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David Hasselhoff
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Back in Portland, OR
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Maelian
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Seattle
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you'll probably just never hear it on the radio.
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David Hasselhoff
Join Date: Feb 2013
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No it isn't |
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Music is more expansive than ever before, even pop music. There's more diversity, creativity, and experimentation. One day's flagship releases are wildly different from the day before's. Countless genres are reaching unheard of heights of quality. But Jesus Christ, it doesn't compare to Air Supply and U2.
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I asked because I don't see it. How is Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Nikki Minaj, Jay Z, Kanye West, such diversity, creativity and experimentation? I am not talking about music overall. I am specifically referring to the decline in popular music There was way more diversity in pop music back in the 70's and 80's...hell even the 90's. |
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