When I was a young and naive music listener completely devoid of any information on how the music industry works all the albums that came out were the best and all of the music videos were the best.
One can seriously doubt whether people can manifest their stupidity in a better manner: “Such a shame for people that didn’t grow up in this era.”
“The ’90s were the best musical era.” The deal is our musical taste is formed at a younger age so while the everchanging music industry produced something in the key era of our taste-forming we are logically inclined to consider it as the best.
The deal is every project has its budget. So the producers could have produced something better with more money, and the music videos could have been better.
If the government approached all the producers and pay them billions of dollars, they would produce the best album ever. And the best music videos!
All the people pity there is no longer music that would please their taste. Yes, the music industry competes with changes in the music and tries to adapt to it by making more money and the artists’ careers are short-lived (and they have to make music they don’t like personally).
So since there is something as surplus value (and I am neither Marxist nor communist) the government should guarantee people there would be still music that has the taste of the era they were growing up in.
So the best music is governmental music!
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