iTunes we hardly knew ye

[craigb]

 

3 hours ago, Jesse Screed said:

have you completed the tree?

 

I've seen dozens of genealogies, charts, diagrams and such, but I've never seen that one (nor could I find it with a quick Google search - your version is too small to read).  Do you have a link to a larger one?  Looks interesting.  All of my research is, naturally, in Excel along with the rest of my life! ?

Edited June 9, 2019 by craigb

[Jesse Screed]

11 hours ago, craigb said:

 

 

I've seen dozens of genealogies, charts, diagrams and such, but I've never seen that one (nor could I find it with a quick Google search - your version is too small to read).  Do you have a link to a larger one?  Looks interesting.  All of my research is, naturally, in Excel along with the rest of my life! ?

here is a link to a store that sells it.  It has some thumbnails that enlarge parts of the poster.  It looks like you could get lost in there for awhile. Might even expose you to some artists missing from your Excel spreadsheet.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/MUSIC-POSTER-OF-ROCK-BANDS-ON-TREE-GUITARS-DRUMS-KEYBOARDS-/392242161950

 

[craigb]

10 hours ago, Jesse Screed said:

here is a link to a store that sells it.  It has some thumbnails that enlarge parts of the poster.  It looks like you could get lost in there for awhile. Might even expose you to some artists missing from your Excel spreadsheet.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/MUSIC-POSTER-OF-ROCK-BANDS-ON-TREE-GUITARS-DRUMS-KEYBOARDS-/392242161950

 

Ah, it has bands on it - I couldn't see that in the tiny image.  I thought it had genres and subgenres on it.

If you want an excellent resource to find new bands, try this: https://www.music-map.com/

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[Jesse Screed]

so I checked out that link

and I typed in beatles

and noticed that electric light orchestra was far removed

but it is still a great resource