Posted Oct 24, 2018, 6:21 AM
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Originally Posted by the urban politician
^ Uhhh yeah...... that's kind of the point. You're a millennial, so you obviously never listened to much of that stuff.
Plus, the range of years that a generation listens to music can EASILY span 15 years. Hell, Gen Xers were more in tune with music than Millennials, so our timespan is probably even longer than yours.
I was listening to Michael Jackson in 1983 and Daft Punk, Wu-Tang Clan, etc in the late 90s. So a 15 year span isn't a big deal.
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But I listed to most of your first list, and none of your second list. So your lists are wrong. The second list is especially ridiculous, because some of those are late 1990s and others are 2010s.
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