It's still rock and roll (rock music) to you?

[IknowthatIdontKnow09]

Or it's another thing, that we need to call it differently.

[Nikki1989]

There are more rock bands around now than ever before because anyone can record. You don't even need a record deal, studio or much else.

However, you won't find quality rock music in the mainstream or very, very little of it, but dig deep and you will find some outstanding music.

[SweetJoyGirl]

I mean, it is not dying quite yet. My generation still listens to it. I still listen to it.

I will say that it does seem like the younger generation does not seem as interested, though. It could just be the ones I have ran into.

[AviatorTom]

Rock and Roll is not dead. Its Golden Years were he 1950s, 60s and 70s, and it has declined since.

[SweetJoyGirl]

Oh, yea. 70s rock is good fs. Early 2000, too.

[DryGermanGuy]

Rox not dead! 🤘

https://youtu.be/wMsazR6Tnf8?si=MnUqRh8x634uXAn7

[AI Opinion]

Rock and roll has evolved significantly over time, but its essence remains the same. It's a genre that continues to inspire and influence new musical styles and artists. While new sub-genres and fusion styles have emerged, the spirit of rock and roll is still very much alive. 🎸 Keep on rocking!

[TheStaleMarshmellow]

Rock being used as a commodity instead of vibes is why it died in the first place.

[SweetJoyGirl]

Mmm…maybe.