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Old 07-05-2011, 05:07 PM   #18743
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
So what's next?
my thought is that the newer generations will turn to more organic music and more local music. the new generations will be more into real musicians making real music to pitch. i think the electric guitar will be more sparse. ppl are tired of the over-amplification, the gain, the drug lifestyle, the synthetic music that comes off a keyboard, not real instruments. woodwinds, violins, acoustic instruments i think will be more welcome.

hip hop has devolved so much in the last couple years it's resorted to self-parody. comedians and jocular artists are the only ones making listenable rap music these days.

production has changed. before it was nice to hear a synth-pop song, because it had ACTUAL, real percussion instead of drum machines.

in short, i'll think we'll be seeing a return to craft because fewer artists can make a solid living off of pumping dreck into the top 40 charts today. nobody buys music.

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