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>the 90s were basically "lets do the opposite of everything the 80s did"
Reading this made me realize how slow music culture has been lately. Nearly 3 decades into the 2000's and it has been the same shit every single year.

I think ever since monoculture died, it's been much harder to really create a big movement in music. When MTV was around, everyone and their grandma knew what was popular and who were getting big. Suddenly iTunes and Spotify came around, MTV died, and everyone got into their little bubble of music, new and old.

Now it's much harder to start anything because not everyone will be on the same page.

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What made 90s music so much darker and edgier than the 80s or 2000s? I know the 80s and 2000s had edgier bands too (Slayer, Linkin Park) but they…