Pink Floyd

Apparently the rock stars are aging much better than their fans......

Hehehe...Dan_ed, in response to your question -- dihydrotestosterone and genetics - LOL :-)

06-09-11: Audiofeil
It's fairly well known that many jazz and blues musicians of the 30's, 40's, and 50's smoked a little reefer.

Of course all of that illegal activity ended by the 60's.

I was wondering about that as I watched the Thelonious Monk bio "Straight, No Chaser" on TCM the other night. Monk was waay far out.... A lot of concert footage, shot in bw in 1967.

My poor little brother got the gene from the other side of the family. Pretty much lost all of his hair in his thirties. :-)

Most of what I listen to could be considered stoner in the studio music. Most everything was back then. There is a huge amount of great music nonetheless. Didn't Mozart write totally bombed at times? Mebbe I saw that in a movie. Anyway, I do believe that the more things change the more they stay the same.

>>06-10-11: Mapman
Apparently the rock stars are aging much better than their fans<<

Certainly the number of "procedures" currently available to these folks accounts for this.

Coming this summer, the Plastic Surgery 2011 Depends For All Ages tour starring:

Botoxicats
Nip Tuck and the Cuts
Augmentia
Lipo and the Suctions