One of my coworkers asked me if rock was dead.
I said no.
Discuss.
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Rock Is Dead
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Rock’n’Roll (1948-1955)
See Unsung Heroes of Rock’N’Roll by the truculent Nick Tosches.
I’ve decided to devote my life to twee-pop.
well, we’ll all know the answer for sure once the new justin timberlake drops. i hear it is nuts.
In fairness, I think the person who asked if it was dead really doesn’t know anything about popular music, and it really was an innocent question. Which made it that much more strange to me. . .
Shameless, Gustat, shameless.
Middle East Cafe, March 1st,10:30pm
I’ll show you where rock lives, bitches.
If anyone thinks that rock is dead, they should check out Brendan’s pants while he’s looking at Mariah Carey.
I’m actually not joking. I think that people who say “rock is dead” are people who are either (1) too lazy to give new music more than a passing chance or (2) too close-minded to accept new-sounding music into their understanding of rock. In either case, rock is not dead. More likely, the person who thinks it is dead is probably just getting old.
well, when was it alive?