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I wonder if this means all the great music we made as a rock band in the 90s without getting signed can get a new audience. It logically should, since pretty mu
by noduerme 3y ago
I wonder if this means all the great music we made as a rock band in the 90s without getting signed can get a new audience. It logically should, since pretty much everything in the genre has been some form of theft or reiteration, until everyone forgot that music like that had existed 20 years earlier and suddenly the stars aligned and ripoffs of rip-offs were considered original. (To be fair, we stole everything from the 1960s).
I'd never play the pity card, though. One has to live with oneself, even if most people pretend they don't.
- Pannoniae 3y agoTangential comment: we also kind of stole everything from the 1940s as well, but very few people are alive to care nowadays, or to even know about it. The "nostalgia" segment pretty much caps out in the 60s-70s now.... :)