you wanna know what the difference is, the difference is we have Eminem.
Old school music is a common term among musicians which refers to any music type which is not contemporary!! Of course it doesn't refer to the European Classical music or any classical inherited type, however it refers to the period approximately between 1900's and 1980's, that's to say,the period which was characterized by a great development in music instruments, effects and styles. from that time, music gained some boundaries and was classified into categories. There is no exact definition of Old School Music, it depends on the musician himself, to how he is perceiving the music development. if you are so interested to have an exact answer then you can call every raw music Old school music, dry and empty from any innovation, feeling and effects.
If you're going by how it sounds it 100% subjective. But if you want to go purely sales figures definitely old music
Old school rap
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Musicology Live from the Old Town School of Folk Music - 2013 was released on: USA: 19 April 2013
The terms old school and new school are more modern terminology. The term old school is usually used in reference to behavior, clothes styles, education styles, music etc. from a different time era prior to the present. The term new school is usually referring to the here and now and sometimes is used to describe future ideas or plans.
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Old Town School of Folk Music was created in 1957.
Old School New School was created in 2000.
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No way to really answer that, as there is no set definition as to what 'old school' music is. For someone born in the late 90s, music from the early 90s might be 'old school' to them, whereas it might not be for someone born in the 70s.
Old school music is a common term among musicians which refers to any music type which is not contemporary!! Of course it doesn't refer to the European Classical music or any classical inherited type, however it refers to the period approximately between 1900's and 1980's, that's to say,the period which was characterized by a great development in music instruments, effects and styles. from that time, music gained some boundaries and was classified into categories. There is no exact definition of Old School Music, it depends on the musician himself, to how he is perceiving the music development. if you are so interested to have an exact answer then you can call every raw music Old school music, dry and empty from any innovation, feeling and effects.
nobody knows
Age.
If you're going by how it sounds it 100% subjective. But if you want to go purely sales figures definitely old music
Boom Box
Old school rap