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It could be that some the elements in it were valid, but it was produced in a way that was way too much of its time to make it for longevity. Take bands like Strawberry Switchblade: While I don't mind their music and I even find myself singing alongto some of it, they are trapped into a decade with no escape door to turn to. Same can be said for a lot of Jimi Hendrix's music and even most of The Velvet Underground's records, at this point. With the possible exception of a couple of songs on the first album and a few more on White Light White Heat, they sound like they were produced in the sixties, not now.
Edit -Demonrail
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