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by smhenderson
4052 days ago
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I kind of like it, the Hammond organ at least. As far as intelligence, at least this song is trying to comment on what was current at the time with a nod towards a political message. Who cares what games we choose
Little to win, but nothing to lose It's easy to see it as nonsense pandering now but I think people really bought into these types of songs when it came out. Now do kids today listen to pop music with a message? I'm not qualified to say because I tend to listen to music that came out around the time of the song you cited so I'm biased. But I'm sure my parents thought music was stupider when I grew up then when they did, that's just a natural progression. I think the author's methodology is a bit too rigid to define music as stupid or not. Without examining underlying nuance, I don't see how you can fairly judge the differences. |
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