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Sometimes the charts just hit rock bottom
March 18, 2011
OK i am a person with a wide music range.I like a little of everything from from the 60s on ward. But in the UK music charts its all pop rubbish (most of the time.) Sometimes i don't even know how it gets called good music. Now I'm not trying to slam pop or rave or anything but i just wish there was better mix for all tastes. i mean back in the 90s there must have been at least one rock song in the charts. You might not agree but I'm just saying.
© Adam B., Highland Village, TX
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InvisibleNerdGirl said...
on Mar. 29 2011 at 10:21 pm
Yeah, that's interesting. I don't listen to much pop, and I was wondering the other day why alternative music is never on the (American) charts. I mean, I know "pop" is short for popular, but that's not really fair, is it? Can't alternative or rock or whatever else be popular without being "pop music?"
