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13029968, The rules don't change when your own "era" becomes old school, fam
Posted by Boogie Stimuli, Thu Jun-02-16 11:15 PM
In the late 80s/early 90s, alotta 70s music
was considered "ol skool"...
So how in the hell is a 20+ yr old song
not old school today? This isn't a new
phenomenon.
Unless you've always hated the "old school"
tag, I don't see why this would start now,
unless people in here are right about you
just not dealing well with aging.
also...
>I also refuse to put him in the same category
>that I put Kurtis Blow in. He does not belong
>lumped in with Sugar Hill Gang, or even Kane.
>That's old school to me
Those artists are also old school, just like
Sam Cooke and Rick James are both old school
despite being about 20 yrs apart in prime.
The "old school" tag is just fresher on one
of them.
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