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Even worse, what if the great modern classics had to be reworked for the 90's?

What modern classics reveal about the character of man hasn't varied since these stories were written.

It's a modern classic, and the rare hot spot that feels completely democratic.

Some of his pictures have become modern popular classics where he often plays the romantic lead.

Ever since, the book has run into several editions, and is recognized as a modern classic.

Although the book was published in 1995, it is already considered by many as a modern classic.

More people should have the courage to say what they honestly think of modern classics.

Since then the series of eight children's books have become modern classics.

Billboard.com reviewed the song and called it "nothing but a modern classic."

A box office surprise and critical hit, the film is now considered a modern classic.

The repertoire is primarily symphonic standards with additions of contemporary classics.

The program will trace the evolution of the blues from early black work songs to contemporary classics.

He brought the depth and refined beauty of contemporary classics to the world of television music.

Many of the songs he wrote have become contemporary classics.

"I want people to see it as a contemporary classic."

Hesketh's other works for symphonic wind band have become contemporary classics of the genre.

Some contemporary classics from the 1950's and 60's proved to have a solid market this week whatever their history.

This piece, 10 minutes long, is one of his best, and it deserves to become a contemporary classic.

His rings have clean, bold lines - "contemporary classics," as he calls them.

Willie Nelson's 1978 rendition is still on the charts, a contemporary classic.