I may actually like the Peterson's version best.

But I think that it's a bit interesting that Gen Z takes to this very reflective song written about her changes:

"Nicks told the New York Times, "I wrote Landslide' in 1973, when I was 27, and I did already feel old in a lot of ways. I'd been working as a waitress and a cleaning lady for years. I was tired."

"Nicks concluded, "Landslide' was the decision. When you see my reflection in the snow-covered hills,' it's the only time in my life that I've lived in the snow. But looking up at those Rocky Mountains and going, Okay, we can do it. I'm sure we can do it.'"

A sign of optimism from the Stare kids would be promising... not that they have much to be happy about. I remember that when I was their age, we had the assasinations of RFK, JFK, and MLK, then Nixon and Vietnam.

We weren't very optimistic, either. We just used other drugs than TicToc.

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It's a whole genre on youtube; young reactors to 70's music.

Some are just faking it and mugging for the cameras and the income, but I actually enjoy seeing people doing what we did back then instead of being on phones... sitting around and listening to great music with friends or alone.

I saw a couple of kids today who actually live local to me doing the Simon and Garfield album Bookends... they were blown away.

Anyway, here's a montage channel of some of them:

"WOW. 81% of women 18-29 voted for Mamdani, 80% for Sherril, and 78% for Spanberger.

Gen Z women aren't playing around."

Nice catch, Rogers!

This while their male counterparts are becoming Groypers, though.