Music Banter - View Single Post

Catharsis · 02-16-2005, 04:32 PM

Will the genre of emo music be timeless, something that will continue to build upon itself for years and years? Or is emo music selective to this generation...to a generation that is seemingly hellbent on heartbreak? I mean i like emo and all but I personally cannot see popular emo bands developing into a phenomenon that is always cherished (such as the beatles, zeppelin, etc) I just feel the fundemental emotive level of the music is something that will only be appealing and truly understood by our generation. What do ya think, your children will bash the music we cherished or embrace it?

"We never have to say 'I love you'
Stutter first ...
'I love you'..."

02-16-2005, 04:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
Catharsis Groupie Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: New York Posts: 5	Emo, timeless? Will the genre of emo music be timeless, something that will continue to build upon itself for years and years? Or is emo music selective to this generation...to a generation that is seemingly hellbent on heartbreak? I mean i like emo and all but I personally cannot see popular emo bands developing into a phenomenon that is always cherished (such as the beatles, zeppelin, etc) I just feel the fundemental emotive level of the music is something that will only be appealing and truly understood by our generation. What do ya think, your children will bash the music we cherished or embrace it? "We never have to say 'I love you' Stutter first ... 'I love you'..."