Does anyone think rock or any of it's Sub-genres will ever make a comeback?
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Post number #214927, ID: bd1bb0
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Rock at the moment is just trying to recreate what they had back at their glory days instead of innovating itself, further leaving themselves behind.
Post number #215093, ID: 3aabaa
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... Huh, yeah now that I think about it, nearly all the rock music I listen to are pre-2010
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Maybe rock, and most other music, is just as good as it was before. It's just that time forgets the songs and artists that weren't worth remembering.
Post number #216760, ID: 036d77
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You can always listen to Muse or Radiohead.
Post number #217256, ID: 79d1d4
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>>214889 rock is dead, now pop and disgustingly shitty rap everywhere
Post number #217816, ID: 036d77
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>>217256 depends on what you mean by rock. Alternative rock is in its finest
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>>214927 Prog keeps moving forward.
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I like seeing this rebirth of modern day 70s-ish stoney rock that's been happening lately. Maybe it takes this level of integration between your standard "X" type of band + modern music styles to make a bigger comeback
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Pop has been mainstream for a long, long time, but so have rock and alternative bands (and they still are). Just avoid pop radio and whatnot. Maybe someday someone will pull another Nirvana and change music forever...
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