Is it different?
Is it exactly the same?
I can't get a proper perspective on music.
Is it exactly the same?
I can't get a proper perspective on music.
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who knows, as a kid i didnt listen to 60's stuff in the 80's. I guess you could assume it does thoughComment
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To older folks they won't understand, but yes.... it's alot like the 80's/60's. I was in highschool during the 80's and listened to both 60's and 80's music. It was a re-invasion of the British. Early 80's - Duran Duran, Culture Club, Depeche Mode, Adam and the Ants, The Smiths, New Order.
I went through a huge 60's period during that time. Zepplin, Beatles, Doors, The Animals.
Then in the mid to late 80's I got into the "better" stuff - Foetus, Wolfgang Press, Bauhaus, Joy Division (actually late 70's), Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Ultra Vivid Scene, early (non-gay) The Cure. For the 60's and 70's I got into The Stooges, Bowie, Pink Floyd.
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I turned on mtv for a while today and it is amazing how shitty the music that is on nowadays is.... not too many years ago, mtv used to be interesting, now it is all shit, I don't know what happened but there is nothing edgy or new or interesting at all, it is all the same kind of crappy soulful shit
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I doubt it. I see kids with pink floyd, beatles, led zeppelin, sabbth shirts all the time. Its not too often you see kids wearing duran duran or culture club shirts around, unless they are trying to be "camp".you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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I think good music transends age, and bad music is your "parents music". bad 80' music is like bad 60's music. But the top 60's 70s 80s or 90s music still sounds good years later.Comment
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The 80's music was alot gayer than the 60's music, so there must be a big difference.Comment
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I was born in 1978 and I grew up on 80's AND 90's music. I was in elementary school during the 80's and in high school during 1992-1996
I started listening to 80's music and watching mtv since I was like 5. I started really young. I remember watching Debbie Gibson, Madonna, Michael Jackson when I was like 6-8 years old already. I still like 80's music. 90's too. And current pop too.Comment
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No, no, no . . . . I don't know who owned it, or when they owned it, but when MTV started, they played anything and everything. Most of the music on MTV was NEVER broadcast on the radio. NEVER!!
It was waaaaayyyyy offfff the beaten path. Sure they grew quickly, but for years they played hidden bands and never heard before songs that would never have seen the light of day otherwise.
Over time there was a slow cross over where the "mainstream" radio came toward MTV and MTV went toward "mainstream" radio. Today there is NO difference.Comment
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yeah pretty much. its the 20 year rule in effect.Comment
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the 60s and early 70s were always my favorites, although i did grow up in the 80s...
i think 80s music (mostly speaking of GNR, Poison, Crue, etc.) is getting popular with kids these days due to their appearances on Guitar Hero.
My 8 and 10 year old nephews are in love with Poison... never thought that would be the caseComment
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I watched Basic Instinct last night and the club scene had a techno thing playing that would be normal in any club today. It was wild as I tend to think of that type of music as "new". It is just new to me.Comment
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I had a discussion last night with some friends about my musical tastes, a lot of which can be traced back directly to what my mother listened to - Namely Queen, the Beatles, David Bowie......Herschel Savage
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... and what's old becomes new again! =)
People have a thing for going back to the past. but it cant be too close by... so thats why i agree with the statement... people used to listen to 60's music during the 80s because it was "so old it became cool"... 70s was too close to be cool - it was just old.
Same thing with today. 90s is just too fresh in our memories... so the 80s stuff brings good memories to older people and new sensations to young ones... as a matter of fact, a lot of cutting edge electronic music being produced today is inspired on the punk/clash sensation... spicing up electro and electrorock productions. JunkieXL is a good example - he has a lot of 80s vibes on his new album: Booming Right At You
The same happens with art and anything else really! Everything that is old is new again!
My 2 cents! =)
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80's "pop" is a nightmare.... 60's pop was filled with stones and beatles... shit I'm 25 and would MUCH rather listen to music from the 60's over ANY decade. The 60's were simply an awesome time for music...-- QUOTE ME IT MAKES ME FEEL SPECIAL --Comment
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Not really, some of the Beatles songs sucked.
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A while back I spotted my 15-yr-old daughter wearin' an AC/DC t-shirt. Out of curiosity I asked her if she could name three of their songs.
She came up with a couple from 'Back in Black'......and a newer one.
So I took hope.
Then, the other day we were drivin' together in the car and I had some old Boston on ('Peace of Mind'). She knew it was Boston, but had to ask me the song title.
We've always played a lot of 80s classic rock in the house over the years, so I guess its finally getting absorbed by the kids. Its too bad they don't have the memories and mental images from that era to go along with it.
Or maybe that's a good thing.
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Alot of 80's some people don't even know came from that era. I heard YAZ's "Only You" on a Hallmark commercial for Mother's day this year. They have had The Smiths on Nissan Commercials, and the list goes on.
IMHO, 80's music is way more complex than anything the 60's had.
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No clue... but this thread made me start blasting 80's music.
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I was in high school during the late 90s, my main musical interests Punk Rock from the late 70s/early 80s (due to my brother and the local college radio station) in addition to hip hop and trance/house. If the question is do kids today view, 80's music as "old school," "classic," or "their parents music," then I think the answer would be "yes."
Since we are on the topic of the "youth of today," what the fuck is up with Emo? It's so bad, everything about it sucks, it's all absolutely awful. I just don't understand how anyone could like that garbage.Comment
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Whos got coke?
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