> However, I would also argue that music is simply a LOT less important to today's youth. It's background noise while doing some other activity and not an activ

> However, I would also argue that music is simply a LOT less important to today's youth. It's background noise while doing some other activity and not an activity in and unto itself. Maybe. But then you get t-swizzle teenagers with turntables who rediscover the idea of sitting and listening to an album.