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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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I actually like 3 of the songs on your WORST list Larry. = )
I'd have to get a big list of Disco Hits and choose my most and least faves from that. But this is simply like all eras of music. Many hated it while it was happening but it comes back for many without that bias. 80's music is all the rage and keep in mind, anything from the 80's is now considered classical rock by young kids and classical rock from the 60's and 70's are golden oldies... anything before 1960 might as well be Classical for most young listeners. Disco sounds far more inspired than most of pop today. At least all those songs had hooks that you remember. I could sing every single song you listed easily. I can't even tell you what any of the songs in the current top 10 are without looking, let alone sing them. Can you Larry?
Brian
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