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stevieray 08-23-2017 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13032059)

Rap has surpassed Rock and Country as the overall #1 genre.
..shocking.

:rolleyes:

DaneMcCloud 08-23-2017 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by stevieray (Post 13032701)
..shocking.

:rolleyes:
I hear ya.

While I don't mind old school Hip Hop & Rap, I just can't get into today's scene.

But Grunge killed rock. Rappers became Rock Stars.

People can say "Oh, there's still great rock music out there, you just have dig for it". Well, that's fine and dandy most people don't have the time or patience to find it and when they do, their kids aren't interested.

So now, we live in a world of Legacy Acts, Max Martin, Rap and new school Country.

stevieray 08-23-2017 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13032718)



But Grunge killed rock. Rappers became Rock Stars.
yup, rappers said..you think you're pissed?..and viola..says more about our culture than music.

"ya, life sucks, but I'm not going to write a song about it"

/Vince Neil

Bugeater 08-23-2017 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13032718)
I hear ya.

While I don't mind old school Hip Hop & Rap, I just can't get into today's scene.

But Grunge killed rock. Rappers became Rock Stars.

People can say "Oh, there's still great rock music out there, you just have dig for it". Well, that's fine and dandy most people don't have the time or patience to find it and when they do, their kids aren't interested.

So now, we live in a world of Legacy Acts, Max Martin, Rap and new school Country.
Can you elaborate on this? Never really made the connection myself but now that you point that out it does seem that way, just curious as to why or how that happened.

Pueblo Chieftan 08-23-2017 05:52 PM
Old Dominion- Look em' yall.. I'll wager 5 ****ing songs before they win you over.

Pueblo Chieftan 08-23-2017 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by stevieray (Post 13032725)
yup, rappers said..you think you're pissed?..and viola..says more about our culture than music.

"ya, life sucks, but I'm not going to write a song about it"

/Vince Neil
Firstly, never quote vince neil...excepting him telling the paparazzi to leave nicky cage the **** alone. And secondly, who is going to be the Kurt Cobain(suicide) of Rap...hmmm, my money is on Kanye West..

lewdog 08-23-2017 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 13032718)
I hear ya.

While I don't mind old school Hip Hop & Rap, I just can't get into today's scene.

But Grunge killed rock. Rappers became Rock Stars.

People can say "Oh, there's still great rock music out there, you just have dig for it". Well, that's fine and dandy most people don't have the time or patience to find it and when they do, their kids aren't interested.

So now, we live in a world of Legacy Acts, Max Martin, Rap and new school Country.
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Originally Posted by Bugeater (Post 13032739)
Can you elaborate on this? Never really made the connection myself but now that you point that out it does seem that way, just curious as to why or how that happened.
I am with Bug. Why?

I mean there's a clear decline in mainstream rock after grunge but what was the reason it killed it? I'm a HUGE 90's rock fan and outside of a few bands that still produce decent music, I haven't heard a new rock band I like in years.

Buehler445 08-23-2017 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Pueblo Chieftan (Post 13032614)
^^^ One reccomendation: I recently had VIP tickets to an Old Dominion show here in Pueblo, Co.

Man, go see them if given the opportunity you guys. They are up and comers having just released their second album, but boy oh boy, they are great live in concert.
Old Dominion is a good listen. I like their sound. Haven't heard anything off their second album.

Pueblo Chieftan 08-23-2017 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by lewdog (Post 13032858)
I am with Bug. Why?

I mean there's a clear decline in mainstream rock after grunge but what was the reason it killed it? I'm a HUGE 90's rock fan and outside of a few bands that still produce decent music, I haven't heard a new rock band I like in years.
Agreed. Why is that? Rick Rubin/ Russell Simmons thats mainly why.

Pueblo Chieftan 08-23-2017 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 13032873)
Old Dominion is a good listen. I like their sound. Haven't heard anything off their second album.
Ye boy, their second record is worth buying. I watched their show mainly supporting the second album and had several spine tinglies and then even some MORE ****ING TINGLES !

Reerun_KC 08-23-2017 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 13032873)
Old Dominion is a good listen. I like their sound. Haven't heard anything off their second album.
Check out Cody Johnson, Reed Southall, early Easton Corbin, Jon Pardi and Logan Mize.

stevieray 08-23-2017 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Bugeater (Post 13032739)
Can you elaborate on this? Never really made the connection myself but now that you point that out it does seem that way, just curious as to why or how that happened.
Hard rock tilted to Death Metal and Thrash, while legacy acts didnt resonate with disenfranchised youth of the early ninties.. big hair and makeup to flannel.

That and the music industry changed .but i defer to Dane on that.

Pueblo Chieftan 08-24-2017 12:00 AM
nobody really liked aerosmith and other pop friendly rock-n-roll acts after grunge, well, because of grunge.


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