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To: Baynative
Actually music didn't die in 1959. Although severely injured it managed to live on into the very early 70's. But at that point there is no doubt that it died.

Although I'm no Rolling Stone (Mag) fan, here is a typical "All Time Greatest Hits" survey. You will see what I mean. Most of the great pop music comes from the 60's.

Rolling Stone Top 40 Greatest Songs of All Time"

10 posted on 02/03/2014 6:54:14 AM PST by InterceptPoint
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To: InterceptPoint

Rap killed it.


14 posted on 02/03/2014 6:58:47 AM PST by ZULU (Magua is sitting in the Oval Office. Ted Cruz/Phil Robertson in 2016.)
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To: InterceptPoint
Although I'm no Rolling Stone (Mag) fan, here is a typical "All Time Greatest Hits" survey. You will see what I mean. Most of the great pop music comes from the 60's.

Although some of the hits on that survey belong there, I most vehemently disagree with many of their choices, especially their pick for #1, "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan--a guy with no singing voice.

35 posted on 02/03/2014 7:23:55 AM PST by Fiji Hill
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