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Which Songs/Films will still be a part of human culture in 500+ years?
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Last: 3 yr ago by gigemags-99
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Well, it wont likely be anything from the digital age, and frankly not cd's, tapes, or whatever….so it will have to be something from paper sheet music.
That said, what holds up today from that long ago? Not much. Shakespeare, classic sheet music, a few classic greek and roman paper stories, the bible, etc.
That said, what holds up today from that long ago? Not much. Shakespeare, classic sheet music, a few classic greek and roman paper stories, the bible, etc.
Whatever survives the fallout...
"Happy Birthday" and a lot of Christmas songs and Religious Hymns. I also really hope they're still singing some version of the "Star Spangled Banner" in 500 years.
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People will still get Rick-rolled in 500 years.
Keith Richards will still be gigging along with Willie Nelson. Whatever they are playing then.
The robots will take over by then
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They will discover Disney World and think we worshipped the Avengers.
I've noticed young folks are fans of 70s and 80s music at this time, so maybe the early to mid days of rock and pop?
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Answer is obvious but y'all won't like it.
Not sure the odds are in our favor to be here in 500 years.
But if we are, it won't be the movies or songs that are the most popular necessarily, it will be the ones that speak to each generation similarly. Songs like Somewhere over the rainbow, movies like it's a wonderful life. They have universal appeal.
But if we are, it won't be the movies or songs that are the most popular necessarily, it will be the ones that speak to each generation similarly. Songs like Somewhere over the rainbow, movies like it's a wonderful life. They have universal appeal.
What 500 year old stuff are you listening to today?
None of todays music or movies will be known to anybody but historians.
None of todays music or movies will be known to anybody but historians.
maroon barchetta said:
Keith Richards will still be gigging along with Willie Nelson. Whatever they are playing then.
Nickelback for sure
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Claude! said:
Zager & Evans - In the Year 2525
This is the correct answer!
Captain Picard had many actual books in his office on the Enterprise that even WE today would call "old". Just sayin
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Buck Turgidson said:
What 500 year old stuff are you listening to today?
None of todays music or movies will be known to anybody but historians.
Hopefully there will be someone like Archie Henderson on something similar to the Twitter platform 500 years from now - Music historian who research popular music back to 14,000 BC and posted what he could for the world to marvel and enjoy.
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