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Radii · 04-15-2020, 10:09 PM

Pearl Jam is the obvious easy answer for me. It might be the only truly fitting one, too.

Jon mentioned Slash in many iterations and that might qualify for me as well. I had tickets to see him in Fort Wayne this year but some travel came up and I had to miss it.

As an individual James Taylor's music has been with me since about 1982 when mom first trusted 6 year old me to not scratch up her records and I found his Sweet Baby James album. I don't pick up new albums as they come out anymore, but I'll give a listen and can find a song or two I like reliably.

Those are it really.

04-15-2020, 10:09 PM	#21
Radii Head Coach Join Date: Jul 2001	Pearl Jam is the obvious easy answer for me. It might be the only truly fitting one, too. Jon mentioned Slash in many iterations and that might qualify for me as well. I had tickets to see him in Fort Wayne this year but some travel came up and I had to miss it. As an individual James Taylor's music has been with me since about 1982 when mom first trusted 6 year old me to not scratch up her records and I found his Sweet Baby James album. I don't pick up new albums as they come out anymore, but I'll give a listen and can find a song or two I like reliably. Those are it really. Last edited by Radii : 04-15-2020 at 10:09 PM.