The Sydney Morning Herald also has a good article about the accelerating turnover of popular culture. It’s dated tomorrow morning.
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Is it possible that people keep looking for something new because so many “new” acts aren’t that much different from the “old” ones?
Meet the new song,
Same as the old song…
Still, some of the oooold old acts still draw a crowd. Clapton still packs them in, Tom Petty too. There was a huge crowd at the Fairgrounds in New Orleans for Santana at the Jazz and Heritage Festival, biggest draw of the week.