Nobody makes great music after 35+ years old. Seems like artists may make a last effort in their early 30s...

Listen to some classical music or jazz, faggot.

embyonic

because music is fashionable and for the most part context dependent. old people are more conservative in general and conserve THEIR WAY of doing something, while young people aren't even established to begin with, and if they are they hide that shit. prove me wrong faget.

James Murphy was 30 when he even considered becoming a full time musician.

OP isn't just objectively wrong, the opposite is actually true: most artists across all fields don't reach their creative peak until at least their mid-30's.💯

guided by voices made their best and most acclaimed albums in their mid-late 30s

Honest question did you start listening to music yesterday?

mark e smith

BLOCK YOUR PATH

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i beg to differ, mate

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wanting to make hits and be famous when youre young is pleb as fuck

wanting to write the best music possible for your whole lifespan while constantly developing and evolving is patrician as fuck

Wrong, music cant be considered great if an old person couldn't release it and it still be considered be good

Pic related a groundbreaking album released by an old lady

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she was 35 when she made vespertine🐸

True Tbh, though of course one can't help but wonder what could have been...
Definitely NOT an example of someone writing their best music past the age of 35.

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I think a lot of it has to do with younger people really putting their heart into the music
When they get older i thinl they just want to play and not really dump all the emotion and purpose into the music or those feelings died a long time ago

michael gira only got exponentially better with time

wrong

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explain this then

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scott walker

Kanye west was 35 when he released yeezus and 38 when he released TLOP

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Wrong

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>Mark Hollis was in his late 30s when Spirit of Eden came out
>David Sylvian was in his 50s when he made Blemish
>Fennesz was in his 40s when he made Endless Summer / Venice / Black Sea
>Derek Bailey invented free improvisation in his late 30s
>Scott Walker was in his 50s when he made Tilt and continued to push the boundaries until his death
Yup, methinks op just got well and truly btfo

Hahaha nobody knows who these people are

Just because you don't know who they are doesn't mean no one else knows who they are and it certainly doesn't invalidate their achievements.

Actually most of the best music in history was composed by people older than 35.

literally who

this

great musicians often set trends, not follow them

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B J O R K

>*Blocks your path*

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How old was Mozart when he died again?

Lulu called

It needs to have the pound after it

Nice cope Noel

Lenord Cohen
David Bowie
Ween
Sleep

mark kozelek

Tom Waits didn't peak until long after 40

*clears throat

If anything they got more intense as they aged.

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Literally everyon should know who at least a few of these people are.

Everyone *on here* at least