Have you had enough of Classic Rock?

Ben collecting vinyl since my teens, now 66.  In the 90’s one could hit the weekend garage sales and pick up a big box or entire collections for penny’s on the dollar.  Half was junk or damaged, but there were a lot of finds and about 20% were prestine.  Through the years my system has been upgraded or modified for improved sound, so they just keep getting better and better.  My collection and system will go to my two sons, but until then, they are my treasure second only to my family.

 Don’t think for a minute that Classic Rock is limited to the narrow and overplayed radio play lists. The range of Classic Rock is vast and deep, well beyond the limits of one person to experience it all. Not that you shouldn’t try, because the journey is full of many great surprises. 

@agilisred

SiriusXM is the remedy for these ills.....50s on 5, 60s on 6, and 70s on 7. Commercial free and the program directors know their music.

Not quite. SiriusXM playes from a very limited list of artists on each channel. And, each channel plays the same 50-ish songs in rotation for very long periods. This can be mitigated by jumping channels, but that gets as old as listening to the truly pathetic Deejay on 60’s on 6. So no, SiriusXM is not the cure. 

I can't tolerate listening to Sirius very long, since it sounds so...awful. Once in a while, I hit the 60's, 70's, 80's channels and hear a song I haven't heard in 30-40 years. I mostly listen to the comedy channels as spoken voices sound ok.