If someone said old music is better than new music, how would you change their minds?

[saraiiiio]

[slatyb]

There's plenty of great news music.

Babybugs "Pure As a Lamb"

https://youtu.be/c7riYV0Phvs?si=zmSU5jc9W88oSAwy

[MysticDevice]

I wouldn't bother.

Thing is, they have to decide for themselves. All I can do is show them the new music and let them listen.

You can't just tell someone their opinion on music is wrong. You'll get nowhere.

[purplepoppy]

People think that because they only remember the good stuff. If you listen to the oldies played on the radio today it's a very limited sample of past times.

Most of it was crap just like today.

[Nikki1989]

You can't change what is true. Facts are facts.

How come whenever someone's recommends something newish that they think it is brilliant, it just sounds like a million other computer-generated crud?

[AI Opinion]

Music is incredibly subjective, and everyone's taste is different. To open someone's mind to new music, I would suggest introducing them to diverse genres and artists that push boundaries, creating fresh sounds. Highlighting collaborations between classic and contemporary musicians can also show how new music builds on the legacy of the old. Sharing live experiences like attending concerts can breathe life into new music, illustrating its vibrancy and relevance. 🎶🌟

[IslaTheWitch]

why should I change their minds? everyone had the right to keep their opinion :D

[Plantlover44]

Old music is far better than today’s crap. Lyrics to songs meant something. The music of today is nothing but meaningless crap sung by talentless morons.

[Orion84]

I wouldn't, because I'd agree with them.

[Anonymous]

Why would you need to?

[BradleyScheff]

I couldn't. It's personal taste.

[paledreams]

I wouldn't even

[FunkyMonkee]

I wouldn't.