1950s rock & roll: Although I don't have any of this in my big mp3 collection, I am not against this kind of music in theory. And although it seemed that this disc ripped okay, about half the songs are messed up. So...oh well. I do have a strong aversion to syrupy ballads of that period, and I deleted one song outright without even listening to it: "Tell Laura I Love Her." I hope never to hear that song again. So only about half this disc survived, and there's nothing wrong with most of them, but I don't think I'll bother keeping any of this one anyway.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Malt Shop Memories: Jukebox Gems (yard sale CD)
1950s rock & roll: Although I don't have any of this in my big mp3 collection, I am not against this kind of music in theory. And although it seemed that this disc ripped okay, about half the songs are messed up. So...oh well. I do have a strong aversion to syrupy ballads of that period, and I deleted one song outright without even listening to it: "Tell Laura I Love Her." I hope never to hear that song again. So only about half this disc survived, and there's nothing wrong with most of them, but I don't think I'll bother keeping any of this one anyway.
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The fifties had some good rock songs, but, like you said, it also had some amazingly bad slow ballads.
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