My mother told me today about how one of her coworkers said he liked "really, really old music," by which he apparently meant music from the nineties. When she heard the phrase "really, really old music," she thought he was referring to sixties music. And when I heard the phrase, I must admit my first thought was that he must be into Mozart.
It seems there is some confusion about the issue, so I have composed the following guide to communicating the age of your music:
Old music = Fleetwood Mac
Really old music = Frank Sinatra
Really, really old music = Mozart
I'm glad we've got that all cleared up.
No comments:
Post a Comment