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Topic History of: Explosion of talent from digital era
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JK2006 A different kind of talent perhaps; the digital music era tends to produce artistes better at some things and worse at others. Melodies and lyrics are declining; rhythms and sounds improving. I don't know about performing though; I suspect digital can mean improved "close up" performing for screens, declining stadium and in person appeal.
K He has a point and so eloquently put too, what's missing IMO though are the bands.

www.musicweek.com/news/read/live-nation-...ion-of-talent/061366
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