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there is a Motley Crue Def Leppard Poison Joan Jett The Blackhearts The Stadium Tour Shirt between. A good performer and a good artist. I don’t know much about Justin Beiber and Nikki Minaj, but I know their audience, and usually, tween girls don’t know good music. is there a catchy hook or 2? I’m sure. will it hold up through the generations? I doubt it, but go ask 98 Degrees, the Spice Girls, New Kids on the Block and Debbie Gibson. Every once in a great while, you’ll find a Justin Timberlake and a Madonna that can stick around. but they are the exception. I don’t know if they were ever big in the US, but ABBA is a pretty good example of cheesy pop that holds up well. This is especially true of the music they made after the two couples in the band had broken up.

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I agree up until the “the Motley Crue Def Leppard Poison Joan Jett The Blackhearts The Stadium Tour Shirt is irrelevant” part. I think timeless music is just that, but I think generational music has its own space in music history and with us. A pop song from the ’80s has an entirely different feel and emotion than say a pop song from the ’70s or a pop song from the ’90s. It almost encapsulates a different aspect of that generation aside from the other events which were going on at that time. ’60s might be a little different because their popular music was good stuff. 70’s you had the rise of Disco and various funk tunes, and you can’t hear the first 3 chords from one of those songs and not know it’s from the ’70s.

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Same thing with pop Motley Crue Def Leppard Poison Joan Jett The Blackhearts The Stadium Tour Shirt the ’80s. 80’s songs encapsulated that whole generation, the consumerism, the futurism yet not so futuristic that it’s almost retro from the start, the toys, the tv shows, just the culture. You can put on an 80’s pop song and again, immediately know it was from the ’80s. It had it’s own unique quality and cheesiness to it. 90’s the same way. While you had awesome bands like Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Sound Garden, STP, etc. you also had a separate pop movement which wads compiled of bands like Gin Blossoms, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Alanis Morrisette, etc.

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