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    The document discusses differences in music across generations from the 1960s to today. In the 1960s, rock music dominated and people listened to music using cassette tapes. The 1980s saw the rise of new genres like electronic, hard rock, and pop music exemplified by artists like Michael Jackson and Madonna, as CDs became the popular format. By the 2000s, the widespread use of MP3 technology made music more portable and easier to access as electronic music mixed with other styles. Now, music is widely enjoyed as a hobby through digital apps like Spotify, while new genres like KPop and reggaeton have emerged alongside continued interest in older music.

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    DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OUR GENERATIONS

    MUSIC

    Talking about the music in the 1960's is talking about rock.


    Because the 60's had an explosion of changes in the
    world. Furthermore, in this period, the Hippie movement
    appeared. People listened to music with the Cassetes.

    The 1980's are called the golden period. New music styles
    appeared like electronic music, hard rock, heavy pop, etc.
    Moreover, some artists were called the pop music kings
    (Michael Jackson and Madonna). People started using
    CD's to listen to music.

    In the 2000's, Technology started to be more advanced,


    and we could convert songs into MP3. It was more easy
    to listen to music and it became very famous. The music
    was flooded with electronic music and they started
    mixing it with other styles such as rock, hip hop, reggae...
    Nowadays, music has become a hobby that almost
    everyone likes to do. It is easy with all the digital apps we
    have, like Spotify. Other styles are becoming more
    popular, for example, KPop, Reggaeton, etc. Although a lot
    of people still listens to music form other generations.

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    How the music was listened before?

    Music in the 60's

    Music in the 80's

    Music in the 2000's

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