Then I guess we are in the same group : I had a Commodore 64 back in the days.

 

sorry for the off topic but herr duur avatar is awesome¡ is that you?

 

Well we all grow old and die at some point so best get used to the idea.

Then obviously there is heavenly bliss.

(Not many people know about that part)

 

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why thank you sir... it's not me.. but he resembles me immensely..
a man of culture and distinction.. is he not?

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You could have added a 45-60 and a >60. I know that there are several of us if not more.

 

just for those that might be confused (I don't know why they would be but...), > 45 means 'older than 45'.

Thanks for voting guys

 

Well that sounds about right.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Now it's all falling into place.
Jeeez. How could I have missed that?
Obviously 45=45+ & more.
I'm glad you put us straight on that.
Cheers (.) (.)
I do feel stupid now.
Lol

 

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memories

 

Does it matter that I'm 46 years old, but still very immature? Just askin'.

 

Hey join the club mate.

I'm 48 and still trying to grow up!

Not sure of my success rate!

 

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Us old farts are catching up in the poll.

Im 54 and same as a few others
Started with a Timex Sinclair then c64 and Amiga

I remember fractal music programs.. bars and pipes ha

Question I have is which generations music will stand the test of time. Now that's a loaded topic.
No brainer for me HA

 

I'm 47 and i feel like 30.

 

I am 86 years old.
Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter.
Cheers.

 

You could have stopped right there. I've been around here long enough to know how grey this place is.

I'm 26 and my account has parental controls on it

 

Same here. Mentally I've never grown up. Physically, I now often sit down at gigs instead of throwing myself around at the front

 

Snap!! Rubber keys and external tape decks ftw!

 

I think you know you're not 'young' any more when immature behaviour, particularly in the teenage to 20-somethings age-range annoys you. People who have raised thier own children know that people in their 20s are adult enough, both physically and mentally to behave like adults. The 'youth culture' seems to keep people at the teenage stage (through music, fashion, attitudes and drugs) for much longer now. No judgement, just an observation.

Added: Regards fashion...I'm in my early 50s and in recent years started gradually to get fed up with how scruffy jeans look, I wore them less and less, and gradually drifted towards M&S/Debenhams/Massimo Dutti/Banana Republic - their clothes are just so stylish. But most importantly I didn't want to be taken for a scruffy kid any more, I wanted to be respected. It does work. The service I get in restaurants and shops, and the way that I am welcomed everywhere has improved drastically. It's interesting to see shops like Next/River Island/Top Shop and even Super Dry being populated now by people in their 40s/50s/60s, buying clothes for themselves. For too long those good shops only aimed their clothes at 'kids', with just jeans, hoodies and little else that was wearable by an 'adult'.

 

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"> 45 (in other words ur pretty old...)!" There's no age for producing... Art has no age, do u think Hans Zimmer is pretty old? do u think his work is old?

 

^ triggered.

 

I guess, but I've felt that way about 'youth/pop culture' since I was 15. It's just a shitty culture that inspires people to act.. shitty.