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Q&A: how does pop music and music distribution has changed over the last century.?
Published December 27, 2010
Question by Cindy G: how does pop music and music distribution has changed over the last century.?
Best answer:
Answer by Karly
Well, now “Pop” is considered to be synchronized music for talentless artists, when a century ago it wouldn’t be.
Also some people consider “Pop” to be more rockish alternative that it would of been. For example some people consider bands like Green Day to be pop rock rather than Alternative or punk rock(not saying that that totally are).
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