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will we be the last generation to keep memory of stones and beatles alive

how does popular music fade away? how many generations does ...
Soul-stirring sandwich messiness
  05/21/18
Good riddance. Meanwhile Bach, Beethoven, Mozart going stron...
Marvelous submissive volcanic crater
  05/21/18
thanks for injecting your little nerdy polemic here pumoboy
Soul-stirring sandwich messiness
  05/21/18
The Beatles have always been overrated and are now just the ...
boyish walnut dilemma headpube
  05/21/18
when you think about it, pop music from the 60's has remaine...
odious karate
  05/21/18
Exactly. But will it die with us or will kids in middle scho...
Soul-stirring sandwich messiness
  05/21/18


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Date: May 21st, 2018 5:33 PM
Author: Soul-stirring sandwich messiness

how does popular music fade away? how many generations does it take? Something like Elvis already seems to be finished as a cultural phenomenon.

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Date: May 21st, 2018 5:35 PM
Author: Marvelous submissive volcanic crater

Good riddance. Meanwhile Bach, Beethoven, Mozart going stronger than ever.

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Date: May 21st, 2018 5:36 PM
Author: Soul-stirring sandwich messiness

thanks for injecting your little nerdy polemic here pumoboy

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Date: May 21st, 2018 5:47 PM
Author: boyish walnut dilemma headpube

The Beatles have always been overrated and are now just the band du jour for "quirky" "sapiosexual" girls on dating apps

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Date: May 21st, 2018 6:07 PM
Author: odious karate

when you think about it, pop music from the 60's has remained popular for an incredibly long period of time relative to earlier pop music. a song from 1965 today is the equivalent of a song from 1912 in 1965. how many people in '65 were still listening to roamin' in the gloamin' or whatever else was popular back then?

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Date: May 21st, 2018 6:12 PM
Author: Soul-stirring sandwich messiness

Exactly. But will it die with us or will kids in middle school now know of "Satisfaction" etc? We are still living in the boomers world and it will be weird when it ends

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