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oldcrowprophet · 12-02-2010, 11:37 PM

Okay children,

My research paper is addressing a statement I read from a blog about the Denver, CO music scene. The title of the article is "The “Denver Sound,” long dead, makes room for lighter, noisier, funner genres in the scene".

I'm doing a quick investigation on whether or not the Denver Sound is truly dead. I'm spending quite a bit of time writing about how it's not just in Denver, though it arguablly started there. I have the majority of the article done, but feel it needs a bit more meat.

So... What say you folks? Do you think it (Denver Sound, Gothic Americana and the like) is dead, dying or thriving? Why do you think so?

I might include you in my article with your name as it appears here if I like what you say.

I hope you all will involve your thoughts and opinions.

-You can send a PM, if you are so inclined, with links to articles and what not you think could be helpful.

12-02-2010, 11:37 PM	#3 (permalink)
oldcrowprophet Groupie Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: PDX Posts: 19	Okay children, My research paper is addressing a statement I read from a blog about the Denver, CO music scene. The title of the article is "The “Denver Sound,” long dead, makes room for lighter, noisier, funner genres in the scene". I'm doing a quick investigation on whether or not the Denver Sound is truly dead. I'm spending quite a bit of time writing about how it's not just in Denver, though it arguablly started there. I have the majority of the article done, but feel it needs a bit more meat. So... What say you folks? Do you think it (Denver Sound, Gothic Americana and the like) is dead, dying or thriving? Why do you think so? I might include you in my article with your name as it appears here if I like what you say. I hope you all will involve your thoughts and opinions. -You can send a PM, if you are so inclined, with links to articles and what not you think could be helpful.