Music
Is Rock Music dead?
Submitted by thetroublemaker0027, 10-08-2018, 08:51 PM, Thread ID: 98369
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RE: Is Rock Music dead? 22-12-2020, 06:15 AM #31 nope, It will never die... Its just like always pop culture tells you what to listen or what is "Cool" to listen, But there are good bands still, Is just that if you want to make a live from music You have to sell your self. But nowadays with internet I think is easier to find good music.
22-12-2020, 06:15 AM
#31 nope, It will never die... Its just like always pop culture tells you what to listen or what is "Cool" to listen, But there are good bands still, Is just that if you want to make a live from music You have to sell your self. But nowadays with internet I think is easier to find good music.
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 23-12-2020, 03:00 AM #32 12-08-2018, 12:42 PMNitnelav Wrote: I don't think so.
So much people still love Rock : young and old.
It's the parent's job to educate their children with rock music.
I agree its also evolving but will not just go away
23-12-2020, 03:00 AM
#32 12-08-2018, 12:42 PMNitnelav Wrote: I don't think so.
So much people still love Rock : young and old.
It's the parent's job to educate their children with rock music.
I agree its also evolving but will not just go away
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 23-12-2020, 08:27 PM #33 Baroque and Chamber music is still alive and well, why would rock be dead already? its so young (relatively)
23-12-2020, 08:27 PM
#33 Baroque and Chamber music is still alive and well, why would rock be dead already? its so young (relatively)
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 24-12-2020, 12:15 AM #34 I don't think so no,
So much people still love Rock : young and old.
It's the parent's job to educate their children with rock music.
I like the Rock music!!
24-12-2020, 12:15 AM
#34 I don't think so no,
So much people still love Rock : young and old.
It's the parent's job to educate their children with rock music.
I like the Rock music!!
So much people still love Rock : young and old.
It's the parent's job to educate their children with rock music.
I like the Rock music!!
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 24-12-2020, 05:16 PM #35 Death is not dead, but not so brilliant. Now some music is not as pure as before, people are no longer so paranoid, and a lot of music is diversified.
24-12-2020, 05:16 PM
#35 Death is not dead, but not so brilliant. Now some music is not as pure as before, people are no longer so paranoid, and a lot of music is diversified.
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 28-12-2020, 08:10 PM #36 I am afraid is it dying. It is too easy to make digital music. Real guitars require real skills and dedication. On the other hand is it awesome to see what kind of gear you can buy these days. My entire guitar rig is digital except for the guitar ofcourse. Rock on!
28-12-2020, 08:10 PM
#36 I am afraid is it dying. It is too easy to make digital music. Real guitars require real skills and dedication. On the other hand is it awesome to see what kind of gear you can buy these days. My entire guitar rig is digital except for the guitar ofcourse. Rock on!
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 30-12-2020, 04:46 AM #37 Its not as popular in the US anymore but my god are there some amazing rock legends that will never die out
30-12-2020, 04:46 AM
#37 Its not as popular in the US anymore but my god are there some amazing rock legends that will never die out
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 30-12-2020, 08:19 AM #38 I don't think it's possible for any (modern) genre of music to die, there will always be some weirdo out there enjoying/making it.
Though it makes you wonder how many songs pre-record era have been lost to the ages.
30-12-2020, 08:19 AM
#38 I don't think it's possible for any (modern) genre of music to die, there will always be some weirdo out there enjoying/making it.
Though it makes you wonder how many songs pre-record era have been lost to the ages.
Though it makes you wonder how many songs pre-record era have been lost to the ages.
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 05-01-2021, 10:41 PM #39 I don't think rock is completely dead, but where there are people, there are trends. Every trend has a peak and at some point, there is a revival. Think of classical music, it's very old and there are still concerts, even if the peak is obviously long gone.
People simply want to try and test new things. Combine old things in new ways, etc.
Rock is no longer a wild youth, but it's not dead yet either, it's grown older, more mature, it no longer has to play at every party.
05-01-2021, 10:41 PM
#39 I don't think rock is completely dead, but where there are people, there are trends. Every trend has a peak and at some point, there is a revival. Think of classical music, it's very old and there are still concerts, even if the peak is obviously long gone.
People simply want to try and test new things. Combine old things in new ways, etc.
Rock is no longer a wild youth, but it's not dead yet either, it's grown older, more mature, it no longer has to play at every party.
People simply want to try and test new things. Combine old things in new ways, etc.
Rock is no longer a wild youth, but it's not dead yet either, it's grown older, more mature, it no longer has to play at every party.
RE: Is Rock Music dead? 08-01-2021, 04:35 PM #40 28-12-2020, 08:10 PMikkepikke Wrote: I am afraid is it dying. It is too easy to make digital music. Real guitars require real skills and dedication. On the other hand is it awesome to see what kind of gear you can buy these days. My entire guitar rig is digital except for the guitar ofcourse. Rock on!
Nah.
08-01-2021, 04:35 PM
#40 28-12-2020, 08:10 PMikkepikke Wrote: I am afraid is it dying. It is too easy to make digital music. Real guitars require real skills and dedication. On the other hand is it awesome to see what kind of gear you can buy these days. My entire guitar rig is digital except for the guitar ofcourse. Rock on!
Nah.