Can you remember being a teenager?

Having a blast in London these days is very, very expensive! That’s just a day trip :open_mouth::wink:

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Blasting is somewhat expensive no matter where you enjoy your blasting. My oldish Marshal amps and speaker ‘stack’ and the necessary ancillaries would cost me a fortune to replace the whole kit at today’s prices

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I can remember seeing some hefty stacks of Marshall amps in The Hammersmith Odeon back in the day. I think it was the valve amps that had the rawish kind of sound, not that I’m a musician.

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As a cadet.
Who’s knowledge of anything musical.
Stalled at. Tinkling a “Triangle” now and again.

The “Tenor Drum” looked exciting.

Together with a friend we practiced how to “Swing”. Those drumsticks High above our heads.
Bouncing them off the drum twice!!
Without a sheet of music.
No sniggering, please.
[Not Actually the Nipper. But just as Talented]

We were so good at “Twerling”.

People came from Far and Wide.
To the annual Earls Court Royal Tournament Parade’s.
Not once. But Twice.
To watch such. >> “Musical Talent”.
:rofl:.

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I remember my teen years. Sometimes I get nostalgic, and spend my free time listening to 90s music or watching music videos. I wouldn’t say they were the best times of my life but I do have many many good memories thankfully. My lucky number is 13 because that was the best age to be. Loved my antics and style back then!

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Yes I can remember, but choose not to, ignorance is bliss :smile:

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