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Music Appreciation

Crazyleftie

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1. A singularly British point of view

Reply to Tomconroy (Original post)

Sun Dec 5, 2021, 08:54 AM

Dec 2021

disregarding what happened in the US at that time.

The demise of creative popular music can also be attributed to the elimination of independent radio stations and the consolidation of the radio stations into monopolies and predetermined corporate playlists.

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Why the mid 1960s was the Golden Age of Pop Music. [View all] Tomconroy Dec 2021 OP

A singularly British point of view Crazyleftie Dec 2021 #1

Don't forget the labels PJMcK Dec 2021 #2

My friend is a studio musician Casady1 Dec 2021 #3

Yes, and the late 60s and early 70s was golden age for more serious rock music. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #4

How simplistic and misguided. I hope the book isn't as bad as that Spectator article, highplainsdem Dec 2021 #5