Isnt this soo true...

[CubKid]

http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/2...5/4166057s.htm

Isnt this true? I read the article and I can agree, most radio stations sound like a broken record, and most new CDs only have two good songs on em. I bought the new eminem CD and I was impressed. It actually had more than 2 good songs on it. Most people has probably read this over at the [H], but for those who didnt, here it is.

[daveleau]

I have thought that music lost its soul int he 80s. I then thought it reclaimned some of it in the 90s grunge movement. Now I think it is dead again. I hope something with talent comes along again soon instead of all this mass-market crap.

[CubKid]

I totally agree. Im only 20 so I didnt experience much of 80s or early 90s music until a few years ago. It seems to me that it just went downhill, with the occasional uphill that went down again.

[osprey4]

Even the once-robust current-hits CD franchise, Now That's What I Call Music, is slipping, presumably because of a declining inventory of radio smashes

I've seen TV ads for that thing. What a lame excuse for a CD. My wife bought a (it hard fr me to even say this) Ricky Martin CD because she likes ONE SONG on it. It's enough to make me puke.

The recording industry is like a leech. They make Don King and the boxing industry look like saints. They make the porn industry look good.

John

[goldpag]

I just got that CD today it is pretty good. I am more into Techno though but i still like my RAP and R&B

[Grasshopper]

Just showing my age here but...to me music lost it's soul after the early 70's. I wonder if the artists of yesterday would've ever thought their protest songs would end up on Burger King commercials.

[CubKid]

lol yeah. Most older songs are all chopped up and put into TV commercials.