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07-06-2021, 05:13 PM | #881 (permalink) | |||
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07-06-2021, 06:06 PM | #882 (permalink) |
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No, that would be the 1810's and 1820's.
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07-06-2021, 11:40 PM | #884 (permalink) | |
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You talk about a pretty limited slice of music from the 50s-80s, you know. Our generation has the internet so we actually have some idea of the breadth of music coming out now and how little of it we've listened to, unlike you oldies who didn't even know they didn't know **** back in the day. Dunning Kreuger effect basically.
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07-06-2021, 11:53 PM | #885 (permalink) |
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Greetings.
I believe that widespread technology advancements with audio and instruments and processing, played a pivotal role in music eras being enjoyed more by those more presence in the music emergence. Travel safely, - TTT |
07-07-2021, 12:13 AM | #886 (permalink) | |
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07-07-2021, 02:47 AM | #887 (permalink) | |||
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Anyway, I wasn't saying I'm not familiar with modern music.
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07-07-2021, 02:49 AM | #888 (permalink) | |
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There's something pretty funny about assuming some iron-clad determinism between one's age and the music one listens to. I'm a millennial born in the 1980s; my parents brought me up on a pretty strict diet of classical music and as a teenager I had to adjust my ears in a major way to learn how to enjoy and appreciate electric guitars, for example. A couple of cool older friends I had then were really into UK punk and postpunk, and I got really into that. Later, when I already was at uni in the 2000s, I discovered a bunch of 90s stuff including Bjork, Portishead, Aphex Twin, Beck, Public Enemy, The Orb, Stereolab, PJ Harvey, A Tribe Called Quest, Primus, Prodigy, Ween, MBV and DJ Shadow among many others (not to mention many of the greatest 90s records made by old timers like Neil Young and Tom Waits). Moreover, many of the people of my age that I know had trajectories with music that resemble mine not in details but in variety. Your parents listen to Beatles and blues at home, then you get into Nurse with Wound, then you're following the post-hardcore scene etc. I do think the internet has had a pretty ambiguous impact on how we access music and how it informs our identities... but assigning a date, any date, to "when music stopped being good" is not particularly grownup of you, to put it politely. |
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07-07-2021, 09:33 AM | #889 (permalink) |
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What we have is basically a bunch of old people putting a template around the musicians that they grew up with and screaming loudly about their singular greatness while being baffled at why everyone else can’t see this “greatness” that was so ingrained in their genes. This same group of template creators are also in media where the myth is constantly perpetuated and carried on by those who have to continually justify its existence. When you’re unable to recognize nostalgia as a large part of your position, then you’re either being willingly disingenuous or naive to a fault.
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07-07-2021, 11:43 AM | #890 (permalink) | |
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The framework might've been laid down, but it's not the framework that counts, it's the flesh and blood. I think the statement about the 80s is not true. The world left the 80s long ago. Now even if you want to do kitsch, it has to be edgy and gritty. Back then you could do kitsch as an art form of it's own. |
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