ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
Nimediapresentations · 41-45, MNew
@ChipmunkErnie I see new things all the time. But think about it- are they that different from what came before, really?
Nimediapresentations · 41-45, MNew
@ChipmunkErnie Also, there is a major problem today, and that is the music "industry." It exploits artists (I think the production companies are responsible for some band breakups, such as the Bangles- they all wanted Susanna Hoffs as a solo artist). Hollywood exploits artists all the time and are not always interested in originality- they are interested in what sells.
Frostcloud · F
smartphones became mainstream. electric vehicles. ipods. the instant pot. CRISPR gene editing therapy. owlet dream socks. and don't get me wrong i love 80s music but i'd be a silly liar to say new music isn't objectively good too.
if there's one thing humanity is good at it's inventing things to make our lives easier and happier. that didn't just stop after the year 2000. it happens every day, we just have to notice it 🙂↕
if there's one thing humanity is good at it's inventing things to make our lives easier and happier. that didn't just stop after the year 2000. it happens every day, we just have to notice it 🙂↕
Nimediapresentations · 41-45, MNew
@Frostcloud New music is good, true, but is it really that different from what came before? Think about it.
peterlee · M
Certainly not in Europe.
French peaked in the early sixties.
But Eastern Europe has a lot to offer now.
French peaked in the early sixties.
But Eastern Europe has a lot to offer now.
bijouxbroussard · F