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Old 07-02-2010, 06:32 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Most people or fickle...
So movements come and go because, by nature, humans or ultimate copy cats.
So when someone or something new comes along, it most likely will get masses of followers.

Then more new things come along.
The multitude of of copycats often kill off a movement and certainly dilute the quality of the overall sound, from the heights reached by the original artists. Its most impressive though, when a group comes late onto the scene or at least late to the publics attention and really takes a tired genre, and breathes new life into it, as Sepultura did in the late 80`s with the thrash movement.
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