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Say what you will about the MTV era of "Hair Metal" but it was an absolute blast and there was a ton of interaction between the band members and fans (especially the girls). After "Grunge" took over, there was a lot of apathy (and a lot of clones) and the genre quickly died out, leaving rock music very splintered. |
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In response to "rock is dead" -- no. Just have to look hard sometimes to find it.
J. Roddy Walston & the Business My Morning Jacket Stone Foxes Steepwater Band And contemporary blues rock artists are ****ing awesome. Gary Clark, Jr. Kenny Wayne Shepherd L.A. Blues Alliance Kentucky Headhunters There's great new music out there. |
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If you "have to look hard" for entertainment of any kind, the public has lost its fascination and the genre has lost its appeal. |
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Check out touring receipts. New rock bands aren't playing stadiums or arenas, they're playing little clubs, if it all. Millennials don't care about rock music. They're into to EDM, Indie/Folk and singer/songwriters like Ed Sheeran. Mainstream rock is dead. |
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First impression. It was shit. The type of stuff my country living friend eat on up. It will probably do very well.
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Caught them in Vegas the other night. They put on a great show. Cant believe Tyler is 67.
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Indie/Folk is rock. And it's really ****ing good right now. Amazing music being put out in that genre. Times change, flavors change. Anyone still listening to the Andrew Sisters or Glenn Miller? I think listeners have become increasingly more adept at identifying quality music versus stuff that the corporations have shoved at them for decades through their mass owned radio networks. Bandcamp is utterly fantastic for finding some amazingly good music that you'd never had a chance of listening to on the corporate radio stations as are the music services such as Spotify, Rhapsody, Pandora, etc. |
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:facepalm: Radio is about advertising. Stations want to appeal to audiences that purchase items being advertised and do their best to appeal to people that will spend money on said products. Radio has nothing to do with music or album sales or singles. |
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