The post below brought some crazy little thoughts in my mind in the vein of Dupek and thought that I'd create a separate thread for us to play with since the conversation on the originating thread was going very strong in a bit different direction.
EX:
Ancient Jerusalem, circa AD 6:
"Bah, all good music died with Jesus Christ."
Some Early American Colonist:
"Ai, we left all of that Brit Folk back in ye Olde Country. Tom toms is where it's at now, babycakes."
Marie Antoinette (sitting at her harpsichord): "Let them bang on pots and pans."
Originally posted by callat703:Basically, just pick some point in history and create a quote concerning the changing face of music or it's impact via it's times. (May present in any format that works best for your idea. Of course, you may also present the alternative or some other view.)
Originally posted by you be betty:people have been saying this for hundreds of years.
i sometimes worry about the fate of music–even art, in general. because once it's all been said and done…what can you do?
EX:
Ancient Jerusalem, circa AD 6:
"Bah, all good music died with Jesus Christ."
Some Early American Colonist:
"Ai, we left all of that Brit Folk back in ye Olde Country. Tom toms is where it's at now, babycakes."
Marie Antoinette (sitting at her harpsichord): "Let them bang on pots and pans."