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Related: About this forumSo, this question, in some form or another, has popped up multiple times.
And, I figured, why not ask those great minds at the DU about it and get their thoughts?
Ladies and Gentlemen...
The Art of Noise...
Now, to the question...
In your opinion, what percentage of the population born after 1983 could attribute their existence to this song?
(I put it at around 30%, which sounds high but back in the day, this tune was like magic...)
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So, this question, in some form or another, has popped up multiple times. (Original Post)
OldBaldy1701E
Oct 2023
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quaint
(4,805 posts)1. Never heard it before
...and I only lasted 15 seconds.
unc70
(6,493 posts)2. Almost zero percent
My cohort and slightly younger were not procreating to this recording.
quaint
(4,805 posts)3. P.S. It isn' t quite up there with Ravel' s Bolero.
ProfessorGAC
(76,133 posts)4. Don't Know, But 30% Seems Preposterously High
It would have to be an epically big hit for 30% of people to have heard. It was not a megahit.
Now, 100% of those would have it motivate those actions. 100%? Nah.
ariadne0614
(2,153 posts)5. Oh dear.
My libido perished at 1:42, and my eggs would surely have turned to dust in 1983. BTW, I need to thank whoever posted Morning Dew.
OldBaldy1701E
(10,641 posts)6. I see. Never mind then. And thanks. (n/t)
