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From an American perspective, pop's in no considerable way dead, it just consistently reinvents itself or merges into other genres such as punk (remember REAL punk? Ramones anyone?) , alternative rock ( too many examples to list), industrial ( unfortunately im refering to some of the new NIN tracks) and of course the rap version of pop that which being ..jualah..hip hop.
Aslong as people continue to fall in love, get bitter over breakups and/or need something to sing-a-long to thats not too serious and that wont span beyond two minutes , than pop will continue to thrive.

08-09-2005, 02:58 PM	#3
phorty ...w1zdumb... Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 147	From an American perspective, pop's in no considerable way dead, it just consistently reinvents itself or merges into other genres such as punk (remember REAL punk? Ramones anyone?) , alternative rock ( too many examples to list), industrial ( unfortunately im refering to some of the new NIN tracks) and of course the rap version of pop that which being ..jualah..hip hop. Aslong as people continue to fall in love, get bitter over breakups and/or need something to sing-a-long to thats not too serious and that wont span beyond two minutes , than pop will continue to thrive.