What do you think the future of music holds?

I think music will become more electronic and it will be a lot easier to make music because are standards will be lowered drastically. I hope rap is gone by then and I hope the blues/jazz,rock and metal stay around.airg6

Why? NVM, I know the answer...

I don't really think there'll be much change to music at all. More styles will get popular, but every style (from hip-hop to death metal) will have an audience, so there will always be someone that makes it traditionally.

Well I really hope old traditional european music will still be around. Even if it is mixed with other genres, I'd still be fine.

All bands will need to use one of these in the future. If not, there is a severe punishment.

[QUOTE="airg6"]I think music will become more electronic and it will be a lot easier to make music because are standards will be lowered drastically. I hope rap is gone by then and I hope the blues/jazz,rock and metal stay around.gasmaskman

Why? NVM, I know the answer...

I don't really think there'll be much change to music at all. More styles will get popular, but every style (from hip-hop to death metal) will have an audience, so there will always be someone that makes it traditionally.

You need to learn that you shouldn't boast your opinion about rap like that, or oppinion as you would say.

Well, I think it's going to stay in the present for a few years, I can't really say I know what's going to happen yet.

a dead soulja boy hopfully...tripplebrow

You need to learn that you shouldn't boast your opinion about rap like that, or oppinion as you would say.

Well, I think it's going to stay in the present for a few years, I can't really say I know what's going to happen yet.

qubert27

I hope thrash metal returns in a big way. If Evile can release another great thrash album, than I have lots of hope.metallica_fan42

[QUOTE="tripplebrow"]a dead soulja boy hopfully...airg6

you know...now that i think about it, if he does die there will be a heath ledger effect and he'll be come insanly more popular, which would mean i would hear more of him. you right to the fullest extent, there is no escape of this nightmare, is there? 0_0

[QUOTE="qubert27"]

You need to learn that you shouldn't boast your opinion about rap like that, or oppinion as you would say.

Well, I think it's going to stay in the present for a few years, I can't really say I know what's going to happen yet.

airg6

And they're idiots who think white people are out to get them, some at least.. You state your opinion like a fact, and that's just a pet peeve of mine, especially when idiots (Not calling you one) go "LOL. I HATE RAP AND COUNTRY LOLOLOLOL".

genres will continue to divide as each generation of performers looks for their own, unique sound.

major labels will adapt to the internet, or fade away. however, those same labels will continue to hand craft crappy pop music, like Girlicious, because aparently it sells.

soldier boy will fade away, but every year another awful awful rapper will take his place.

the Rolling Stones will tour until 2038, held together by duct type and a million dollar life support system.

and finally threads like these will continue to be made, because people believe the music they like is the only music that matters, therefore anything anyone else likes will eventually die, because it's obviously not very good.

[QUOTE="airg6"][QUOTE="qubert27"]

You need to learn that you shouldn't boast your opinion about rap like that, or oppinion as you would say.

Well, I think it's going to stay in the present for a few years, I can't really say I know what's going to happen yet.

qubert27

And they're idiots who think white people are out to get them, some at least.. You state your opinion like a fact, and that's just a pet peeve of mine, especially when idiots (Not calling you one) go "LOL. I HATE RAP AND COUNTRY LOLOLOLOL".

ive pretty much stopped listenin to new music-DirtySanchez-

I hope that metal dies...completely and that the alternative rap scene grows.jointed

No form of music will ever die. Once it gets established and makes a fan base it'll just either grow or decrease in popularity but never completely die out.

I hope that metal dies...completely and that the alternative rap scene grows.jointed

I hope rap is gone.airg6

You can't be serious.

Four words: Sound Tribe Sector Nine. They hold all the secrets.

Hopefully metal will get recognition for pushing boundaries and for it's devoted fans. And experimental jazz...NephilimRising

I have a feeling that electronic music will be the most popular in 2010'sIsbrealiompie

[QUOTE="NephilimRising"]Hopefully metal will get recognition for pushing boundaries and for it's devoted fans. And experimental jazz...Erasorn

I have a feeling that electronic music will be the most popular in 2010'sIsbrealiompie

I could care less if the old sound comes back because I personally like the current generation of metal but as for the sellout thing, your only a sell out when you completely abandoned the reasons why you got into music in the first place and give up your style because it won't sell as much. There are plenty of great bands that have been around for a long time and haven't compromised they're musical beliefs or expression for any reasons. Thats just my opinion which doesn't need to be taken seriously.

I have no idea.

Who's to know?

It could go anywhere.

I wouldnt mind another 80's synth based era =P

More like Shpongle plx, I do enjoy them.

Music will continue to grow and thrive just like it has since the beginning of time.omfg_its_dally

^this