>>How is this when music is basically free now
>
>If I put you in a library and tell you to find the great books
>without any kind of card catalog( electronic or card) how will
>you find your way? I literally spend hours looking for music
>why because I'm a digger and as an artist I know I ain't the
>only guy out their that is on point but getting no play.
>

easy...u ask the librarian...word of electronic mouth is the new search engine...doesn't make it easy to find...but it's not rocket science either...if you care enough to look...eventually u find it...there are just so many more options now



>>The thing is the people who will be determining classics 20
>>years from now are the ones growing up on this music and
>>loving it now.
>
>The people growing up listening to this shit don't even like
>songs that were popular a year ago. The entire concept of
>appreciating music is gone from the under 25 generation who
>looks at music like a cheap commodity and background
>decoration.
>


this is mostly true...but u don't need widespread appeal or true fandom for classics to exist...whether the classics are widely known or not doesn't really matter...in general it's typically the experts and the taste-makers that agree over time to herald the classics...popular or otherwise