Yeah, and it seems to correlate to the fundamental shift in music delivery from the old records and CDs model to the subscription model, which kind of happened in the first half of the 2000s. And with that came the rise of algorithms as the driver of consumption, such that artists were highly...
Yeah, the comparison I always think of is that when I was a kid in the 70s I was a big fan of Happy Days and it seemed like the 1950s was some long ago era of American culture that was quaint and comically old-fashioned. But today's equivalent would be the 2000s.
Was seeing recently where...
lol yeah, I always point out that I've been a fan of my pro teams, the Dodgers and Dolphins, for over half a century. One of those has worked out for me....
That's funny, I saw the news about the trade earlier, where the Dodgers got a prospect in return, and I didn't even think about a roster spot being cleared. I even surprise myself with my dopiness sometimes. lol
For that answer I think you'd also have to count the ones that got dealt for big stars while still leaving the cupboard stocked.
(don't ask me to do any actual counting though)
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