The 4 Bands That Will Still Be Played In 2100
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Lemme guess before watching.
- The Beatles
- Led Zeppelin
- The Rolling Stones
- Nirvana or Metallica
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For those trying to play the guessing game, the caveat is that the bands haven't released an album in the past 30 years.
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The Police is one of the 4. I don't really get that one, but that's just me. Queen, Nirvana, and The Beatles are the others.
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Millennial JAGs fucking love Queen.
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Zep has pretty weak Spotify stats.
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I totally get The Police. Their music is timeless. Songs are catchy, solid catalog. Too bad Stewart and Sting couldn't stand one another at times. Stewart still talks a lot of shit.
Nirvana/grunge was a fad. Sorry, Seattle bros, truth.
Would sub in the Stones for either Queen or Nirvana and not lose a minute of sleep.
The future will also wonder why it was all white males.
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If Van Halen is ever not played in America I don’t want to live here anymore
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I’ll die on the hill that Queen is vastly overrated
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you got that right, bud.
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Shoulder to shoulder
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I mean I’ll take the fucking Eagles over Queen.
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Terrible clicks on Spotify. They won’t be listened to after we die.
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I will list my house soon then
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They have a few megahits, and a lot of mega-shit songs. Their hit songs will probably be used in movies for the next 100 years, though.
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I'll join you there. I don't get the appeal.
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It's the cliche athematic bombast that the millennial douche canoes (my wife included) love.
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The answer is no bands are being played in 2100. Joey and I were chopping it up in the Chateau Marmont pool about how We Are The Champions and We Will Rock You are basically the same song.
Releasing a popular biopic also always gives bands temporary boosts. Plus, everything gay is pumped up with people these days so that works in Queen's favor. Also the tragic untimely death of the star of the band helps.
Led Zeppelin is one that really has seemed to fall off a cliff in awareness and I wouldn't have expected that given they maintained a cool factor for 30-40 years after their prime.
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On whatever day is the last day music is played on Earth, I'm pretty sure someone will be listening to Highway to Hell.
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Watch the video. Re Nirvana he points out that the music and videos are reflective of young people, seriousness, and also comedy, keeping them relevant to younger audiences. Also they appear authentic, which quite honestly, the image of say Van Halen, looks a bit hokey in comparison. For the record I love Van Halen. This same contrast would be found between Van Halen vs. Metallica, or even Guns n Roses. The latter appear much more "authentic," or "real." Diamond Dave doesn't help with that image.
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It doesn't get much cooler than this
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Queen, IMO is a band that’s good but not great/all timers. Freddy was a great performer which is shocking considering he was gay.
You know there’s something a little bit off with a band when so many of their hits are from movies.
