XPost: rec.music.hip-hop, alt.rap   
   From: luca-03-06@nurfuerspam.de   
      
   Cos360° wrote:   
      
   > think of the use of the phrase "post" in the above context as meaning a    
   > diversion from a culture that has been heavily influenced by a preceeding    
   > era.   
      
   So there are three parties? An era of whatnot, a culture that ensues and   
   the post-whathaveyou that diverses itself from that culture?   
   Do you have another example?   
      
   > post-punk rap makes perfect sense, when we have songs like "99 Problems" and    
   > "One Mic", both songs that highlights raps ability to take on unusual    
   > cadences and musical styles whilst still keeping it completely consistent    
   > with its RB music origins    
      
   Post- can more often indicates the wish to break from the preceeding    
   culture, current, ideology, as a counter-reaction to it, which may mean    
   the new thing has been influenced by the one before, but not making it    
   consistent with the antecedent. Not necessarily.   
   Like post-communism...   
      
   Luca   
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