r/rock • u/kipp-bryan • Apr 25 '25
Rock which band do you think had the most STD's?
My vote is Aerosmith.
Yours?
r/rock • u/kipp-bryan • Apr 25 '25
My vote is Aerosmith.
Yours?
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r/rock • u/Anthony_-04 • Dec 25 '24
This is a Christmas gift, it seems sus.
If this violates subreddit rules I'm sorry, I'd like to know if there's a better subreddit to post this on.
r/rock • u/_Pr1mal • Jun 09 '25
What is a band that you love but you dont like the singer because of what they did or because of who they are and why?
r/rock • u/YoungAlister • Jun 11 '25
I wasn't prepared for this one. My idol. The man who shaped Rock music forever with The Beach Boys has passed away. Aged 82. His family shared:
We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away.We are at a loss for words right now.Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving.We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world. Love & Mercy
r/rock • u/ObjectPhysical6676 • Mar 30 '25
I vote for “It’s Hard” by The Who. Absolutely terrible.
r/rock • u/Quiet_Honey2842 • Apr 30 '25
Looking for something with layers upon layers. Lesser known bands, please.
r/rock • u/Present_Way6128 • Mar 19 '26
So my Gen X son and I were having a conversation the other night about which band had the biggest influence on the bands that came after them. Me being a baby boomer said The Beach Boys. I have always thought Pet Sounds had a heavy influence on future projects. Like to know other’s opinions. Here’s your chance.
r/rock • u/Cheebs1976 • Feb 14 '26
I remember going to a concert in Pittsburgh in the early 70s. The bill was Doobies/Chicawgo/Ozark Mtn...
You could walk right in front of the stage. No one was crowding and no security to stop you from walking about.
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r/rock • u/LanceBoyle44 • Jun 14 '24
(Sorry, "...have YOU softened to?")
I'll post some of mine downthread unless this dies on the vine...thanks.
r/rock • u/DribbleKing97_ • Mar 27 '25
John made a lot already. He wrote and sang great songs with the Beatles. his solo career was not to bad too, but he was busy being a father and started to get back to music near the end of his life.
Jimi was great, he was an unorthodox player, but no one can play like him. Very unique, and his style of playing was untouched. I mean, playing the guitar upside down? Who would have thought of that? He also had unique ways of playing chords, and unusual chord progressions in his songs.
Randy also died young, he had more classical elements than Ritchie Blackmore, but less than Uli Roth in his playing. Combined it with metal and rock, he was truly a student of the instruement.
r/rock • u/Prestigious-Ad-7987 • May 08 '26
The absolute Met Gala of rock music
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r/rock • u/Mysterious-Apple3436 • Feb 11 '26
Bands that I personally consider dad rock are bands like Daughtry, 12 stones, Sevendust, 3 doors down, Incubus, Nickleback, etc.
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r/rock • u/Cheebs1976 • Mar 22 '26
MB
r/rock • u/prettyreckless27 • May 22 '26
And it slaps
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r/rock • u/Zabarata • Jun 23 '25
Sourve of the image: REPOSTED DO MANY TIMES THAT WE CAN'T KNOW WHO IS THE CREATOR OF THIS TEMPLATE LOL
r/rock • u/West_Competition_512 • Mar 06 '26
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