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When Did Chart/pop Music Become Awful?
I'm doing a bit of research. I'd like to know, in your opinion, when was the last year that you remember listening to/enjoying pop music/thinking the songs were good? When was the last great year for pop, for you? And how old were you when this year took place?
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Apart from, possibly 4 records/cds, I haven't been moved to buy anything new since the late 70s - my mid 20s. Having said that I didn't buy much before that. I am firmly of the opinion that we like the type of music that was popular in our teens and early 20s and generally our taste doesn't change...if we buy more later on it will be of a similar style to that which we liked earlier
Never- or it always was.
Tastes often change. As we get older we start saying all the things our parents used to say which annoyed us- they all sound the same, can't sing, no tune,..
Amongst the repetitive dross (which i accept others love) there are still some pretty good tracks being made in my opinion.
Preference is late 60s/early 70s but I still listen to radio 1 now as I approach 60
Tastes often change. As we get older we start saying all the things our parents used to say which annoyed us- they all sound the same, can't sing, no tune,..
Amongst the repetitive dross (which i accept others love) there are still some pretty good tracks being made in my opinion.
Preference is late 60s/early 70s but I still listen to radio 1 now as I approach 60
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I don't buy or listen to pop music any more now I'm afraid. I probably gave it up when punk came along, in the mid-70s.
I completely abhor all that awful rap music, and I think there is a special place in hell reserved for that dance music that sounds like machinery starting up.
I now listen almost exclusively to what most people would call classical music.
I don't buy or listen to pop music any more now I'm afraid. I probably gave it up when punk came along, in the mid-70s.
I completely abhor all that awful rap music, and I think there is a special place in hell reserved for that dance music that sounds like machinery starting up.
I now listen almost exclusively to what most people would call classical music.
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