Have you had enough of Classic Rock?

I have not intentionally listened to the radio in decades.  So, whatever is over played I am not exposed to very often. I typically do not play the same CD in my house (or car)  more than once a month or so.  When I first buy a CD, I may play it 3 or 4 times before I catalog it. And many times I only play it once before I do. 

@michaelgreenaudioI have to disagree...

If you look at Classic Rock in its composition....lyric...Improvisation of any solo which is mostly guitar or keys its set meaning it has little improvisation. Now this is still brilliant in its own right but it has a particular boundry it cannot cross before it loses its form..that said If you look at Jazz...one can listen to say Someday My Prince will Come and after the initial verse is played it becomes more than just one song as each artist as with Jazz gives his or hers own interpretation.

I think its safe to say Rocks sheer bravado in its rhythm and lyrics can lose its lustre for some as we age.

I guess music is fashion, but still, its a mystery to me how and why America has neglected the jazz.
I can understand the influence of the media, the sex revolution and all the stuff that has changed in the society, all accompanied with ceratin changes in the music, but looking it from purely aesthetic or even better, from quality standards, majority of rock music is a just simple product made for teens.
Todays nostalgia about it only shows that todays music is even worse.

@mg. i am on the same page...I just have reached a point where it does not resinate....Like u I am an a to z listener..