The Music of 60's and the music now. Things have changed.

The kids of 50's-80's would believe that the music then and now are no longer the same. We still remember those greatest musicians.

Be it the Beatles, The rolling Stones or Elvis Presley, The Doors and many more. They were something unique. Something we all miss in today's songs. The songs then had the emotions, the feeling, their own life they put in the rhythm. I can still hear the songs of the Beatles and i can do that all day long and still not be bored of it.

They made music to express themselves. We hardly see this in today's music. Back then you'd not have music videos and the only source of listening to them was either on the radio or their live Concerts. Everyone would ask you, "Did you hear the song?" But today it goes "Did you see that video?" Today no one listens to the song but only watch the song.

Back then, their music told a story. Today i don't know what it is. I see the musicians make Music Videos that are absolutely vulgar. Do you need to show some naked women's or get naked in the music video to sell your music?
I see most of that in Pitbull or Enrique's songs. Seriously! if the song is soo good, it will sell without any sick show.
Even the female singers go naked to sell them? Why, is it necessary? May be if you know the song is bullshit.
That's not music.
In the 60's and so.. the music sold easily, people heard them and adored them.

The only Musician of today that is Unique is Ed Sheeran. I hear all his music, But never watched his Music Video's. His songs tell you a story. Be it Shape of you, Castle on the hill, Perfect, Photograph, Nancy Mulligan and all the other songs of his, they all have some story to tell. Nancy Mulligan was about his Grandma which is worth listening. He has also written for many of his peers.

What i feel is that the Beatles will never be forgotten. They will be remembered for more 200's
I am not an expert of music. But the feeling is no longer the same.
If you feel what i think is rubbish, feel free to comment.
I can't write a long story, but short and simple is always better.