Liam Reardon

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@liu_jl7031 Artists such as PARTYNEXTDOOR, Tobias Jesso Jr, and Majid Jordan are rising artists that will be big in the future. #MUS2011

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@liu_jl7031 Nothing is set in stone, but putting aside current popular Canadian artists, Canada has a lot of rising talent! #MUS2011

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8/8 In my opinion, other countries need to catch up with Canadian talent! #MUS2011

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7/8 There is no need of a quota today (2010+), due to the fact that Canadian artists are flooding the billboards with hits. #MUS2011

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6/8 A quota used in this era (late 90s early 00s) could have been used to keep Canadian music present in the worldwide charts. #MUS2011

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5/8 During this era American music specifically was getting more radio time worldwide than Canada. #MUS2011

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4/8 In the past, before Drake and JB, other artists such as K-OS, Celine Dion, and Nelly Furtado created the Canadian sound. #MUS2011

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3/8 Pop sensation Justin Bieber, Folk Rock legend Neil Young, the modern king of Hip-Hop Drake, and many more are Canadian #MUS2011

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2/8 Today, some of the biggest artists in the world are from Canada, creating some of the highest quality music #MUS2011

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1/8 I don’t think it is necessary to enforce a quota for Canadian content in modern times #MUS2011

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8/8 To sum up, it depends on the situation to determine whether live or recorded music is more suitable in modern times. #MUS2011

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7/8 Today we have iPods, digital mp3’s, and streaming services, whereas back then consisted of record players and jukeboxes. #MUS2011

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6/8 This was a time when recorded versions weren’t as easy to access as they are today. #MUS2011

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5/8 Before the Beatles era, people likely considered live music better than the original versions because of this lively aspect. #MUS2011

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4/8 Whereas if I were home listening on a iPod, I would rather listen to the real version by the original artist. #MUS2011

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3/8 Live versions of songs in the right environment can add a more lively aspect to the experience. #MUS2011

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2/8 In a bar, a band playing live covers of hit songs can be a much better experience than a pre-recorded version. #MUS2011

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1/8 I partially agree with Wald’s assessment. A live version a song by a cover band can be awesome if given the right situation. #MUS2011

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@woodNAPM Bobby Caldwell's track "Open Your Eyes" was emulated by John Legend and is absolute 🔥, better than the original #MUS2011

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7/7 Some of the best versions of songs are covers of the original, as artists enhance vocals and production for the better #MUS2011