The &quot;50s to the 90s&quot;--which is so laughably general, that&#x27;s <i>four</i> generations of music, if not more--had The Beatles and David Bowie and it also had The Monkees and Men Without Hats. We have the artists who it&#x27;s funny to make fun of, like Bieber, and we have Jack White, we have Kanye West, we have Radiohead--and we <i>had</i> David Bowie, he&#x27;s a modern artist <i>today</i>, have you listened to Blackstar, which openly tips its cap to Kendrick Lamar?<p>Twenty years from now, Bowie and Kanye will be spoken of in the same breath (and sure, that happens today, but that&#x27;s by the people who pay attention), and that&#x27;s fine. Great work is done today just as much, if not more, as it was in the past, and you&#x27;re being That Guy and you should never, ever, <i>ever</i> be That Guy.