The Future of Music
Chuck Klosterman discusses the difference between the literary reputation of books and the future of popular music. He explores the idea that while books can be reinterpreted and gain importance over time, popular music relies heavily on fame and audience impact. Klosterman challenges the notion that experimental rock albums like Trout Mask Replica or Frank Zappa's work represent the true essence of rock music. He also suggests that commercially successful writers, like Herman Melville, who were not initially seen as transcendent, may be best positioned for future literary recognition.In this clip
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