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UK Music Critic: This Is The Golden Age For Music
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Nov 02, 2009


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While we keep hearing record execs and politicians bemoaning the state of the recording industry, UK music critic John Harris has written up a great article at the BBC pointing out how wrong they are, and noting that this is the "golden age of infinite music." Indeed. This is exactly what we've been saying for years, though not as eloquently as Harris:

Last weekend, by contrast, I had a long chat about music with the 16-year-old son of a friend, and my mind boggled.



At virtually no cost, in precious little time and with zero embarrassment, he had become an expert on all kinds of artists, from English singer-songwriters like Nick Drake and John Martyn to such American indie-rock titans as Pavement and Dinosaur Jr.



Though only a sixth-former, he seemingly knew as much about most of these people as any music writer.



Like any rock-oriented youth, his appetite for music is endless, and so is the opportunity - whether illegally or not - to indulge it. He is a paid-up fan of bands it took me until I was 30 to even discover - and at this rate, by the time he hits his 2 ...Read the full article

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