goober-george
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I understand that the Muse and Radiohead are quite a bit different but, there seems to be a tiny generation gap between Muse and Radiohead (but vocally they seem quite similar). Seems people of the age of 17-20 enjoy Muse or are not even really aware of Radiohead, while people over the age of 20 seem to really not be into the Muse, or aren't aware of them.
Me being 22 I kind of missed out the hype and talk about Muse. A lot of the recent friends I made in college who are aged around 18-20 seem to love the Muse, yet they aren't in Radiohead, I just find this to be an interesting observation. Could just be the simple fact that they don't enjoy Radiohead and prefer Muse. I'm not sure how I missed out on the Muse as I'm still young but I feel there is some sort of tiny generation gap with music these days.
I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.
Me being 22 I kind of missed out the hype and talk about Muse. A lot of the recent friends I made in college who are aged around 18-20 seem to love the Muse, yet they aren't in Radiohead, I just find this to be an interesting observation. Could just be the simple fact that they don't enjoy Radiohead and prefer Muse. I'm not sure how I missed out on the Muse as I'm still young but I feel there is some sort of tiny generation gap with music these days.
I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.