So much compression that when you turn it up you can't hear it any better.

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Mar 5, 2015
11:04:46am

Kilgore Trout

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war

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Kilgore Trout

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What is the sound of the 2000s and the 2010s?

gwalker

3/5/15 10:51am

Nickelback and Taylor Swift

Indy Coug

3/5/15 10:52am

And people bag on the disco era.

gwalker

3/5/15 10:53am

I can even take it further back. The 20s had Rag Time,

gwalker

3/5/15 10:54am

2010's collaborations that add a rapper to just about any type of music.

Thrill

3/5/15 11:00am

The 2010s are overproduced bands and hipsters

fredgarvin

3/5/15 11:01am

Autotune

toukokuu

3/5/15 11:03am

So much compression that when you turn it up you can't hear it any better.

Kilgore Trout

3/5/15 11:04am

It is Hip Hop. Look at this link:

Jeremy

3/5/15 11:10am

No question about it. Hip Hop is the youth music of today.

jayriggity

3/5/15 11:13am

For the 2000's the biggest selling artist was Eminem.

Josef K

3/5/15 11:14am

I wonder how much "biggest selling" will mean as we go forward though.

jayriggity

3/5/15 11:17am

2000s = American Idol insanity and the rise of autotune

Deadpool

3/5/15 11:22am

Greenday and Taylor Swift

monkeycowboy

3/5/15 11:23am

00's: Eminem/OutKast/The Strokes; 10s: Taylor Swift/Lady Gaga/Bruno Mars

Josef K

3/5/15 11:34am

Michael Jackson and Madonna were/are pop artists. They were included

gwalker

3/5/15 1:19pm

I don't think you realize how impactful those artists were.

Josef K

3/5/15 2:18pm

I agree that they had tremendous impact. Like you say, though, you don't

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