Aside from movies that are set in those time periods I doubt it.
I don’t think the Beatles or the stones resonate with millenials and younger much. I’m in my late 20s, grew up on classic rock and still fairly fond of Pink Floyd and Rush. I’ve seen Keith Richards perform live. By all means the songs are good but they mean very little to me. I’m probably top 1% in terms of classical rock knowledge within my age peer group.
Franchise movies made by or targeted to boomers, sure, but I think it’ll slow down quite a bit over the next couple decades.
When I was a kid, I learned about classic rock through the radio because that’s all my dad played on the radio. This isn’t the case anymore. Now you aren’t limited to a few stations all favoring the most mainstream subsets of music.
And that’s cool. Music has never been so diverse. The accessibility of artists is so strong and there’s lots of great talent
I don’t think the Beatles or the stones resonate with millenials and younger much. I’m in my late 20s, grew up on classic rock and still fairly fond of Pink Floyd and Rush. I’ve seen Keith Richards perform live. By all means the songs are good but they mean very little to me. I’m probably top 1% in terms of classical rock knowledge within my age peer group.
Franchise movies made by or targeted to boomers, sure, but I think it’ll slow down quite a bit over the next couple decades.
When I was a kid, I learned about classic rock through the radio because that’s all my dad played on the radio. This isn’t the case anymore. Now you aren’t limited to a few stations all favoring the most mainstream subsets of music.
And that’s cool. Music has never been so diverse. The accessibility of artists is so strong and there’s lots of great talent