I'm continually amazed at just how much more productive the Beatles, Stones, Zep, Neil, Dylan, Creedence, et al, were as songwriters that the rock acts that followed in 80s, 90s, 2000s.
The Beatles managed to record The White Album, let it be and Abbey Road in the span of 14 months.
I'm continually amazed at just how much more productive the Beatles, Stones, Zep, Neil, Dylan, Creedence, et al, were as songwriters that the rock acts that followed in 80s, 90s, 2000s.
The Beatles managed to record The White Album, let it be and Abbey Road in the span of 14 months.
Probably before the record labels figured out how to maximize cash over the creative process. Also, they were making new sounds and styles back then. All music now is regurgitated/copies of what came before. Tough to reinvent the musical wheel at this point.
I'm continually amazed at just how much more productive the Beatles, Stones, Zep, Neil, Dylan, Creedence, et al, were as songwriters that the rock acts that followed in 80s, 90s, 2000s.
The Beatles managed to record The White Album, let it be and Abbey Road in the span of 14 months.
Probably before the record labels figured out how to maximize cash over the creative process. Also, they were making new sounds and styles back then. All music now is regurgitated/copies of what came before. Tough to reinvent the musical wheel at this point.
100 percent.
All music borrows heavily from what came before. But in the 60s, 70s and 80s there were still so much new territory to explore.
Eddie Van Halen or Metallica had plenty of new ideas. Post grunge era the new ideas fall off a cliff.
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I'm continually amazed at just how much more productive the Beatles, Stones, Zep, Neil, Dylan, Creedence, et al, were as songwriters that the rock acts that followed in 80s, 90s, 2000s.
The Beatles managed to record The White Album, let it be and Abbey Road in the span of 14 months.
The ignorant yoots like @BleachedAnusDawg just don’t get it.
All music borrows heavily from what came before. But in the 60s, 70s and 80s there were still so much new territory to explore.
Eddie Van Halen or Metallica had plenty of new ideas. Post grunge era the new ideas fall off a cliff.