At Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2007 16:00:00 boer wrote:

>And regarding that "wayback machine", recorded music has been around since, 
>what, the 1930s? To focus on only the latest music, as if that is somehow 
>superior, is cutting off your nose to spite your taste.

That was the point I was making about living in the past with the "wayback 
machine". There's been 35 years worth of music SINCE the Beach Boys. And it 
isn't a matter of feeling superior. It's a matter of growing along with two 
generations of musical change. I don't feel the need to investigate that 
sunny little corner of the '60s anymore than most people here would have the 
need to go back and investigate German jazz pre-World War II. It would not 
speak to who I am as a music listener NOW.



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