>>11342565>There always was and there always will be good music.The question isn't that good music doesn't exist anymore but that it isn't brought out to the spotlight anymore. Even people like Tim Buckley played to crowds of hundreds and were brought on to syndicated TV gigs.
>Really the only time popular music ever reached anything like the level of artistry and sophistication that you see in real metal, jazz, and classical music was with Progressive Rock in the 70s (e.g. Jethro Tull, King Crimson, Yes, etc.) and with Post-punk in the 80s (e.g. Joy Division, the Cure, etc.).Absolutely agree on progressive rock, but why post-punk?
>>11342570Allan Holdsworth wasn't black.
