Old bands that people will listen to in the future .

Old bands that people will listen to in the future .

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franki68

Original Poster:

10,407 posts

222 months

Friday 12th April
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Thought this was interesting

I was surprised the police are more popular than Floyd and zeppelin.

https://youtu.be/eEWRyugvjgQ?si=xLPmPdT4ZZMkC7Si

Ronstein

1,365 posts

38 months

Friday 12th April
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If you're basing in that video, Pink Floyd don't qualify, Their last studio album was released in 2014. Led Zep released a live album of a 2007 concert, so that may have discounted them as well.

Having said that, there as many different lists as you want to find!

https://www.statista.com/statistics/271174/top-sel...

Hustle_

24,721 posts

161 months

Friday 12th April
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I'm going to see Cymande next weekend. Very excited for this one.

I was born a decade and a half after they originally disbanded. They were the preserve of crate diggers for decades since but have recently been brought into the light by massive hip hop groups.

Article here: Cymande's music is no longer lost in history

franki68

Original Poster:

10,407 posts

222 months

Friday 12th April
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Ronstein said:
If you're basing in that video, Pink Floyd don't qualify, Their last studio album was released in 2014. Led Zep released a live album of a 2007 concert, so that may have discounted them as well.

Having said that, there as many different lists as you want to find!

https://www.statista.com/statistics/271174/top-sel...
Sorry I don’t see any relevance , streaming figures are reflective of now and the future ,album sales reflect the past .

S100HP

12,686 posts

168 months

Tuesday 16th April
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franki68 said:
Thought this was interesting

I was surprised the police are more popular than Floyd and zeppelin.

https://youtu.be/eEWRyugvjgQ?si=xLPmPdT4ZZMkC7Si
I watched the same video. The crucial element is bands that have not released new music in X years, hence Police etc. That's why ABBA are missing, they released an album a few years back.

The one I'm surprised by is the lack of Dire Straits.

Nethybridge

939 posts

13 months

Sunday 21st April
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Not that surprising really, Queen and The Beatles will always be in the top 5 of any sales/ popularity list.

The love for Nirvana has always been a mystery,
but that's just me, I prefer melody to 3 chord existential angst

marcosgt

11,021 posts

177 months

Thursday 25th April
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I've never really understood the love for Queen.

Music is a very subjective thing - One man's music is another's noise.

Of course, what 'old bands' people listen to today may be radically different to what they listen to in 2100.

Very few of us will be around to know if he was right, but they'll probably have forgotten!

M


Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 25th April 17:05

cherryowen

11,713 posts

205 months

Thursday 25th April
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marcosgt said:
I've never really understood the love for Queen.
The thing is, IMO, that with such an extensive back catalogue there will always be dud tunes. But when they got it right, as a unit, by fk they nailed it.