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Old Posted Oct 24, 2018, 5:35 PM
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Originally Posted by MonkeyRonin View Post
Radiohead's seminal album on the other hand, Kid A, was released in 2000. It would have been something that would have been an important cultural touchstone for both Millennial teens and Gen-X 20-somethings of the time.
Radiohead came to fame in the early 90s. They will always be a Gen X band.

Sure, they kept putting out great stuff even into the 2000's, and that appeals to the Millennials. But that doesn't change who Radiohead is, generation-wise.

If tommorrow Mick Jagger puts out a solo that's really edgy and hip and appeals to young people, that doesn't suddenly make him a Millennial artist.
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