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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Female Gibson bass players are instantly recognizable...

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Neil Young is updating his songs for modern times and is writing a song about being in love with an A I robot. The song is called Synonym Girl.

Yes...and "Old Man Take A Look At My iPod 8"..plus "The Virus And The Damage Done"..
I think you're on to something.

I just heard that Chicago is going to rewrite 25 or 6 to 4.

They're getting older so now it's going to be 25 or 6 to 9. About the time they either get ready for bed or wake up in the morning.:-)
 
I think you're on to something.

I just heard that Chicago is going to rewrite 25 or 6 to 4.

They're getting older so now it's going to be 25 or 6 to 9. About the time they either get ready for bed or wake up in the morning.:)

Genesis is to update 'Watcher of the Skies' as 'Watcher of the Sky Sports (Coverage of the Winter Olympics)'. 'Selling England by the Pound' to be renamed 'Selling England for Pennies on the Pound' after Brexit.
 
I think you're on to something.

I just heard that Chicago is going to rewrite 25 or 6 to 4.

They're getting older so now it's going to be 25 or 6 to 9. About the time they either get ready for bed or wake up in the morning.:)
And Paul Simon is about to release My IPhone: “I got an IPhone camera, I love to take the photographs, Momma don’t take my IPhone away....”.
 
In the future, all music will be written on a supercomputer that uses an algorithm simulating one million monkeys at typewriters with an overlay of every scale and chord to avoid an accidental rewriting of the complete works of Shakespeare. “Live” performances will be done by androids with flash modules of every concert in history. Woodstock is not yet ready as the algorithm for all the drug trips keeps crashing the system.
 
In the future, all music will be written on a supercomputer that uses an algorithm simulating one million monkeys at typewriters with an overlay of every scale and chord to avoid an accidental rewriting of the complete works of Shakespeare. “Live” performances will be done by androids with flash modules of every concert in history. Woodstock is not yet ready as the algorithm for all the drug trips keeps crashing the system.

Stop giving Dan Brown ideas, although for a Dan Brown book, the music would need to be opposed by the Church.