Or some Joy Division, The Cure,…. dance on 10 sq inches, in a nearly pitch black room, nearly immobile, head facing the floor, long black hair obscuring your face, not talking to anybody,… aaah, golden times.
Well, Arlo is a full-on depressing old man. As of this past week, he has yelled at the TV, said kids these days aren’t taught anything in school like I was, and is now showing that he doesn’t like music with a fast beat.
Can we please just retire these two before this comic becomes an official momento mori?
In the (reunion) concert in Central Park, Paul and Artie do a version of Kodachrome splicing a very upbeat version of Maybelline at the end. I am always amazed at the diverse creativity of Paul Simon.
I’m with you there Arlo!!! In the old days, they had dance halls for people. Did some fancy dancing, had a dance card and you even dressed up to go dancing!!!!! What will you have in the future when this generation retires? Will there be no dance halls anymore? Nobody will dress up in suits and ties and fancy dresses anymore. Will they still be able to move to the music of their youth?
The mindless extended electropop that used to be standard in some events in the 90’s bugged me; I couldn’t connect with it, anticipate the beat. There’s a different version of that in, well, recent social’s DJ music.
Being a boomer, for one Thunderstruck gets me on the floor; slow dance for the end… Unchained Melody.
Tyge Premium Member 11 months ago
That’ll sweat those calories right off.
Hue SL 11 months ago
♫ Where have you gone Joe DiMaggio? ♪♫
Lyrak 11 months ago
I’m with Arlo on this one.
Dirty Dragon 11 months ago
“The Boxer” is a surprisingly poor choice for workout music.
Ermine Notyours 11 months ago
Keep the Customer Satisfied is pretty fast paced.
nosirrom 11 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnVnIKTWhNs
SNVBD 11 months ago
Or some Joy Division, The Cure,…. dance on 10 sq inches, in a nearly pitch black room, nearly immobile, head facing the floor, long black hair obscuring your face, not talking to anybody,… aaah, golden times.
John Smith 11 months ago
“The Sound of Silence“
John Smith 11 months ago
What Arlo needs is a “Bridge over Troubled Water”
mourdac Premium Member 11 months ago
Might fall asleep dancing to them, not exactly hard charging rock n’roll.
John Smith 11 months ago
On the upside for Arlo this could lead to “dancing” the Horizontal Mambo.
William Bednar Premium Member 11 months ago
Simon and Garfunkel is good for Tai Chi.
The Orange Mailman 11 months ago
Play the 33 records on 45 and then maybe. Like Weird Al’s “polkas on 45”.
[Traveler] 11 months ago
I’d give it a 7. It’s got a good beat but it’s hard to dance to.
ajr58(1) 11 months ago
Sweating with the oldies?
colddonkey 11 months ago
Lets hear it for Bridge Over Troubled Waters.
Calliope 11 months ago
Well, Arlo is a full-on depressing old man. As of this past week, he has yelled at the TV, said kids these days aren’t taught anything in school like I was, and is now showing that he doesn’t like music with a fast beat.
Can we please just retire these two before this comic becomes an official momento mori?
paul GROSS Premium Member 11 months ago
No, Tina Turner is exercise music. Simon and Garfunkel is drinking music for when your girl friend leaves.
walstib 11 months ago
My favorite is “American Tune”, but it’s melancholy, not a workout song.
Ignatz Premium Member 11 months ago
Simon and Garfunkel did fast songs.
rj11111111 11 months ago
it’s the BEST cover of sounds of silence. better even than the original. watch the video of the ice skaters from Canada performing to it.
FassEddie 11 months ago
How about some Eric Satie?
RonnieAThompson Premium Member 11 months ago
How about ‘Oh, Carol’ by Smokie? It has a good beat.
mountainclimber 11 months ago
In the (reunion) concert in Central Park, Paul and Artie do a version of Kodachrome splicing a very upbeat version of Maybelline at the end. I am always amazed at the diverse creativity of Paul Simon.
Thanksfortheinfo2000 11 months ago
“Slow down, you’re moving too fast…
MuddyUSA Premium Member 11 months ago
The Sound of Silence!
paranormal 11 months ago
The Danube Waltz…
Gandalf 11 months ago
Feelin’ Groovy!
I'm Sad 11 months ago
I’m with you there Arlo!!! In the old days, they had dance halls for people. Did some fancy dancing, had a dance card and you even dressed up to go dancing!!!!! What will you have in the future when this generation retires? Will there be no dance halls anymore? Nobody will dress up in suits and ties and fancy dresses anymore. Will they still be able to move to the music of their youth?
CitizenKing 11 months ago
Feelin’ Groovy
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault 11 months ago
“Hello darkness, my old friend…..”
cryptoengineer 11 months ago
Hazy Shade of Winter certainly would.
donwestonmysteries 11 months ago
Nothing to see here: Old 70s guy.
raybarb44 11 months ago
My kind of exercise music….
Spiffy 11 months ago
I learned all my dance moves from Gene Gene the Dancing Machine!
Scott S 11 months ago
This one was fun to dance to.
https://youtu.be/o41A91X5pns
Caroline Munroe was quite a cutie!
syzygy47 11 months ago
The mindless extended electropop that used to be standard in some events in the 90’s bugged me; I couldn’t connect with it, anticipate the beat. There’s a different version of that in, well, recent social’s DJ music.
Being a boomer, for one Thunderstruck gets me on the floor; slow dance for the end… Unchained Melody.
All Dan All Day Premium Member 11 months ago
Springsteen is what rocks. Boomers need to get out more :)
Steve37825 11 months ago
Released 1/17/66
Ukko wilko 11 months ago
Santo and Johnny, Sleep Walk…. belly rubbing dance music.
Thehag 11 months ago
The Beatle’s ‘I Want You’ is a Cha Cha and Little River Band’s ‘Lady’ is a Fox Trot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNL6bd7SpDE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMV6-dacuuc
DaBump Premium Member 11 months ago
Had a good laugh when I thought of someone trying to dance to “The Sound of Silence”!
Cathy P. 11 months ago
El Condor Pasa? I Am A Rock?