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The thread is: What do space aliens think of modern music?
so, according to the title, I'd say
I'd suppose, if they visited our planet 1000 years ago, then 150 years ago, and, at last, now (each time having listening to the inhabitants music), then they could say:
While our 1st visit they were still wild, 2nd time they were civilized, and 3d time they're becoming wild again Well, I'm really into UFOs, and I have an amusing story, and you can file it in the Believe it or not file:) This guy was giving a lecture, and swore he met some folks from the Pleiades, though they looked like us, they were aliens. Turns out they liked jazz. There ya go!
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