[ SECRET POST #4660 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4660 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

03. https://i.imgur.com/5Q91nUo.png

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not familiar with this 'Carol and Tuesday', but that is some extremely cute art.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I guess it is a little bit utopian

[tabaqui]

.......that's weird.

And 'Rolling Stone' would *never* forget the Beatles!

[kamino_neko]

Jann Wenner hasn't owned it for a few years, so it could in future. >_>

[(Anonymous)]

Well, the revelation *was* treated with disbelief by the old dude, wasn't it? Since it's in the future, anyway, it's not all that weird that certain bands would lose relevance while others were popular enough among musically-inclined teen girls.

I liked Carol and Tuesday a lot, it was adorable, but actually that leads to something I had trouble buying. The show went so out of its way to make music references from the 60's through the 90's that I couldn't believe it was set in the future. Shouldn't they be talking about hit bands from the year 2180 or something, not 1980? I thought it laid it on a little thick in a sci-fi context that didn't seem believable. Then again, the show did take its music and musical influence pretty seriously, so maybe the sci-fi setting was really only secondary.

[dinogrrl]

I don't know this fandom, but the idea presented in this secret doesn't seem at all weird from me. Happens all the time in the classical music world. I could definitely imagine a futuristic setting where Rolling Stone still exists but the Beatles have more or less vanished into the night. History be weird like that.

[greghousesgf]

Rolling Stone isn't all that relevant now.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly why it's weird. Rolling Stone, the guardian, nme and even billboard are losing more and more relevance in your current music landscape, you could make a argument that music reviewers like fantano have more impact today that the traditional outlets of music criticism. So yes I can imagine being so far away in the future that the Beatles aren't relevant, what I find difficult to accept is that music criticism are still made by the same outlets as today

[(Anonymous)]

Person who made the original comment here (and thanks to whoever made my comment into this secret!). Rolling Stone, the guardian, nme and even bilbord are losing more and more relevance in your current music landscape, you could make a argument that music reviewers like fantano have more impact today that the traditional outlets of music criticism. So yes I can imagine being so far away in the future that the Beatles aren't relevant, what I find difficult to accept is that music criticism are still made by the same outlets as today.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm too confused about the fact that it's only 30 or something years in the future but Mars is fully colonized and implied to be more developed than Earth to worry about anything else.

But I'm just happy to see a Carole & Tuesday secret.

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, it's only THIRTY-something years in the future and no one remembers the Beatles? That... strains credulity even more than the Mars thing, like... thirty-odd years into the future, I guarantee you people will remember the Beatles, because many of the people who are alive today will still be alive. They might not be so venerated in the music history landscape, but their cultural impact is still going to be felt.