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An essay: on visiting the recorded-music zone at a thrift store

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An essay: on visiting the recorded-music zone at a thrift store
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08-04-2021, 12:53 PM
Something like 80% of my music collection will likely be thought of as worthless for even a single spin decades from now as it was viewed as corny when it debuted let alone now or decades from now. Some of it may sound cool & be pleasant to listen to but is of the type that is relevant only during the era. I guess such is life in a 3T/early 4T? Was most US or European popular music of the prior 3T & early 4T (1910s to early 1930s) similar in this aspect?
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RE: An essay: on visiting the recorded-music zone at a thrift store - by nguyenivy - 08-04-2021, 12:53 PM

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