Old School vs. New School
By Teep11
@Teep11 (7673)
United States
June 7, 2016 11:37pm CST
So many things have changed and music is one of those things. Music in the 80's and 90's seem to be filled with meaningful lyrics, not saying that music in today's era isn't meaningful, a lot of it is difficult to understand. Entertainers and singers seem to have more emotions and everyone could relate to the songs that were created in the 80's and 90's. A lot of people prefer old school music . I must admit that I'm more in tuned with old school music but I can appreciate some of the new music.If the lyrics make sense and the melodies are right then I may listen to the new school music.
Music video by Boyz II Men performing I'll Make Love To You. (C) 1994 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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5 responses
@Potorino (293)
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8 Jun 16
dude today some music has only one lyrics to it and it's going all over song, some has rubbish and can't understand a word what the singer saying and still a hit.
@toniganzon (72551)
• Philippines
8 Jun 16
My 12 year old son told me he prefers the music in the 90s coz the lyrics are way more meaningful than the music these days. 
@Dramista (542)
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8 Jun 16
Its because of the competition and marketing, in the old days there were less companies to tell artists and performers what they can or can't do, while today most companies would prefer their artists to create more attractive, catchy and popular music with more boom but with less depth.
Popular music today is more about the entertainment than food for the soul, although there are better and deeper songs today compared to the old school music.
These songs are usually indie bands, starting up artists or foreign bands.
:)
