While it's not necessarily a solid plan, if your music attained popularity, it's not unreasonable to think it will be played regularly in sixty years. Here in

While it's not necessarily a solid plan, if your music attained popularity, it's not unreasonable to think it will be played regularly in sixty years. Here in Denver (2M population in the larger metro area) there are at least: - One AM swing/standards station (Benny Goodman etc) playing music from the thirties to the sixties. - Two FM oldies stations, one of which is also AM, playing music from the fifties to the seventies. - Two primarily classic rock FM stations and one progressive station that sits partly in their Venn diagram, playing music from the sixties to the eighties. - A public FM station that plays folk/bluegrass/world, back to the thirties. That's not to say that the retirement plan is any more solid than an NBA career, but the music itself, if it once had traction, will likely be played for a long time.