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My Generation
- Subject: My Generation
- From: achille@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2001 15:57:38 +0100 (GMT+01:00)
Hi again,
I know I said you wouldn't hear from me for a god long time after my
little rant the other day, but this is one of the other things that I
wanted to mention during that rant....but I forgot. So Im gonna say it
now.
As some of you know, I am only 17. And I managed to find Zep and
become a big fan. I do realise that most of my age-group are idiots
with the musical taste of a poorly trained chimp. Most people I know
dont know who Jimmy Page is, although he went up in popularity with
that awful Puff daddy thing. I do have a few intelligent friends who
like
Zeppelin. We were going to go to the Page/Black Crowes gig, but, well,
you know what happened with that.
Just trying to help defend my musically retarded generation.
Thanks.
>- --- Roy <bootlegmdtrader@xxxxxxxxx> says:
><snip>
>The target audience of the music industry is the 16 year old and,
>let's admit it, the average 16 year old has no clue who Jimmy Page
>is. But,
>they love Aerosmith.
><snip>
>
>*Emerges from lurkdom*
>As a 16 year old girl who loves Led Zeppelin, I have to say that I
>know many
>kids my age who know exactly who Jimmy Page is. Of course, the ones
>who
>listen to pop music don't, but they wouldn't have known who Jimmy
>was if
>they had been teens during the 60s and 70s. I guess my point is
>that
>Aerosmith is now a pop band, (gag) something that Zeppelin never
>was. And I
>think turning the radio to the nearest pop station will prove the
>fact that
>talent is not necessary in the music industry anymore...in fact, it
>seems
>that the bands who completely lack talent make more money that the
>others...but that's another rant. So there's your answer, Aerosmith
>makes
>money because it's a pop band and it only relies on marketing to
>sell its
>music. I'll go back to my dark corner now. G'day.
>
>- -Jennifer
"We were but stones, your light made us stars"