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3. "I'm pretty sure it's generational. There may be a few artists ..."
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... who stand the test of time no matter the generation. But mostly I think the window you describe is probably right. Because music evolves so much. Not a lot of us are talking about music from the 20s, know what I mean. And in 2050 I doubt folks will still be celebrating, like, music from the 1960s and 70s like I did/we did when I was in college. Could be wrong but I think they'll more likely be into the best music from like ... now.

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Music for the Ages [View all] , mista k5, Thu Jan-17-19 05:00 PM
 
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3 Feet High ?! Def not.
Jan 18th 2019
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do you think this theory would apply to any albums/artists?
Jan 18th 2019
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           what about rock? like beatles and pink floyd?
Jan 18th 2019
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                I almost specifically said both those artists.
Jan 18th 2019
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                     i really dont know lol
Jan 18th 2019
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                          I think it spans all genres personally.
Jan 18th 2019
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RE: Music for the Ages
Jan 18th 2019
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that makes sense
Jan 18th 2019
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      Yea agree with you both re: college for sure.
Jan 18th 2019
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I feel like a lot of early Native Tongues stuff is "college music"
Jan 18th 2019
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