[QUOTE="lessjamie7, post: 6925773, member: 189888
I sincerely believe that the older generation has developed a hugely diversified taste in music because we are all looking for something, searching for that old familiar musical feeling or vibe, perhaps that feeling or vibe, just like Bowie, is just not there anymore.
LJ
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I enjoy the old music as well and the generations since who have been influenced by those older bands have created that same incredible music
Years ago I was a die hard "the old bands had that magic" thinker, but I am really glad I changed my tune (so to speak) on that because it has opened up a whole new world of music that I can immerse myself in as much as I used to do with the old bands from the 60's and 70's.
If it was the exact same it would be boring and repetitious.
I enjoy Black Sabbath and no one will replace them. However I thoroughly enjoy Grunge bands like Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, etc., I enjoy metal bands like Iron Maiden, Metallica , Judas Priest, etc,. I enjoy bands like Slipknot, Korn, Marilyn Manson, System of a Down, etc, I enjoy death/speed/thrash metal bands - All of these bands were influenced by Black Sabbath and cover different generations and music genres. They will never be Sabbath, but I do not want another Sabbath. I want to hear new sounds that have been created because of Sabbath.
The same chain of creativity and artistry will follow most of the current bands linking back to an older band.
The bands of today are creating the same musical feeling & vibe of yesteryear, you just need to open up your ears to accept and embrace change.