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In this thread, I wrote:
| quote: | The bottom line is that it is the internet, inundated with crap from both amateurs and professionals, alike, that also provides a vehicle for talent to eventually emerge. Right now, there are so many channels to choose from. Eventually, people will get tired of sifting through crap and develop systems of analyzing large batches of music for content that appeals to them. Critics, themselves, will become better organized at ferreting out the diamonds from the chaff, and be able to concentrate the promotion of better artists.
In short, believe it or not, I believe things are evolving. It isn't pretty and it may not get much better for a while, now, but eventually, the static will dissipate, the wannabes will become discouraged, and all manner of music will get better. For now, however, I'm content with that feeling of sifting through a few dozen songs to hear one I care to download and listen to, again. |
If that is the music from 3002 a.d. then I am truly, truly wrong. I am very wrong and I apologize, profusely. Apparently, sometime in the future, the world will be dominated by a totalitarian regime that uses leit motifs common to 1993 club music as a form of mind control.
~Viva la revolution!
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