Talk:Space age pop

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[edit] Questions

1. Should this article properly be called Space Age Pop, Space Age pop, or Space age pop? What about references within the article?

2. My very limited exposure to the subject leads me to suspect that Space Age pop encompasses the same set of musical styles that Capitol calls "Ultralounge." Is there a difference other than nomenclature?

3. Since Ultralounge is basically a brand name, and "Lounge music" has at least two common definitions, should the Lounge music article cross reference to this one? Should they be merged?

4. I noticed last night that there are a lot of contemporary (2000-present) CDs that reference "Space" or "Space Age." I'm guessing that the ones that aren't reissues are a postmodern take on the original genre. Does anyone know anything about this? Are there sources to be cited about it?

That's it! Karen | Talk | contribs 23:48, 9 August 2006 (UTC)