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How old are you? Nirvana and Soundgarden.
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Originally posted by Sunnylab View PostMy 7 year old son loves Nirvana. I didn't even try to push any of it on him at all ...he basically discovered it himself. Which to me tells me what I've always thought...good music is good music.
There will never be another musical revolution like we had in the 90's. I was lucky to be in my teens when it all went down.
Batman had "Something in the Way" by Nirvana and I started seeing and hearing a ton of kids playing Nirvana. Stranger Things introduced kids to Metallica. Once they get a taste, its easy for them to access the entire catalog of an artist or band through Spotify or the like. I think its cool. Wish we had that back in the day.
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Originally posted by ShockValue View PostMost teens today seem to embrace the "classic rock" of the 90s.
Batman had "Something in the Way" by Nirvana and I started seeing and hearing a ton of kids playing Nirvana. Stranger Things introduced kids to Metallica. Once they get a taste, its easy for them to access the entire catalog of an artist or band through Spotify or the like. I think its cool. Wish we had that back in the day.
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Originally posted by Man View Postsoooo your saying that Ariana Grande, Mylee Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers aren't creating a musical revolution?
Then again, it's hard to say it sucks when they are all massively successful.
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Originally posted by Sunnylab View PostMy 7 year old son loves Nirvana. I didn't even try to push any of it on him at all ...he basically discovered it himself. Which to me tells me what I've always thought...good music is good music.
There will never be another musical revolution like we had in the 90's. I was lucky to be in my teens when it all went down.
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