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So all new music is doomed and will never beat the songs you mentioned. Bach folks back then said the same thing . Thats just your generations music . If you asked a biased kid right now , he or she would come up with a different band and 3 different songs relevant to 2025 . ok I asked a 35-year old.. my wife 1/ One- Direction 2/Air -supply 3/ West -life .... All bands .
So you could be right , Her cousin at 27 -years old said Air-supply . She just rattled off Green Day.. the band , again you could be right , old bands beat new ones and songs .
I think it's all subjective to what person on what song or band is the best . From 16- years old to 90 -years old . Yes alot of it is subjective, but there's objectivity too. The songs are shallower, based on beat and sound, not meant to last. Not knowing anything about music, anybody could tell bohemian Rhapsody is a fuller experience than Taylor Swift shake it off. Even if they'd rather listen to Taylor. That's objectivity
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