European sounds have moved beyond the basic Buddy Holly set-up or drums, bass, rythmn and lead guitar... They now include cello, and sounds from North Africa,Latin America, Eastrn Europe, Scandinavia, China, and beyond to the Middle east, cellos, and choral arrangements... Some are successful...other not-so-much...and of course, some even go bare naked with just the artist and their "instrument"... It's a new world of music exploration, production and supply... Record companies are increasingly anachronistic...they are obsolete...artist management can now be handled by wife, spouse or long time nerd buddy who majored in business finance... sell CDs to drive ticket sales for concerts that drive new CDs and T'shirts that drive concerts...and all outside the "Establishment"... I think it is wonderful... Now we have to choose our own artists on their ow merit...Little peer pressure... and we can access via various internet sources...Sirius, Pandora, Spotify, Napster (new for) etc... Lots of sources... Me-? I like Radio Paradise because it has humans involved in the play selections...some I like, some not, some I need to think about, some are familiar as an old love... all f which make a rich experience...

European sounds have moved beyond the basic Buddy Holly.... blah, blah... blah, blah, blah, musical crap no one cares about...

European sounds have moved beyond the basic Buddy Holly set-up or drums, bass, rythmn and lead guitar... 

...  (maybe not by much, but it's pretty clear to me that is generally the case). 

And most people under 25 are completely fixed in the present and have no memory of the past.  That's even more tragic.

You are indeed a fool, DELTA_9_FOOLS. Judging people based on their age is just as stupid as judging them based on any other attribute, whether it's gender, race, whatever.

By the way, all the wonderful music we listen to here on Radio Paradise is selected by Bill Goldsmith — and I suspect he's just a little bit over 25.

p.s. I'm 53 and I like the track.

noodle noodle ploink ploink... pointless.

awesome song. Perfect for the end of the day in the beach

noodle noodle ploink ploink... pointless.

all build up, no delivery

Then you have overcome a hurdle that many are not able to.  Most people after age 25 are totally fixed in the past for music.  Though since the release date for this is about ten years ago now you may have enjoyed it prior to that age.  Regardless, I find a lot of negative comments on here by people who just like classic rock and other music of the period, and as soon as they hear something experimental or electronic they immediately attack it. 

Then you have overcome a hurdle that many are not able to.  Most people after age 25 are totally fixed in the past for music.  Though since the release date for this is about ten years ago now you may have enjoyed it prior to that age.  Regardless, I find a lot of negative comments on here by people who just like classic rock and other music of the period, and as soon as they hear something experimental or electronic they immediately attack it. 

Yes, one would presume by the negative commentary, that this song is unpopular here, but its rating says otherwise, and I would estimate that most of the listeners here are over 25.  However, I've found that here, as just about everywhere else, people who have something negative to say will tend to do so at a higher rate than people with something positive to say.  Well, that's been my observation; I've yet to conduct clinical trials.

Then you have overcome a hurdle that many are not able to.  Most people after age 25 are totally fixed in the past for music.  Though since the release date for this is about ten years ago now you may have enjoyed it prior to that age.  Regardless, I find a lot of negative comments on here by people who just like classic rock and other music of the period, and as soon as they hear something experimental or electronic they immediately attack it. 

Most people after age 25 are totally fixed in the past for music.

I'm over 30 and I like it. Obviously, I'm ... um... over 30 and I like it.

Obviously you're over 30.

I like this album a lot. A lot of it is weird, a lot of it as a sort of neo-70's sound to it, especially the tracks with lots of mellow brass.

Good stuff.

Yeah, Funeral for a Friend gone wrong.

"Air" is about right...this stuff is weightless, with a little luck it will just dissolve and go away.

SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

I'm talkin' 'bout . . .

Oooh I reckon this would mix well with somewhere down the crazy river by Robbie Robertson

I keep waiting for some one to say "Shaft, he's one bad..."

Penelope Pitstop?