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Topic	should grunge be played on classic rock stations
MagnusX 06/02/22 11:04:39 PM #18:	FL81 posted... No, "classic rock" is not a moving window It literally is. It's a radio format that originated in the late 80s playing rock music from 5-30 years previous, not a specific time window; what was considered classic at the time. What's classic to a previous generation isn't classic to the current and theirs won't be classic to the next generation. Which is why music from the 90s has been played on stations for at least 10 years, and you're starting to hear early 2000s tracks. <cite>MagnusX posted [p:965501976] in should gru... [t:80042957]...</cite> <quote>FL81 posted... </cite> <quote>No, "classic rock" is not a moving window</quote>It literally is. It's a radio format that originated in the late 80s playing rock music from 5-30 years previous, not a specific time window; what was considered classic at the time. What's classic to a previous generation isn't classic to the current and theirs won't be classic to the next generation. Which is why music from the 90s has been played on stations for at least 10 years, and you're starting to hear early 2000s tracks. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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