Musical review: the 70s
September 10, 2019
Music allows people to enjoy and express themselves with its style, lyrics, and emotional effect. Looking back at the 70s in terms of music, the rise of disco and classic rock comes to mind. Disco heavily influenced the era, becoming a movement and lifestyle. This shaped the era and culture, making music more than just something one listens to. Dancing in disco clubs and enjoying the music created a peaceful yet lively escape.
By comparison to the 70s, the early 2000s became a threshold for talented pop and R&B artists to share their voices. Both eras provided people with new styles of popular genres. Beginning In the early 2000s, pop became electronic-based, while 70s classic rock and disco relied on elements of guitar, piano, and drums.
The new millennium brought technological advances and sparked an interesting shift from the beloved sounds of the 20th century. Hip hop, R&B, and pop transitioned into mainstream music genres, replacing the classic rock and disco-influenced 70s sounds. Although the two eras differ in a multitude of ways, music maintained its influence on people and helped them to persevere through the bad times, enjoy the good, and to look toward the future.
With thanks to the following sources: Confessing Cinephile, Wikipedia, Music.Zortam, IMDb, Target, Amazon, beta.prx, Discogs, TVTropes, BigCommerce, eBay, Billy Joel, Pandora, YouTube, The Guardian, Ranker, pure-music, and Mental Floss