When do you think older music will become irrelevant?

say what you like about Val Doonican, but you could understand what he was singing

A singer who could truly walk tall.

he rocked



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But he upset Paddy McGinty and really got his goat.

thoy doint make 'em loike that ony more so thoy don't

That's true. I listen to a lot of electronic music and it's interesting when you see that the DJ has barely changed anything and that the classic that they're sampling is already a banger in itself. Yet the new DJ gets all the credit. And same with rap/hip hop as well. You hear little things and you think damn Kanye this sounds pretty fresh and then you find out it's all Larry Heard.

The classics will remain popular and relevant in the same way they are now

People like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley etc will always remain relevant because of the effect they had on music. Odds are "older" music will remain far more relevant than the likes of Drake