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    I feel like "Alternative" Rock stopped being the alternative at some point in the 90s. Seriously, is there any rock band that came out in the last 25 years that we can consider Hard Rock? I'd argue not.
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      Editing … I don't understand all these genres.
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      Editing … Like, the Rock of the 60s kinda evolved to things like Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Bruce Springsteen... I dunno, things you could call "Classic" or "Hard Rock", but then Punk happened. Punk was basically a middle finger to the rest of the Rock community. Alternative Rock was basically an extension of that middle finger. Artists who decided to move on from the boundaries of Rock in the 70s and 80s, but slowly they got popular, things like The Cure and The Smiths blew up among others. And then the 90s saw the popularity of bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, the Grunge scene. As well as a Pop-Punk, things like The Offspring, Green Day, Blink-182... then in the 00s that evolved into Staind, Seether, Nickelback, Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys.... and soon that evolution that was happening in the side-lines of mainstream music not only became the Mainstream music, it completely destroyed the original Rock movement.
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      Editing … I can tell Punk, it has that fast drumming I like. Grunge is easy to distinguish too. The rest is all just rock to me.
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      Editing … Grunge wasn't even supposed to be a fixed sound, it was supposed to be a movement in Seattle. Nirvana and Pearl Jam just ended up exploding though. Also, you can't tell me you think Arctic Monkeys, Pink Floyd and The Smiths all have similar sound.
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      Editing … That said, I'm having some trouble dividing stuff for my music post. There's stuff like the new The 1975 album that just goes everywhere, it's supposed to be a Pop album but it has some rock songs, a Radiohead tribute, a mumble rap inspired song, a swing/jazz song... And then there's Death Grips new album which just sounds like a different genre every 4 seconds.
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      Editing … Yeah different sounds but still rock. I don't understand what makes most of them a certain genres.
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      Editing … Well, it has to do with either culture movements or specific techniques/sounds most of the time. They are all Rock, yeah, Grunge is Rock, Punk is rock, Coldplay is Rock. But Rock is what's called an "Umbrella" genre, like Hip-Hop, Pop, Eletronica, Metal... there's a bunch of people doing widely different things inside these genres
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      Editing … Like, #Britpop isn't really a sound, it's just a bunch of British bands who got really REALLY popular worldwide in mid 90s.
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      Editing … I like blues rock too. Old rock n roll, blues, anything like that old sound is great.
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      Editing … The Grammys literally lists a best rock album as one that has over 50 percent rock or something. That's the s***iest definition I've ever heard. And it's not as if the Grammys knows what a rock album is, if they consider Twenty-One f***in' Pilots to be considered rock. So f*** it. Anything in the 90s/2000s is still more "hard rock" than a lot of the new bands in this decade.
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    Free album, free music, free mp3.
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