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When, in your opinion, does a modern rock song expire into a classic rock song? (lemmy.studio)

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A: 15 years B: 20 years C: 25 years D: 30 years E: 40 years F: 50 years G: other

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago

This is a great point that it's more of a era or genera than a designator to be applied as the work ages. You have Rockabilly, Classic Rock, Grunge Rock, etc.

One of the things that makes music slightly different than durable goods, although I would have a hard time calling anything from the 90's "vintage," but it's getting close to that age.