Will stoner kids 100 years from now be listening to pink floyd?

[NextLineIsMine]

NextLineIsMine Reviewed by NextLineIsMine on 12-15-2006. Will stoner kids 100 years from now be listening to pink floyd? :confused: Rating: 5

[yoda]

in a million years we'll still be listneing to pink floyd

but great question, i wonder this sometimes as well

[phoenix]

Hey, if we're listening to it 40 years later, why not another couple batches of 40 later?

[KindMidasSoundman]

I think some things (music included) go full-circle. The answer is yes

[sanguinekane]

Yes. Good art no matter what shape, form or medium it takes is timeless.

Look at it this way, we still listen to Beathoven, Mozart, Holst and a whole bunch of other classical composers and they've been dead for centuries. Have no fear, I dont think Pink Floyd will go away.

[Reefer Rogue]

I guarentee it.

[Breukelen advocaat]

I see young teenage kids with Pink Floyd shirts sometimes. Pink Floyd started in the mid-1960's, when many of their parents were either very young or, in some cases, not yet born.

[b0Ng h!tz 4 mE]

they best do or ill kick they're ass!

[Perp]

Yes, bands like Floyd, Zeppelin, Beatles, The Who will still be popular in the future, just like the great composers are, because they revolutionized music. Luckily we have already forgotten Milli Vanilli, and Criss Cross.

[bucknuts1870]

I could never really get into Floyd that much, they are good and I like there stuff, but definately not in my top 25 artists ever. They are too dreamy, slow, ambient for me at most times. I like more of the down home stuff like blues, country, rock n rolll. Jazz is awesome as well, Charlie Parker is the fuckin' man. I like Pink Floyd in small and discrete doses.

Except for Have a Cigar, one of my favorite songs of all time.