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Sure, for Johnny Cash. For opera I probably sound like a dying rabbit. Awful, awful sound, for the record.

He really did straight up disappear, it would also explain why his hair is black now and he looks like he's dead.

What would use then? Of course I've heard blues, I love music, though admittedly I'm more into ska then anything else.

I'm not so big on opera but Johnny Cash is cool. And dying rabbits aren't as bad as dying afreets.

Oh shut up it so does not.

It does. What's more classic than "All Star"?

I'm not ready to admit that I'm old enough to have the Smash Mouth, Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, and other various nineties stars qualify as "Classic Rock".

Might be time to own up, dudette. That hill is nearing on the horizon. I don't think any of them count as rock though. I mean maybe if you got creative, but a rooster's a peacock if I get creative too.

Damnit! I'm so old. At least I've got the balls to admit that I totally rocked out in the nineties.

Fine classic "pop" then.

...who?

...that is not a funny joke.

How the Hell are they classic?

Who didn't? The nineties were a rocking time. Damn, now I feel old. That completely backfired on me.

Amazing classic pop.

If I can remember lyrics after ten years, it counts as a classic. It's a very strict and scientific test, but I'm sticking with it.

I'm not joking. Who are they?

Hell yeah they were. I still remember every dance move to the last scene of "Everybody". Yeah, we're a couple of old farts for remembering the good ol' days.

Simply amazing. Honestly, I miss the way music used to be. It was so upbeat and fun. Now it's all about partying too much, or its depressing.

Damn. You're going to make me break out my mortifying childhood music collection, aren't you? For the record, California has entirely too much sun per square inch and it fried my brain. Remember it because that is my excuse.

I don't know, is it going to hurt?

It's a one hit wonder.

Gritty is the new trend, I guess. I could live without it, my life is gritty enough without a soundtrack, you know? Start a petition for bringing back the happy and I'll sign it.

Yeah, but it was the nineties, what wasn't a one hit wonder? I mean maybe there was more but my attention span wasn't long enough for it. Which probably describes a good chunk of America, so there's your problem. Or crappier and crappier music. Hard to say.

Dead serious I'd totally start one now.

Seriously though I'm with you on that, I have enough crap in my life to listen to whats popular now. Point and case if I have to hear "Love the Way you Lie" one more time I might smash something.

Honestly? Yes, yes it will. Your dignity will die, but it will have a very catchy death.

Oh well, if it's a catchy death, I guess I can't complain. Though remember my musical exposure was limited to Dad and Dean's mullet rock, some college radio and the non-music of NPR.

Okay, honestly? I seriously thought Eminem was dead for two years and then that came out and my first thought was zombie. I could live without rap at all though.

Yeah, this is going to be quick and painful then, dude. At least I'm not making you listen to my dad's opera collection? Wagner was as close as I got to rock until I hit ten.