omar101

1. Tupac
2. Ed Sheeran
3. Bob Marley
4. Michael Jackson
5. Kendrick lamar
6. immortal technique
7. Justin Timberlake
8. Yanni
9. Michael Bouble
10. Phil collins

MicShazam

I think you and Frownland are going to be best friends.

grindy

It was really hard not to say anything mean about this list. Being a dick to new members is not cool after all.

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Akai

I feel u.

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I do believe that I forgot what I was going to say.''


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The Batlord

Are you feelin' me? Cause I'm feelin' you!

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omar101

I think music is catered to opinion but end of the day I do really think older generations artists definitely have more a social impact than the average artists of today

The Batlord

Thank 60s artists. Before rock hit in the 50s, popular music wasn't the money making institution it is now. Then the 50s and 60s hit, the Depression was over, and all of a sudden an entirely new group of people (middle class adolescents) had money to spend on music and all of a sudden record companies were making money hand over fist. Enter disco when the record companies first realized how to manufacture music for mass consumption, enter the next few decades when they slowly managed to perfect their formulas, and record companies bought other record companies to the point that their was damn near a monopoly on popular music companies, AND BOOM. You get the modern system of a few companies using the same formulas to produce the same music, to the point that the radio is entirely useless to find new music that isn't formulaic.

Now you just have to put actual effort into discovering music. Sorry that you have to work.

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