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Kansas was a good bandI liked them all back in the day, but didn't "like-like" them, though Kansas was bigger for me than the other two.
Kansas was a good bandI liked them all back in the day, but didn't "like-like" them, though Kansas was bigger for me than the other two.
I like them...maybe they didn’t have the edge of some other bands, but their melodies and songs were very goodSo...what's the word on ELO?
Is it safe for me to say I like em?
plenty of decent rock out there, but the kids are not into it so what. Newer acts I like:Obviously there will always be bands playing in garages and clubs but will it ever have mainstream appeal again?
Has it gone the way of jazz and will only be a niche genre of music?
I'm sure Guided by Truckers can really rock it up but in 2019 bands like that don;t register with people under the age of 33.I recommend seeing Drive-by Truckers or Guided by Voices before weighing in about the state of rock and roll. Rock is safe and sound with those two alone, never mind many, many others. It's just not hand-fed to you anymore.
Sure they do. Not in the numbers before the internet and satellite radio when rock and roll was all over the radio and MTV, but plenty of younger people can handle looking around for good music. Rock and roll can never die. The man said so.Ilov80s said:I'm sure Guided by Truckers can really rock it up but in 2019 bands like that don;t register with people under the age of 33.
I know, I was mostly joking around.Sure they do. Not in the numbers before the internet and satellite radio when rock and roll was all over the radio and MTV, but plenty of younger people can handle looking around for good music. Rock and roll can never die. The man said so.
That's the spirit I love to hear.Sure they do. Not in the numbers before the internet and satellite radio when rock and roll was all over the radio and MTV, but plenty of younger people can handle looking around for good music. Rock and roll can never die. The man said so.
Good music doesn't go awayIt's funny to think but to a young person today, 70s rock like Pink Floyd, Bad Company or The Velvet Underground is 45 years in the past. If you were in HS in 1979, that is the equivalent to you hearing Gershwin, Artie Shaw and Al Jolson music.
Love The Struts, have seen them 4 times now and they're amazing!saw The Struts in Charlotte earlier this month, holy crap Rock is not dead, they are fantastic. And the lead singer did a solo on the piano of Queen's Don't Stop Me Now and if you were blind and in attendance you would have sworn that was Freddie singing it. They, IMO, are the best young rock band on the planet right now. Stage presence is outstanding and they just have fun the entire time.
my high school prom theme song.It's funny to think but to a young person today, 70s rock like Pink Floyd, Bad Company or The Velvet Underground is 45 years in the past. If you were in HS in 1979, that is the equivalent to you hearing Gershwin, Artie Shaw and Al Jolson music.
Pretty good old school bandAnyone mention Coheed and Cambria yet?
Judas Priest meets The Doors have a child and raises that child on planet Pink Floyd.
Thoughts and prayers for your ears on their recoveryWe all go to Rocklahoma on Memorial day weekend.
I'm still recovering from last week.
Rocklahoma 2019 schedule
Seether, Disturbed, Korn, Jackyl, Shinedown, Slaughter, Lita Ford, Ace Frehley, Steel Panther, Buckcherry
Ozzy was supposed to headline Sat night. When he injured his back, Korn stepped in.
Korn wrote their eponymous album while high on crystal methamphetamine. The album sounds like it should.Thoughts and prayers for your ears on their recovery
What do y'all think about 72 Seasons?
I'm a Metallica fan and I like the new album.What do y'all think about 72 Seasons?
That’s basically classic rock at this pointHeaded to Disturbed and Shinedown concerts over the next couple of weeks
Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.I'm a Metallica fan and I like the new album.What do y'all think about 72 Seasons?
Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.
I agree. Really like some of the tracks like Lux Aeterna.Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.I'm a Metallica fan and I like the new album.What do y'all think about 72 Seasons?
I think his vocals sound great on the new album.Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.
Musically it's strong and a nice return to their thrash roots. Hetfield's vocals are the weak link imo.
pentatonic licks
pentatonic licks
Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.
Musically it's strong and a nice return to their thrash roots. Hetfield's vocals are the weak link imo.
I think his vocals sound great on the new album.Same here. I think it's their best since the Black Album. Gonna be a lot of detractors, though.
Musically it's strong and a nice return to their thrash roots. Hetfield's vocals are the weak link imo.
If anything is the weak link, it's Kirk's solos. It's the same pentatonic licks 90% of the time.
I miss the grit in his voice from the early days.I think his vocals sound great on the new album.
American rock doesn’t seem to be doing too well. Who are some of the biggest American rock bands to come out in the last 5 years?
I’m not a fan but good for them. I think my point is it’s hard to think of new, popular American rock bands. They aren’t getting much traction. Contrast that to decades past when there were constant streams.American rock doesn’t seem to be doing too well. Who are some of the biggest American rock bands to come out in the last 5 years?
Well, it's been more than five years, but Greta Van Fleet is on an arena tour at the moment.