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How could one decade produce so many 10/10 rock, hip hop, pop and EDM albums?

It really feels like musical innovation peaked there
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When you consider that hip-hop isn't music and the "pop" in question was Spice Girls and NKotB boibands, the numbers don't look so great as you make them out to be.
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2000s mogs
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>>131054765
this
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>>131054563
90's was the culmination of the old ways of making music, peak of analog audio engineering. Everything changed when the ProTools nation attacked.



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