Beatles
Bob Nelson
raccoonradio@yahoo.com
Fri Nov 14 13:24:34 EST 2003
--- Sid Schweiger <sid@wrko.com> wrote:
The teenagers show up in
> astounding numbers and are as much into it as the
> older folk who were around in the 60's.
>
> The fact that these disks, made by a group which
> broke up more than 30 years ago, still sell, says
> something about the state of the music business
> today. Who will remember Brittany Spears or Beyoncé
> Knowles in 30 years?
Exactly...on the post-album-play discussion group,
Fred Durst of limp biskit was one of the commentators.
Will people still remember him in 30 years? Or at
least as MANY people?
Look at the anti-war demonstrations recently. Many
college and high school kids attended, clad in the
same type of hippie garb as years gone by... there's
a cult following of 60s and 70s culture (including the
music of course) that today's youth love...
even if they were born after the breakup of the
Beatles, or even after the death of John Lennon.
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