Inspired by my 17-year old daughter not knowing who U2 were, and on being prompted, saying “oh yeah, that’s the guy from Inhaler’s dad”. I fear R.E.M. are going the same way. Who else?
Smashing Pumpkins
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Muse headlined Reading and Leeds, probably wouldn’t find many Gen Z’s into them now
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Equally wouldn’t surprise me if they have a weirdly large young audience. In general, early 2000s chart rock music seems to be holding up pretty well for streaming numbers at the moment
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Hadn’t occurred to me until reading something earlier that it’s not unfeasible that Mariah Carey’s non-Christmas songs may soon disappear from the consciousness.
She has non-Christmas songs?
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feel like The Priests don’t really get the kids talking like they did back 2008 when they had the fastest selling debut classical album
a great bunch of lads
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30m monthly listeners on Spotify and we’re not in Christmas season yet! She’s still pretty massive, though I think it’s more in the US
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Val Doonican
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Similarly, there hasn’t been a susanalbumparty in a while. 25 million albums sold and 300k listeners on Spotify 
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Maybe Vampire Weekend? Idk
The Red Hot Chili Pipers
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Nine Inch Nails I reckon, everyone’s always going on about how influential they were in the 90’s but I’ve never listened to them
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Panic! At The Disco
Black Eye Peas
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Scoring the next Tron film for Disney, and as NIN rather than Trent and Atticus. Got a fair bit of attention from younger people off the back of producing Halsey’s album a year or two back. They still have a pretty broad reach.
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Going to see them in December.
In Wolverhampton.
Remember when the Levellers were absolutely massive? Weird times.
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G4 anyone?