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Were the mid-to-late 90s and early 2000s the greatest era in music?


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Can't comment on the 90s as I wasn't born yet. I really do miss the 00s, though, and look back on that period of time fondly. It was my childhood after all. :crying3: However, I just can't look past the accessibility part of it all. Streaming has truly changed the game. Indie artists are on the rise because the internet lets people self-promote and self-release, and people can listen to whatever the hell the way want without having to listen to what the radio and the charts shove down their throats. I can create a library of 10 000 songs in a few hours for a measly cost of 7 euros a month. That's ridiculous. You can't even buy one CD for 7 euros. I've discovered so many amazing artists thanks to streaming services and the internet in general that I would otherwise never get to hear about. :bigtime: As for quality. It's hard to say. You can definitely compare mainstream music, but as for music overall - I don't think it's possible to objectively say if one decade was better than another. :heresthetea: Also, as I said in another thread - pop music is actually the best it's ever been in terms of critical acclaim, and most artists are heavily involved in their work. Much more than before, I'd say. :donewithit:

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Just now, Roxxy said:

OMG I have a binder full of Britney and anime pictures I printed from the internet omg it was my prized possession for years during middle school! :yasqueen:

I remember using Britney notebook covers that I printed from disney.com :orangu: - they made it for that

 

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2 minutes ago, Dark.Knight said:

I remember using Britney notebook covers that I printed from disney.com :orangu: - they made it for that

Omg I never had a Britney covered notebook. Where do you even get those. :embarrassney: But every time we're at a bookstore and if there's like a magazine or like an unauthorized bio, we would buy it. :imcute:

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I do feel that many of the albums released those years would tend to have a lot of filler tracks though as opposed to more recent times. I love Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory its a masterpiece from beginning to end but it's the only album I like by them.  

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41 minutes ago, Roxxy said:

Omg I never had a Britney covered notebook. Where do you even get those. :embarrassney: But every time we're at a bookstore and if there's like a magazine or like an unauthorized bio, we would buy it. :imcute:

they had "posters" that were the regular notebook size for that purpose so all you had to do was print it

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I feel it’s the most diverse in terms of music too. I mean we got mash ups of all genres. Pop rock , country rock, hip pop, it was like the labels were just throwing everything all at once and see what works but that’s the beauty of it. 

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