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Re:The mid in fake midcentury modern by sdwr on Wednesday December 07, 2022 @06:58PM (#33902164)
Beyond the "good ol days", there's something to be said for mass popularity. When something has its moment, there's a magic in the air. A lightning in a bottle feeling coming from shared attention and excitement.

Sure, modern rock might be technically as good as classic rock, but rock doesn't rule the music world anymore. Honestly music doesn't really rule the entertainment world either.

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Re:The mid in fake midcentury modern by thefringthing on Monday December 12, 2022 @12:28PM (#33957451)
People in the developed world usually point to the Internet and mobile phones as the most prominent example of big societal changes in their lifetime, and those are obvious picks, but I think the end of rock as the dominant (super-)genre of popular music is overlooked.
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