The Golden Age

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    _niko, it makes you sound really old and stubborn to hear you say this. As a product of the eighties I would say that overall, the nineties signified some creative downfalls. Rock went through a huge shift during that era diving its ranks into new young genres vs the old. Superficial attitudes left over from the 80s (in the US) gave creatives little to work with, in my opinion.

    I wouldn't call the nineties a creative "renaissance" exactly, but maybe more accurately a peak for a few great things. The fact of the matter is that there is always some great music and "creative" being made at any given time, you just need to know where to look.

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    • of course, maybe it was in relation to what went on in the 80's or happened since but that era was special for many things_niko
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