Music follows the generation/age it was popular with, it will stick to those people and many will always respond to it. Later a smaller percentage of a later generation will also connect with it. Pop music having a larger appreaciation percentage will fade away slower than obscure music. For example there are still alot of domestic types that still get into that disco stuff from the 70's, same with the 80's electro keyboard layden stuff, same with the grunge/post grunge stuff, same with the 80's pop metal stuff, 70's rock, nothing changes
then there are small resurgances for example my age group, babyboomers upon maturity found merit in old jazz standards, big band jazz and even jazz itself which brought about careers like Harry Connick Jr or redirected careers like Brian Setzer, Natalie Cole or revived people like Tony Bennet.
Since grunge and even further back to some pop metal bands you could see groups digging back to earlier rock. Many soundtracks from 90's movies were loaded with the sounds of the late 60's early 70's.
Kids may eventually get ahold of their parents music and find merit in it when they once were determined to hate it forever, or upon maturity finally make the connection just because it was always somewhere in the background while they were growing up.
I really dont think any of this will change. Only that as more decades pass by the older it is the more it will fade.
then there are small resurgances for example my age group, babyboomers upon maturity found merit in old jazz standards, big band jazz and even jazz itself which brought about careers like Harry Connick Jr or redirected careers like Brian Setzer, Natalie Cole or revived people like Tony Bennet.
Since grunge and even further back to some pop metal bands you could see groups digging back to earlier rock. Many soundtracks from 90's movies were loaded with the sounds of the late 60's early 70's.
Kids may eventually get ahold of their parents music and find merit in it when they once were determined to hate it forever, or upon maturity finally make the connection just because it was always somewhere in the background while they were growing up.
I really dont think any of this will change. Only that as more decades pass by the older it is the more it will fade.