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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
I didn't say anyone will start hating Nickelback in 30 years. I don't think anyone will remember Nickelback in 30 years any more than they'll remember Limp Bizkit, Tim McGraw or Kenny G. Being bland isn't particularly memorable.
There aren't many (maybe 1 or 2) rock/roll acts that will have the shelf-life that Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin had and still have. Nickelback is not one of them.
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You are apparently not noting the proliferation of stations playing "golden oldies", "golden country" and even one specializing in 80's songs . . . . . not to mention the re-birth of disco in a limited way.
People will not only remember, they'll seek out the music they favoured in a by-gone era.
Or to put it another way, Nickelback has a helluva better chance of achieving immortality than most of the other obscure, eclectic bands favoured by our snobby friends in this thread.
Cowperson