One of the proudest moments of my life

was when my then 17 year old daughter, after listening to country (Garth Brooks, etc.) her entire existence, came and asked me if I had a copy of the album Woodstock. I just smiled and said yes, then almost busted at the seams when she asked me to record it for her.

In response to this post by soldcokesatLane

Posted: 06/22/2021 at 07:51AM

My 18 and 20 year old sons are listening to classic rock. My work is done. ** -- soldcokesatLane 06/21/2021 4:28PM

My 17 loves classic rock - he asks me, "Have you heard this, Dad?" SMH ** -- Mighty Fine Catch 06/22/2021 09:41AM

One of the proudest moments of my life -- hokieone 06/22/2021 07:51AM

I'll never forget when my son was ~14; calls me to his room -- Riverguy 06/21/2021 9:36PM

I feel like there is far more appreciation for 40 year old music -- Tafkam Hokie 06/21/2021 7:07PM

So do I, but I'm 73, I grew up with this music. Music died in the mid 80's. ** -- 7Hokie1 06/21/2021 6:57PM

..but it came back to life. Really -- Riverguy 06/21/2021 9:37PM

My 17 year old daughter has a rock vinyl collection -- GreenvilleVT 06/21/2021 5:36PM

^^^ Father of the Year ^^^ ** -- Stork 06/21/2021 5:10PM

Same with my 19 yo daughter. Big Queen fan. ** -- Brown Water 06/21/2021 4:58PM

Shun ** -- OXVT 06/21/2021 5:04PM

Here ya' go (link) -- Tuckahokie 06/21/2021 5:12PM

My boys (21 and 23) only listen to classic rock -- Happy Dog 06/21/2021 4:46PM

My 24 year old listens to everything... -- vthhhi 06/21/2021 4:36PM

Daughter got into Hendrix at around 17...it was a beautiful thing ** -- Tuckahokie 06/21/2021 4:31PM

One of the proudest moments of my life

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