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idk. i’m not even a huge beach boys fan and i feel like for my non-obsessive music fan friends, he’s still kind of the stereotype for “tortured genius” musicians/one of our great songwriters

fogerty is a bit more niche for sure but idk if i’d go so far as to say underrated. also a bit of a geographic thing

 

People definitely know Brian Wilson. John Fogerty maybe not so much.

 

Yes, this is me learning John Fogerty is in CCR

 

Colby what

 

I knew John Fogerty was a singer, had no clue he was in a band. My wife said the same!

 

I have probably heard his name before. Would have never been able to connect it to CCR.

 

Ya'll need to watch this Netflix doc and educate yourselves

 

Oh my gosh you didn't know so and so was in such and such band? Uh no I didn't, I didn't have white English-speaking parents who'd expose me to this kind of stuff growing up. My first rock band was Linkin Park. I didn't know who The Beatles were until a white friend in high school who was obsessed with them dragged us to go see Across the Universe

 

My dad would have on an oldies station when we drove around, so I am sure I heard a lot of the classics. But I wasn’t really into music at that age. Then he passed away when I was 12 and I fell into music, but current music. There’s nothing wrong with older music, but the vast majority of what I actively listen to is from 1999 and onward.

 

that’s truly breaking my brain lol. i can’t imagine knowing who he is and only knowing him solo. y’all really running back center field that much???

ccr in 69 is the best single year any band has ever had

 

Oh that’s interesting, definitely up there. The Beatles’ run from ‘65-‘67 was incredible, their 66 and 67 years are probably at the top.
But yeah knowing Fogerty and not connecting him with CCR is sad and making me think old man yelling at cloud thoughts

 

If "running back center field" is a reference to something I don't get it.

 

I’m on episode four out of ten of Cyberpunk Edgerunners and it is amazing so far. I know nothing about the game, but it’s stand-alone, like how Arcane was. It’s goes all in all the time and doesn’t let go.

 

I definitely know most classic rock that I do because my dad was constantly rotating between CCR, Bob Seger, Journey, and The Eagles greatest hits compilations

 

now im even more confused hahaha

 

I had to Google what CCR is. I actually do know them but was not hip to the acronym. My parents were teen parents so my dad listened to 80s metal and punk and my mom listened to green day, blink 182, no doubt, etc when I was growing up so classic rock wasn't on my radar until years later and is still a huge blind spot for me

 

I can relate to this. I listened to my mom’s blink, NIN, and Dashboard Confessional cds. When I met my wife she introduced me to a lot of classic rock.

 

my parents were the same way. i think i heard CCR for the first time in forest gump lol.

 

My parents love ccr

 

The last few posts making me feel fucking ancient.

 

My dad listened to ZZ Top, Petra, and Contemporary Christian Music. My mom listened to 90s Country and Tejano music.

 

Hell yeah Petra lol

Grew up in a Christian household so I know all about that

 

Meet Cute was alright. A lot darker than I was expecting.

And as a native New Yorker it was very frustrating to watch. You want me to believe that in one night they meet in a bar in Brooklyn, then grab late night dinner in the East Village, then take a ferry back to Brooklyn, then somehow wind up alllll the way on Roosevelt Island? Most illogical part of a very illogical movie lol

 

Man you guys are making me feel privileged that i grew up raised by a music nerd dad who made it a priority to introduce me to as much music as possible lol. My dad listened to everything, but his main era was late 70's/early 80s: Talking Heads, Springsteen, Warren Zevon, Elvis Costello, The Clash, Blondie, Patti Smith, ect. We also played a lot of No Doubt, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, ect in our house too.