I was not born when any of these songs were released π ππ. I listened to everything I like foolish beat the most. It's more like my kinda music. Thanks for sharing π
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I was not born when any of these songs were released π ππ. I listened to everything I like foolish beat the most. It's more like my kinda music. Thanks for sharing π
Me neither (I was born on 1992.09.17), but I like these songs very much. They are often better than today's songs. Especially the music from the 1970s, from the 1980s and from the 1990s. And I often listen to music from even much older times. For example from the 1940s. It is good to listen to these songs for some reason. And sometimes it is also good to think about the past.
My daughter is younger than you, but loves 80's music. She can't abide the current top 40. Comments like yours make me think it's not just me that's dismissing the current crap and that it really is crap!
I talk occasionally to my daughter about todays music. She's more into the underground stuff, whereas at 18, I was mainstream. What do you think of todays mainstream?
When you say today's mainstream, do you mean by today's music aired. I googled mainstream but I could not find out to relate with it in the context.
Yeah... the music that is in the current charts.
What I think is most of the music today lacks meaning. In my country the music that trends often have no meaning from it, what they all dance to is the beat in the song.
Let me send you one music that is trending in my country. There is no meaning in anything said in that song.
Yeah @slobberchops, this is one...
Many people do similar things in my country (in Hungary) too. They often listen to songs in foreign languages, and they litetally do not understand a single word from the lyrics, but they dance to the song.
I gave up after a minute!