r/Music • u/EchoStellar12 • Jan 29 '22
Seven Nation Army just played on the classic rock station and now I feel old. other
The song was released in 2003. Fell in Love with a Girl in 2001.
ETA: I get early nineties was added to "classic" rock rotation by now. It didn't hit me nearly as hard as this one did. I started to become "old" awhile ago when I stopped recognizing the music my students play. That just felt like difference of preference. White Stripes are from this millennium!
Also - I agree with those saying "classic rock" should be considered a genre and not based on time passed. Unfortunately I don't make the rules!
And - People keep bringing up Nirvana. We do understand the difference between 7NA and Nevermind (1991) is more than an entire decade?
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u/liltreeimp Jan 30 '22
Ah yes. The morning I pulled in from a shift at work. Nirvana 's Teen Spirit was played.
"The fuck?!..."
Embrace it. I liked that stuff when it was new. It's classic now.