the other mike
Diamond Member
Millennials, meaning anyone born after 1980 let's say.
And this means not the songs that were always*
on the radio....or the the ones that are on most classic rock stations today.
Some 'over-40's' and 'over-50's'and certainly 'over-60's' know the *ones I mean....
And yes, obviously radio audiences have dwindled behind
all the other music mediums, nearly to the point of extinction, but just for the sake of this argument, try to think of some good ones for the kids. God knows they need something positive in their lives these days, musically and in other areas of life.
Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd are good examples --each had several radio hits, but also lots of great songs hidden in their albums that would never make the airwaves for whatever reasons.
And this means not the songs that were always*
on the radio....or the the ones that are on most classic rock stations today.
Some 'over-40's' and 'over-50's'and certainly 'over-60's' know the *ones I mean....
And yes, obviously radio audiences have dwindled behind
all the other music mediums, nearly to the point of extinction, but just for the sake of this argument, try to think of some good ones for the kids. God knows they need something positive in their lives these days, musically and in other areas of life.
Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd are good examples --each had several radio hits, but also lots of great songs hidden in their albums that would never make the airwaves for whatever reasons.
