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British music tends to be atheistic, and occasionally even cynical against Christianity, as post-Darwin itself has become. The overhyping of British rock music in America was at the expense of the often faith-based (and more original)
The Bee Gees, which are more closely associated with the rise of disco music in the mid-1970s, are also considered part of this phenomenon.
The Bee Gees, which are more closely associated with the rise of disco music in the mid-1970s, are also considered part of this phenomenon.
== Atheistic motivation ==
British music tends to be [[atheist]]ic, and occasionally even cynical against [[Christianity]], as post-[[Darwin]] itself has become. The overhyping of British rock music in [[America]] was at the expense of the often [[faith]]-based (and more original) American music.
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