Why were the 1960's so based and will it ever happen again in popular music?
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Studio fuckery was just getting big so people went crazy with it, also drugs. Lots and lots of drugs
Robert Young
You dummy.
'60s were the beginning of the modern era of music. Huge money could be made there. The competition was smaller. Amplifier/guitar technology became just good enough to make stadium concerts. Tons of good ideas were on the surface. It was new, fresh, it was part of the zeitgeist.
No wonder so many great musicians happened at that time. It was later that appearance started playing much bigger role in music, there were thousands upon thousands of bands on the market, and record labels realized progressive music != good sales.
Hudson Evans
>no mention of avant-era coltrane stop
but yeah the 60's were based as hell
Sebastian Evans
LSD
Benjamin Myers
rockism
Jayden Brooks
To add to this.
For comparison, take the '80s. The market had changed significantly. Labels lost interest in prog rock. MTV has spawned acts relying heavily on image, like glam metal, and so on. The progressive music didn't sell as well, but still the record sales were at all time high. So many musical ideas from that time came from underground acts, like the punk scene, and people with enough cred to survive making progressive music (Eno).
Take 2010s. Record sales are at all time low. Streaming meme is the last of hope of recording industry which shrunk ~3 times since the 1990s. Labels won't spend money on production and bands' cocaine. The last resort of music is tracks made on laptops with minimal expenses. Pop music is completely dominated by singers-models. Album is dead, rock is dead.
Nicholas Bennett
muh beatles
Owen Ortiz
>no soft machine
Joshua James
This, that's why the late 60's and early 70's were so good
Thomas Taylor
Don't forget >Beatles >Pink Floyd >Jimi Hendrix >Janis Joplin >The Doors >The Who >The Kinks >Grateful Dead
Xavier Clark
>CCR >Mama's and Papa's
Ethan Hughes
>Rolling Stones >Cream >Simon and Garfunkel >Bee Gees >Leonard Cohen
Zachary Martinez
>good >good >meme >meme >garbage >meme >good >meme >meme AND garbage >good >garbage >good >literal meme Other than jazz, 60s music is mostly shit.
>bad >overrated, wouldn't put on a 'dude the 60s lmao' list >lorca/starsailor are 1970 >good but discography stretches far past the 60s >bad >who >great but has nothing to do with 'the 60s' as a decade >good >ok only when he is ripping woodie guthrie off >great but has nothing to do with 'the 60s' as a decade >bad >great but has nothing to do with 'the 60s' as a decade >bad
hahahaha
Gabriel Gomez
>le FEELS, man Like clockwork.
Dominic Nguyen
>Music that doesn't make you feel anything Wow please share what you listen to, sounds good
Dylan Lopez
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Oliver Ortiz
You've got some fringe taste user, love me som Django though
Julian Murphy
>You that's not his actual taste though
Mason Kelly
>Beach Boys >meme pet sounds is goat, eat my shit faggot
Oliver Kelly
>recording industry which shrunk ~3 times since the 1990s.
Which times? That's pretty interesting that you can narrow it down to just 3 events.