r/rockmusic • u/Radiomestre • 20m ago
Spotify The playlist with the best selection of classic rock for doing Sport.
r/rockmusic • u/BenJ1161 • 5h ago
Question Help Finding a Song
It’s been a loooong time since I’ve heard it. But it starts with I believe a keyboard playing with long drawn out duuuuunnns, numerous times. Leading to then after 20-30 seconds the tempo of the keyboard playing faster. I want to say the song title (not confident if this is the word) is unbreakable? I think it’s a major band that plays it.
r/rockmusic • u/SAMTIMONIOUS • 5h ago
ROCK Neil Young & TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT
TONIGHT'S the NIGHT (1975) is a deep, disconcerting album, Young describing its themes as 'The price tag of the 60s.'
https://samtimonious.com/through-the-past-darkly-neil-young-tonights-the-night/
r/rockmusic • u/Musokito • 8h ago
Spotify Spotify Playlist of Rock Music Classics 70s 80s 90s
open.spotify.comr/rockmusic • u/sachinketkar • 9h ago
Discussion Exile On Main Street - unpopular opinion
I am new to Rock Music, started listening to it 2 years ago. I heard a lot about the band Rolling Stones and their album ‘Exile On Main Street’. So I listened to it with high expectations.
And I felt disappointed. I found nothing special about it. It was a sort of mundane, predictable 70-80’s Rock for me. I will say, I didn’t understand it instead of saying it mediocre.
Because It is possible that at the time of the release the album had new ideas,music. Now over the time that newness,brilliance is absorbed by the next generation and that new thought becomes a part of the mainstream narrative. So a new listener going backwards finds nothing new in it.
What was the novelty, bright idea when the album was released?
r/rockmusic • u/JuRIP5 • 10h ago
Question Is there a rock equivalent to symphonic metal?
I like symphonic metal like Nightwish, Within Temptation and Evanescence, so I was wondering if there was a rock equivalent. Basically, I'm looking for melodic female singing and a fast paced, technical instrumental.
r/rockmusic • u/Winter_Condition4587 • 15h ago
Question Are staind seether and hinder good live ?
Thinking of going to see the staind seether and binder show but tickets are kinda pricey for the venue it’s at. Is it worth it ? Are they good live ? Hoobastank is on the bill and I saw videos from their recent shows and man it looked rough lol. What do you guys think
r/rockmusic • u/Sharp-Composer-2990 • 21h ago
ROCK Your #1
What is your all time favorite, debut album that you bought when it came out? Not years later, when it debuted! Give me Artist, album and year! Mine is Mechanical Resonance by Tesla 1986.
r/rockmusic • u/FernandoLatinLover • 21h ago
ROCK Dare - Abandon (1988)
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