What happened to music?

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JAYNEZTOWN

Tuesday, August 26, 2025 2:52 PM

Cavatina and some old Elephants

Glad you found Suno useful, you should play around with beats and notes and try layer stuff yourself rather than let AI do it

LEAST American Song?
I can see Procol Harum that whole Baroque Rock influence avoiding the US market, Kate Bush, did not expect Elvis 'Wooden Heart'

The LEAST American Songs, According to Chart Data

Good picks "Joe le taxi" a French song, Kyle Minogue, Jamorquai which was a video game song, and 7 Seconds...plus something electronic techno would be a good pick but I cant really name anything other than Daft Punk and Prodigy

K-Pop and Anime tunes are becoming a global thing but they are also startingt o sell int he USA

maybe there was something Eurovision that most of the people in the world liked but not everyone in the USA like ABBA?

'Punk' would be there, US was doing its own thing which missed that whole English Urban Youth movement but then Punk started to become part of US culture, becoming part of the music of New York City.

and Robbie Williams a pop star with his latest movie flop

6IXSTRINGJACK

Tuesday, August 26, 2025 11:19 PM

I don't know if I'd say I found Suno "useful". I could see making pretty heavy use out of it if I were a successful YouTube content creator though. At least for a while, until people got really annoyed with it.

None of these AI songs are really any good. They're pretty funny for sure, and it's a novel concept right now. But I'd never put any of these on a thumb drive and listen to them in my car while I was driving.

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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon

JAYNEZTOWN

Saturday, September 6, 2025 2:22 PM

'Fair Use'

and they even want to copyright the Major scale, the Minor scale and Chord Progressions all of which are public domain and been in use by the people of Earth for hundreds of years