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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 337421" data-attributes="member: 370">I think this is the sticking point to me - I don&#039;t think the music being replaced would necessarily have to be as bad if they just took their time to find songs that would actually work for the time period. I don&#039;t think it would have to be that hard even - there has be a billion of unknown club hits / small indie rock bands of that era that would have suitable replacements. Even when they use the odd 60s song there must be better options than the elevator music they went with - I don&#039;t think an artist who had a #39 Dance/Club Airplay hit in 1993 would refuse the opportunity to get a small payment for being featured on the DVDs as an example.There&#039;s a scene in 90210 when Dylan is turning on the jukebox - I don&#039;t even remember what song originally played, but they replaced it with some really random song that makes no sense in the context.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tommie, post: 337421, member: 370"] I think this is the sticking point to me - I don't think the music being replaced would necessarily have to be as bad if they just took their time to find songs that would actually work for the time period. I don't think it would have to be that hard even - there has be a billion of unknown club hits / small indie rock bands of that era that would have suitable replacements. Even when they use the odd 60s song there must be better options than the elevator music they went with - I don't think an artist who had a #39 Dance/Club Airplay hit in 1993 would refuse the opportunity to get a small payment for being featured on the DVDs as an example. There's a scene in 90210 when Dylan is turning on the jukebox - I don't even remember what song originally played, but they replaced it with some really random song that makes no sense in the context. [/QUOTE]

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