Damn, I wish I could give you more than a few bugs!

While reading I was wondering all the time: This must have been your teenager years. How the hell did you all manage to get the parents away for these parties to happen? Maybe easier than I can think of, but my teenage years I was living together with a whole bunch of other children/teenagers in a large building and we (almost) never had the chance to get a place to throw some sort of party. Always some grown ups around to not let us indulge in this way. Ok ok, my upbringing is less from standard, since my parents had a very mobile job, I spend most of my upbringing in boarding schools for the mere fact that I had to attend school and home schooling was not allowed. Anyways, since those days, I did my fair share of dancing, and unlike many, with a handful of decades on the clock, I'm still finding myself on dance floors on a regular bases (up to Covid times and looking very much forward to the end of all lockdown and semi-lockdown rules) so I can pick up the habit to enjoy music through big speaker systems, at some cozy outdoor festival with likeminded.

Lately I'm hardly blogging and when I share something, its mostly not about music, or music itself. But your post brings some positive vibes in my veins again to share some of my favourite albums and tunes. Love the tracks you shared. Not being a typical rock fan, the earlier times of rock is something I can relate to much more than the rock of the 80s, 90s and beyond.