Yes, it seems there IS hope for real music
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 9:15 amThis was in an article in yesterday's Connecticut Post newspaper, regarding trends and themes for the New Year:
Here's the link: it was picked up from another source:
http://wmedit.us.publicus.com/apps/pbcs ... SPORTS0701
There was a bullet-point listing, with comments.....this was one of the points:
* Rap is on its way out. "It's lost its edge", says [Walter] Smith, [President of Yankelovich marketing research]. "Rap's influence will remain strong in other forms of music, though." Trend veteran Celente puts it another way: "Play the instrument. Attitude doesn't count - anyone can have attitude. People want old-school cool. And quality is the key."
Here's the link: it was picked up from another source:
http://wmedit.us.publicus.com/apps/pbcs ... SPORTS0701
There was a bullet-point listing, with comments.....this was one of the points:
* Rap is on its way out. "It's lost its edge", says [Walter] Smith, [President of Yankelovich marketing research]. "Rap's influence will remain strong in other forms of music, though." Trend veteran Celente puts it another way: "Play the instrument. Attitude doesn't count - anyone can have attitude. People want old-school cool. And quality is the key."