I rate it with other oxy morons like\nMilitary Intelligence.
374082
There is always a place for something new! If you came out with a CD i'd buy it! I'm always into something new! I love country and Rock, Your style (evenescense) I really like that kind of stuff! Not so much Rap it gives me a headache sometimes! If you've come out with a demo tape that is pretty cool but if you feel your good and you get good reviews then go for it! Try it! Nothing says that you can't try! You tried to make a band and you have one now don't you? Good Luck and hope you make it! I'll be sure to get your CD =) Just fill me in when it comes out if I don't see your music videos lol =)
1108736
Yes you will see that. You will also appreciate more as you grow and mature as well. You will love the music you grew up with. And you know why? Music is a source of time travel. A song can strike up a memory that you wouldn't have remembered without it. The songs you are listening to today during todays experiences you will remember 20, 30, 40 yrs from now. Songs remind me of everything from riding in the car with my parents, driving my own car at 16, and driving while my son was in the backseat singing along. You will hear "50 Cent" played by a 80 yr old guy just like you hear do-wap today. The thing is that if you really love music then you know it changes and you have to change with it.
79752
yes i like the  eagles and ccr. my favorite of the eagles is hotel california and ccr is born on the bayou . good for you for listening to the old stuff. its good music and no i have never seen them in concert and would really like too. keep rocking with the oldies buddy
997938
It's the "bad boy syndrome."  Remember "Rebel without a Cause?"  James Dean made being a bad boy cool.  As did Elvis with his "gyrating" being the culprit.  (No, I'm not an old fogey - I am 37, but I went thru that Bad Boy thing when I was 18/19 years old and then figured out that being with a bad boy could get my butt in some real trouble and possible in prison.  I love and respect me more than that.  Good luck and where ever you are finding these women, go somewhere else.  You know as well as I do that birds of a feather flock together.  If you are finding them in a bar, go to a gym.
722416
His music changes from one album to the next. The newer stuff is really dark. I would start with the older stuff and work your way forward if you are interested. He's a cool guy who writes with his wife. He's got some really deep tunes,I think that is why he is so respected among musicians. You have to definitely be in the right mood to get into it though.