Was 2001 to 2009 the last great era of popular rock music?
Was 2001 to 2009 the last great era of popular rock music?
Levi Bailey
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Luke Stewart
it will be until 2019 ends
Henry Butler
ya, pretty much
Jace Perez
>2010
>"Wahhh the 2000s sucked and have no identity, music died in the 90s!"
>2017
>"Wahhh music hasn't been good since the 2000s!"
Woah.. it's almost as if music looks better in retrospect.
Aaron Collins
Didn't like this album
Aiden Evans
The Strokes just fucking suck so much. They are part of the reason garage rock got bastardized so much. They don't even sound like a garage band, just some shitty rock band that got a record deal because they wrote one catchy song.
Owen Moore
The Strokes are a post-punk revival band mate. They're not trying to sound like The Sonics they're trying to sound like Television and Richard Hell.
Julian Lewis
i missed the 2000's even in 09/10
Nolan Brown
Whatever they are trying to do, they do it poorly.
Chase Russell
I bet your favorite garage rock band is FIDLAR
Joshua Taylor
Those are still proto punk/garage rock bands though. Not sure why they were classified as post punk revival. A lot of the strokes influences were not even post punk.
Luis Johnson
>Those are still proto punk/garage rock
They released their albums during the punk explosion of the late 70s, even if they were technically performing before then.
>Not sure why they were classified as post punk revival
I mean post-punk revival is pretty much a big-tent name for any indie bands from the 2000s who were bringing back elements from 70s punk, new wave and sometimes post-punk. I agree the name is pretty bad.
Asher Clark
you clearly didnt even listen to the album
Christian Clark
Are people generally biased against rock nowadays? Seems like anything that isn't pop, rap or electro is being pushed out.
Anthony Rogers
>popular rock music
define this
Mason Torres
Normies like Cage the elephant and bullshit like Twenty-one Pilots and Imagine Dragons. so i wouldnt say its being pushed out, just no good rock bands are trying to be mainstream these days it seems.
Brandon Price
Has anybody heard about Greta van fleet? They are an absolute Led Zeppelin knock off but the vocals and guitar get close enough that it's actually pretty cool.
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Joshua Walker
You are full of shit mate.
Austin Gomez
late 2000s was pretty bad
>muh rainbows
Lucas Brooks
early 2000s was amazing no doubt about it
Dylan Watson
que?