when it was written it was popular music or in todays vernacular “pop music”Or possibly they used more exact names in those days and would have called it “opera” or “concerto” or “symphony”, etc. depending on its actual musical genre or the type or number of instruments playing it.
The Pro from Dover over 4 years ago
It was called: “I don’t understand that crap you kids listen to!”
cdward over 4 years ago
Music.
theincrediblebulk over 4 years ago
when it was written it was popular music or in todays vernacular “pop music”Or possibly they used more exact names in those days and would have called it “opera” or “concerto” or “symphony”, etc. depending on its actual musical genre or the type or number of instruments playing it.
Meg: All Seriousness Aside over 4 years ago
I guess. I mean, “oldies” were always oldies, right?
LightWarriorK over 4 years ago
“Heresy against the Church.”
Pharmakeus Ubik over 4 years ago
It was called “What are the musicians playing next?”
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 4 years ago
New Music
coffeeturtle over 4 years ago
Pop[ular] music.
the popular songs I listened to as a kid, are now often played on the classic stations. argh