The Reunions: Some Lasted....and Sadly, Some Didn't | Part 3

Ongoing History of New Music

Curiouscast

Music History, History, Music, Music Interviews, Music Commentary

4.8 • 604 Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2019

⏱️ 27 minutes

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This is "The Reunions: Part 3" The final part of a series that first aired in 2009 and we thought it was time to revisit it...see what bands did survive a reunion and which ones have not. Now something to note about this series. Some bands have since broken apart again or gone off in an entirely different direction. And some are no longer together because a member has since passed on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:40.0	Nostalgia.
0:41.8	Sounds like a disease like neuralgia or condition like paraplegia.
0:46.7	Actually, you know, that's not too far off.
0:48.5	A Swiss guy named Johan Hoffer came up with a word in 1688
0:52.5	to describe a form of homesickness suffered by soldiers who had
0:55.6	been away for too long. As recently as the U.S. Civil War, this pining for things gone and passed
1:00.8	was classified as an actual disease. In 1862, if the field doctor diagnosed you as being
1:08.2	nostalgic, you had a really good chance of being discharged and
1:12.7	sent home. Now, try getting a sick note today. Nostalgia is big business. It's all about getting
1:18.6	people to pay big dollars to relive the good old days, a chance to feel young again and to recapture
1:24.3	some lost glories, even just for a little while.
1:30.6	Now, rock fans suffer from a lot of nostalgia.
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