Music went through a lot of changes in the '90s and Gary Graff tells UCR why we're still paying the price for that.

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Today’s playlist is one such opportunity. It features some of the aforementioned yacht rock luminaries alongside a few of the younger artists they influenced, like De La Soul, Warren G and Thundercat.

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