Hendrix is psychedelic rock, Berry is Rockabilly, Nirvana is Grunge and Queen opera rock, hard rock... just the post-2000 garbage in the video is pop rock.
@@alguem7937 I suppose that the guy uses "pop" as meaning of popular. - Chuck is popular - Queen is popular - Van Halen is popular - Nirvana is popular - Artic Monkeys is popular - the last band also
@@evh3065 Personally, I believe the beatles explored more genres and styles. It's crazy to me that the band who created Helter Skelter is the same band who created Strawberry Fields Forever and Hey Jude
Hate Dancin is probably the closest thing to the average King Gizzard sound, the middle point between all of the sounds they've tinkered with within the last three years.
Hey, all the way up to mid 2010's was pretty good for rock too, and you can still find some bangers made in the past few years, but I agree, old rock was the peak, we haven't been able to top the 90's, let alone the 70's-80's.
@@keinlieb3818 hell no 70s had Black Sabbath, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles,Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Clash , Deep Purple , Yes 80s not even close to 70s
60s: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley etc.. 70s: Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Queen, Black Sabath etc.. 80s: AC/DC, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Scorpions, Europe, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Guns N' Roses, U2, R.E.M etc.. 90s: Dream Theater, Nirvana, RHCP etc.. 2000s: Avenged Sevenfold 2010-2020s: I Don't know..
2000's Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Slipknot,Thirty Seconds to Mars, Blink-182, Sum 41, Avril Lavigne, Tokyo Hotel 2010's Hollywood Undead, Black Veil Brides, Falling in Reverse, Pierce the Veil, The Pretty Reckless 2020's Yungblud, Eyedress, Machine Gun Kelly
This is what I think 50s- Johnny b Goode 60s- a day in the life 70s- stairway to heaven 80s- sweet child o mine 90s-wonderwall (I don’t care what u say) 00s- Can’t stop 10s- do I wanna know 20s- I don’t have the patience to find out
There's a lot more music to the 70s. I guess if you think about it there's a lot more to every gen but 70s was so damn diverse. Like from pink Floyd to deep purple. That was music's prime for me.
The thing is with the Rolling Stones is that they’ve been making music for 6 fucking decades so it’s kinda hard to get a specific decade for them I mean in the 60s they formed, in the 70s it was their hay day which continued on into the 80s
Though there's some debate whether it's dead or not, there has been a definite exponential decline in rock since the 90s. 2000s was alright but not as big as the 90s and past decades but there were a lot of good indie/alternative bands, rock bands in 2010s dropped and it got quite a bit worse, and now there are next to no widely known rock bands (at least not like Nirvana as a 90s example). I know someone's gonna disagree and say "what about bands like Linkin Park and Nothin' but Thieves" but imo they are not as good or abundant as before.
The 1960s is the most revolutionary era for music. Most people wouldn't disagree if you use Smells Like Teen Spirit to characterize the 90s. But you would never find a music that truly defines the 60s, this was the period where music changes drastically and where modern music forms its first roots. I would say that The Beatles comes close as being the genre defining musical artists, though it's gonna be a whole lot more difficult if we have to narrow it to a single song.
It’s like it went full circle with King Gizzard. Back to the psychedelia of the 60’s, I love it. Seems Australia has a huge wave of psychedelic rock right now. King Gizzard, Tame Impala, The Lazy Eyes, The Babe Rainbow, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, The Murlocs. I was born in the right generation, I have the entire Beatles and Pink Floyd discography at my fingers and all these great new bands continuing on the legacy in their own way
thats why i hate people who say they were ‘born in the wrong generation’, cause all the classics are infinitely easier to access, and theres still new takes and evolutions of genre and art, why limit yourself
@@tassiegamer4516 exactly! Am I sad I can’t experience the classics as they were born - yes, but Im happy to live in the era where I can listen to them all and listen to the new bands they all influenced and I’d take that because now not only do I have a bunch of good older music but a bunch of new music to look forward to
Yessir the best time ever for rock I am 13 and in a band look up to all those guys just what a time to live you know wish i was born in that simpler time
80s the worst for sure then fortunally rock changed into grunge, garage rock and other sub generes that are soo good. but in the middle of 80s was such a shit
@@tashiguri8329 is not the best king gizzard song, if you want to listen to their heavier stuff check out Nonagon Infinity or Infest the Rats Nest (the first one is an infinite loop album, the second is a trash metal album about contamination and global warning)
@@dustinvoid3922 I agree modern music isn’t bad but I like rock since it’s a new music type to me and I enjoy it more than the mainstream genres today.
I actually disagree I think that there are better songs that represent the 70’s & 80’s and that the 90’s had too many different stages of rock to put a song that represented the first half of the 90’s and be done same with the 00’s
the 2020s could be represented with other works with more relevance, like something from Black Country New Road, Wolf Alice, Wet Leg, Maneskin, or The New Abnormal by The Strokes
As much as I love KGATLW, Hate Dancin' is definitely a pop song, not a rock song. If you wanted to pick a great KGATLW rock song from the 2020s, The Dripping Tap is right there
Rock and roll music was rhythm and blues that they had to call something else in order to sell to the white populace cuz it was made African Americans. Elvis is the "king of rock and roll" cuz he's white, not cuz he was actually the king of it
Elvis capitalized on an existing movement. Not to say he isn’t important, but he cannot take credit for rock and roll. Chuck Berry is right there in the video
This guy : *uses actual examples of what popular rock music sounds like in every decade* The comments : "bUt mY fAvOuRiTe tHinG iSn'T oN hErE!!!!!!!1!!!!111!!!11!"
The Changes album is rock, and Hate Dancing could honestly be mistaken for a Supertramp song and they were a rock band. Just because it uses keyboards doesn't mean it's not rock.
90s with Nirvana, long live Punk Rock, this band and masterpiece shall live forever, this band just marked my childhood listening to it when I was only 5, this isn't just music, it's art, masterpiece and a golden memory
1950's- Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry 1960's- The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and The Beach Boys 1970's- Queen, Aerosmith, Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Ramones, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin 1980's- GNR, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Motley Crüe, Poison, Whitesnake, Kiss, Metallica and U2 1990's- Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, STP, Green Day, The Offspring, blink-182, Silverchair, Rancid, REM, Oasis, Metallica, Radiohead, Weezer and Foo Fighters 2000's- Linkin Park, Green Day, blink-182, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Good Charlotte, Korn, Slip Knot, The White Stripes, Papa Roach, Skillet and Foo Fighters.
Could you imagine, what would be the rock history if people like Ritchie Valens did not have died and did have continue with his music? Which destiny would have rock music?
@@ederrocha7758 Actually, it did. It existed before that too. Ramones and the Sex Pistols are two examples of punk from the 70s. Ramones are considered THE first true punk group. Then there's also the Clash, often considered THE pioneers of British punk, especially thanks to their album Combat Rock (an album FROM the 80s). Bad Religion, Misfits (you'd know them from that black shirt with the skeletal smile), and Social Distortion are other well-known punk groups from the 70s. I'm telling you this because all these groups were active in the 80s too.
The pick for the 70s was the best, but I think there are better songs to choose for the 80s than Van Harlem’s Jump; Livin’ On A Prayer, for example. Also, fun fact, Smells Like Teen Spirit was originally written as a satire of classical rock but ended up being one of the most iconic rock songs and recognisable songs ever, full stop. What’s doubly interesting is that depending on which list you look at, Smells Like Teen Spirit is the most recognisable song of all time, whereas other lists put Bohemian Rhapsody as the most recognisable.
Controversially, I think Olivia Rodrigo should represent Rock music for the 2020s. "Good 4 U", "Get Him Back", and "Bad Idea, Right?" were all great rock songs and it's from an artist who's on the pop charts which seems to be all the younger generations care about. It brings rock back to that so-so-important part of this Spotify TikTok generation so it's like a mix of both worlds sorta thing, ya know? *If you can't get behind THAT idea (bad idea, right?!), may I suggest Royal Blood, Maneskin, Ayron Jones, Circa Waves, and The Warning?
@@koziarskif.8665Dejate de tonterías, the beatles fue una banda abierta a la experimentacion, con muchos géneros y sub géneros, que digas que the beatles no es una banda de rock es porque no has escuchando su música, ellos fueron uno de los principales co creadores del metal, y además de que desde 65 al 70 sus álbumes están repletos de canciones de rock
![[MIRRORED] LISA - ROCKSTAR 🎸 MV version #LISA #BLACKPINK #ROCKSTAR](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-U58DuCCtZk/mqdefault.jpg)
"Evolution of American pop-rock music" should be the title
Hendrix is psychedelic rock, Berry is Rockabilly, Nirvana is Grunge and Queen opera rock, hard rock... just the post-2000 garbage in the video is pop rock.
@@alguem7937this title just says rock so yeah all of these count but how tf is pink floyd, led zeppelin, or the beatles not on this list???
Queen…
@@alguem7937 while this is probably gizzards weakest album, they're not garbage
@@alguem7937 I suppose that the guy uses "pop" as meaning of popular.
- Chuck is popular
- Queen is popular
- Van Halen is popular
- Nirvana is popular
- Artic Monkeys is popular
- the last band also
the leap from 50s to 60s was insane
my guy skipped elvis and beatles era
@@mierul7991elvis and beatles were 60s…
@@realjehuElvis was 1954-1977, The Beatles were 1962-1970. And their peak of popularity respectively were 1956-1962 and 1964-1969
@@realjehu Elvis was more 50s. Beatles were 60s
@@realjehuElvis was more 50s and the Beatles 60s
50s Rock: 😀
60s Rock: 😄
70s Rock: 😉
80s Rock: 😆
90s Rock: 😙
00s Rock: ☺️
Early 10s Rock: 🙂
Rock Today:💩
Ay seethers really fucking good
For me it depends wich band it is i mean not all rock today is bad some is good just my opinion tho
70s and 80s was the era of rock music! It’s by far the best genre of music ever created
nah classical and jazz are way better
@@AgnusDei695 Then you have terrible taste in music!
@@dominicsdailyvlogs178 quite the opposite, only musically ignorant person would call rock the best era of music.
@@AgnusDei695that’s the worst💀💀💀💀
Don't forget the 90s.
Let's be honest
The 60s - 90s was the golden era of rock
agreed, they may have peeked in the 70s
Ehh. Idk say it’s more like 1972-1986
60s-early 2000s*
I'd say 60s to 00s
It's golden era of everything: movies, music, games, sport...:(
60s was the beatles
Hendrix was closer to Rock then the Beatles
Creedence Clearwater Revival
lol
@@evh3065 Personally, I believe the beatles explored more genres and styles. It's crazy to me that the band who created Helter Skelter is the same band who created Strawberry Fields Forever and Hey Jude
@@Number-id3ddit’s not that insane to believe.
Bro they did King Gizzard dirty with Hate Dancin’, literally could’ve used The Dripping Tap
It’s a good song though in my opinion, I like the jazz fusion. But, I get it, their old stuff has a place in my heart
😊😊😊❤😂😂
Probably the idea behind the video is "rock's dead, the music of [current year] sucks, not like the music from [current year minus 20 years]"
Fax
Hate Dancin is probably the closest thing to the average King Gizzard sound, the middle point between all of the sounds they've tinkered with within the last three years.
They passed the 60s without the Beatles is a crime
Fr, The Beatles on top!
they was definitely closer to pop
@@Necrodude Nah rock, and sure they did a lot of genres but its mostly rock
Fr they should've played come together for their example song that would've fit perfectly
Jimmy Hendrix was more influential to rock specifically tho.
2020s is so soft 😭
listen to infest the rats nest by king gizz
does it even count as rock music?
@@riougenkaku6069 I think it some kind of indie or pop music. Not a rock music at all
Horrible... I don't know them and I don't want to know them.
@@lunarmodule6419 listen to this by them before you form your opinion of that song th-cam.com/video/R3qeJXtDhKU/w-d-xo.html
It’s crazy that for a short time nirvana and queen co existed
Only like a 15 year gap when they were both in their prime! Kinda crazy
In an alternate universe, Fred didn't get AIDS and he would probably be friends with Kurt. Those are my 2 favorite rock bands after all.
@@Suikogiru isnt nirvana considered grunge or it's like subgenre?
@@northernhemisphere4906 Grunge is a sub-genre of alternative rock
@@Suikogiru And what's the alternative?
Seven nation army doesn't do the 2000's justice
RIP Rock music 1955 - 2005
What a fifty years it was and feel privileged to have lived through all but four years of it
King Gizzard single-handedly revived rock
2011 tbh
Arctic monkeys carried Rock till then
Later they also changed.
Their first 2 albums have better songs than many greats of 1960s-1980s
@@OK-yg5ty facts
@@OK-yg5tyI agree
Hey, all the way up to mid 2010's was pretty good for rock too, and you can still find some bangers made in the past few years, but I agree, old rock was the peak, we haven't been able to top the 90's, let alone the 70's-80's.
There's not evolution of music without The Beatles.
You also can’t forget the king of rock and roll, elvis presley
Hendrix was rock centered, Beatles did other stuff too
Beatles would probably be considered pop.
There’s no evolution of music without the Ramones
@@Ghoulischeyes there is lol
King gizzard be releasing 12 albums per second and this guy choose that
Surprised they even made the list, could've been imagine dragons or maneskin
@@euuuuugggg33king gizzard is much better than that
Nonagon infinity is better
Changes goes so hard what are you on
@@euuuuugggg33 both of them r garbage
Let’s be honest. The 2000s was the peak of linkin park
That is metal....
@@azfar3975 still a genre of rock
Fr fr
@@azfar3975 Linkin Park is rock 💀💀💀💀💀💀
The strokes
70s was the best era of rock, hands down
Nah , 60s
I love 70s punk rock
Nah 80s was by far the best. Metallica, Guns n roses, Van Halen, Bon Jovi, Poison, Aerosmith
@@keinlieb3818 hell no
70s had
Black Sabbath, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles,Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Clash , Deep Purple , Yes
80s not even close to 70s
I agree
Led Zeppelin?
Led Zeppelin > Queen
@@DJ-ce3hq haha no way! Never!
Beatles?
@@DJ-ce3hq I agree but ppl love queen nowadays
Led Zeppelin = Queen
60s: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley etc..
70s: Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Queen, Black Sabath etc..
80s: AC/DC, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Scorpions, Europe, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Guns N' Roses, U2, R.E.M etc..
90s: Dream Theater, Nirvana, RHCP etc..
2000s: Avenged Sevenfold
2010-2020s: I Don't know..
2000's Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Slipknot,Thirty Seconds to Mars, Blink-182, Sum 41, Avril Lavigne, Tokyo Hotel
2010's Hollywood Undead, Black Veil Brides, Falling in Reverse, Pierce the Veil, The Pretty Reckless
2020's Yungblud, Eyedress, Machine Gun Kelly
Te falto The Doors
90s was Nirvana, Alice in Chains, soundgarden and pearl jam wtf
@@aarongarcia4381spot on!
is it 2000 : dream theater, avenged sevenfold and probably system of a down?
This is what I think
50s- Johnny b Goode
60s- a day in the life
70s- stairway to heaven
80s- sweet child o mine
90s-wonderwall (I don’t care what u say)
00s- Can’t stop
10s- do I wanna know
20s- I don’t have the patience to find out
Yeah rock never die 🤟🏿🎸
Tf u talking about. it died like 20 years ago
70s was the golden era of music in human history
70’s was peak but after the 70’s made way for some of the great music we know today like megadeath Metallica etc
What about the 80s
@@Leezie76 yes
I agree
No
There's a lot more music to the 70s. I guess if you think about it there's a lot more to every gen but 70s was so damn diverse. Like from pink Floyd to deep purple. That was music's prime for me.
Totally agree Rock peaked in the 70s
omg yes Jimi Hendrix and The doors
@@pbdohcbsi they were 60s
Both the Jims were "💀" by 1970s
@@pinkled4429 a ok)
I put it on 80s, including more metal bands and a better popular pop scene
The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Elvis left the chat
Blink 182… Metallica…
😊😊😂😂😂
Blink 182 😂😂😂
@@carterlemcke9036Metallica is metal
The thing is with the Rolling Stones is that they’ve been making music for 6 fucking decades so it’s kinda hard to get a specific decade for them I mean in the 60s they formed, in the 70s it was their hay day which continued on into the 80s
Buddy holly, Elvis Presley, Ronnie van Zant: some of the best rockers I know of. Rip 🕊️
Heater Skelter by the Beatles was a huge milestone
first metal song ever.
Never heard of heater skelter before
@@smeebisesportzbebbins6200Listen to it
How so? it's one of the better Beatles tracks, but have you heard George's lamo guitar solo?
Rock will never die...
It did
Though there's some debate whether it's dead or not, there has been a definite exponential decline in rock since the 90s. 2000s was alright but not as big as the 90s and past decades but there were a lot of good indie/alternative bands, rock bands in 2010s dropped and it got quite a bit worse, and now there are next to no widely known rock bands (at least not like Nirvana as a 90s example). I know someone's gonna disagree and say "what about bands like Linkin Park and Nothin' but Thieves" but imo they are not as good or abundant as before.
alive but (accdg to some) gradually weakened in the current decade
It killed itself by sucking so bad in the mainstream from the late 90s to now. Though there's still killer shit in more indie circles
@@saltyscoundrel4368 ghost is rising modern rock band
My guy forgot about the band that carries his whole channel: The Beatles.
*rollin stones
The hardest line in rock: SCUSE ME WHILE I KISS THIS GUY!
The beatles
Bruh wouldn’t personally consider Beatles as rock
@@Turnage497 why?
@@evanorsomething909 not heavy enough
@@Turnage497 they literally invented doom metal but ok
@@evanorsomething909 😂
The 1960s is the most revolutionary era for music. Most people wouldn't disagree if you use Smells Like Teen Spirit to characterize the 90s. But you would never find a music that truly defines the 60s, this was the period where music changes drastically and where modern music forms its first roots. I would say that The Beatles comes close as being the genre defining musical artists, though it's gonna be a whole lot more difficult if we have to narrow it to a single song.
The '60s/70's era was the best one.
True
Mid
@@annhopkins9172not mid
It’s like it went full circle with King Gizzard. Back to the psychedelia of the 60’s, I love it. Seems Australia has a huge wave of psychedelic rock right now. King Gizzard, Tame Impala, The Lazy Eyes, The Babe Rainbow, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, The Murlocs. I was born in the right generation, I have the entire Beatles and Pink Floyd discography at my fingers and all these great new bands continuing on the legacy in their own way
thats why i hate people who say they were ‘born in the wrong generation’, cause all the classics are infinitely easier to access, and theres still new takes and evolutions of genre and art, why limit yourself
@@tassiegamer4516 exactly! Am I sad I can’t experience the classics as they were born - yes, but Im happy to live in the era where I can listen to them all and listen to the new bands they all influenced and I’d take that because now not only do I have a bunch of good older music but a bunch of new music to look forward to
tame Impala is not a band it's just Kevin
the new song Jackie by nick allbrock is a must listen
@@baka.7450 I know. I was listing bands and artists.
50s to 90s are great
The last one is not rock, it is sand. 😀
Black Sabbath, Dire Straits, Ozzy Osbourne, Dio and Europe Left the chat.
1964 to the mid 80s was the best.
And Pink Floyd
Black sabbath is metal btw
70's were the best, Golden era of rock. Led Zeppelin, Queen, prime AcDc, Deep Purple, Black sabbath, Ramones, the Clash and more...
Yessir the best time ever for rock I am 13 and in a band look up to all those guys just what a time to live you know wish i was born in that simpler time
Ну не скажи, для меня 80 это лучшее время
And Pink Floyd...
And Rush too. 🤘
Obviously, but jimi hendrix was one of the best and the most influential artist of all times.
70s, 80s y 90s fue la edad de oro.
80s the worst for sure then fortunally rock changed into grunge, garage rock and other sub generes that are soo good. but in the middle of 80s was such a shit
@@SOSBRANDOcómo?, Pero si la música de rock de los 80 también es buena
@@SOSBRANDO los 80 fue buena epoca si no mal recuerdo gun n roses estaba en su prime en los 80
Pienso lo mismo
Guns N Roses es malísimo
"Smells like the only song you know"
You had a perfect opportunity to play iron lung by glizzard and you didn’t.
Good stuff but I like the album changes as well
I love that you pick hate dancing out of the 25 amazing rock albums king gizzard has made.
I know right any other song from that album is better
ikr?????
It’s still a great song in my opinion
The 90s was one of the best eras of rock
Nah, better the 50s
The 90's was the peak of metal, especially extreme metal. Grunge was ok, but it died way too quickly.
FR
I also really like the 90s because everything was alot less obnoxious, and overall how angsty specially rock was
@@RichardDeBerryOfficial but alternative rock was also at it's peak, and it lasted like 10 years, nu metal was also at it's peak in the late 90s
I think that 70s and 90s was real rock
YAAAS QUEEN!
Lmao the last 2
Not rock music
@@musicminute2004 I mean the last one is trash but arctic monkeys were good
@@tashiguri8329 I'm not an AM fan, I liked their song better than the last one though
@@tashiguri8329 yeah, they were ok, but they are not rock, so they shouldn't be in this video
@@tashiguri8329 is not the best king gizzard song, if you want to listen to their heavier stuff check out Nonagon Infinity or Infest the Rats Nest (the first one is an infinite loop album, the second is a trash metal album about contamination and global warning)
Elvis left the chat
elvis isnt rock
Elvis sucked lol
@@jerry2848 He is quite literally known as the king of rock
But chuck berry was credited with creating the genre, and Elvis’s work outside of the 50s was hardly genre defining.
he stole most of his songs including Hound dog.
Of all of the 80s songs my man chooses Jump.😂
Van Halen was one of the 80s biggest bands and Jump was their biggest hit.
After the 90's nothing changed in rock . Literally no major shift .
i’ll never stop, i’ll never quit… until metallica makes this list.
Thrash metal dumbass
Metal ≠ Rock
bruh man its rock
🪨, not 🔨
@@pbdohcbsi nope
HOLY SHIT GIZZARD? I DIDNT EXPECT IT HAHAHA
King Gizzard>>Boomer rock
The 2020s just made me sad.
So Rock music stopped after the 90s😂
Nah I mean Skillet had some stuff
I feel like it stopped in early 2000s
@@Turnage497 skillet is absolutely garbage
@@dustinvoid3922 I agree modern music isn’t bad but I like rock since it’s a new music type to me and I enjoy it more than the mainstream genres today.
@@dustinvoid3922 exactly, I also listen to reggae, and a few more genres.
I like 70's-80's-90's, but 80's was best moment in my life. Glam rock forever 🤟
Van Halen is the worst
@@colorsofthelost1479😬
2030s be like:
"bohemian jumping purple b. rhapsody nation do i hate dancin'"
rolls right off the tounge
rolls right off the tongue
2020's is a smash fr.
This does a great job of showing some of the most iconic rock songs of the generations
I actually disagree I think that there are better songs that represent the 70’s & 80’s and that the 90’s had too many different stages of rock to put a song that represented the first half of the 90’s and be done same with the 00’s
Beatles?
the 2020s could be represented with other works with more relevance, like something from Black Country New Road, Wolf Alice, Wet Leg, Maneskin, or The New Abnormal by The Strokes
Yes but meaby for the 20' he could show Ghost...
@@simonesavisavigin3068 Ghost isnt a rock band theyre just Ghost. No one knows what they are
As much as I love KGATLW, Hate Dancin' is definitely a pop song, not a rock song. If you wanted to pick a great KGATLW rock song from the 2020s, The Dripping Tap is right there
Oh yeah for suuuuure
I think hate dancin is a pop rock song
Iron Lung is such a good example too
80s the best era.
and Elvis Presley. the king of rock and roll the others do not exist without him
Rock and roll music was rhythm and blues that they had to call something else in order to sell to the white populace cuz it was made African Americans. Elvis is the "king of rock and roll" cuz he's white, not cuz he was actually the king of it
nah
@@tennesseewalkr yeah
Elvis capitalized on an existing movement. Not to say he isn’t important, but he cannot take credit for rock and roll. Chuck Berry is right there in the video
@@nou1186you should check your facts Elvis started everything it's all began with him okay
This guy : *uses actual examples of what popular rock music sounds like in every decade*
The comments : "bUt mY fAvOuRiTe tHinG iSn'T oN hErE!!!!!!!1!!!!111!!!11!"
@wik3dneverbroke 🤡
70s and 80s rock music are iconic But 90s and 2000s are to hardcore and perfect to hear
Эти треки просто легендарные, сразу возвращает легендарное время, самые легендарные времена были)
King Gizzard does a lot of different music and the guy choose one of their few 20's stuff that isn't rock 💀
Changes is certainly rock, just definitely some of their heavier stuff.
I love Infest the Rats nest.
@@bentheturntableguy182 #ITRNSweep
The Changes album is rock, and Hate Dancing could honestly be mistaken for a Supertramp song and they were a rock band. Just because it uses keyboards doesn't mean it's not rock.
80s music was the best
50’s-90’s rock makes 2020 music look like a baby
It went from the 90s and below being the best music ever made to the softest “rock” I have ever heard!
90s with Nirvana, long live Punk Rock, this band and masterpiece shall live forever, this band just marked my childhood listening to it when I was only 5, this isn't just music, it's art, masterpiece and a golden memory
Not even the best grunge band lol
1950's- Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly and Chuck Berry
1960's- The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and The Beach Boys
1970's- Queen, Aerosmith, Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Ramones, AC/DC and Led Zeppelin
1980's- GNR, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Motley Crüe, Poison, Whitesnake, Kiss, Metallica and U2
1990's- Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, STP, Green Day, The Offspring, blink-182, Silverchair, Rancid, REM, Oasis, Metallica, Radiohead, Weezer and Foo Fighters
2000's- Linkin Park, Green Day, blink-182, Sum 41, My Chemical Romance, Good Charlotte, Korn, Slip Knot, The White Stripes, Papa Roach, Skillet and Foo Fighters.
Come on humans! You are not afraid of us arachnids, your fear comes from a sutile red spider who walks around when you sleep naively across 4D.
1970s and 2010s are my favourite easily
Could you imagine, what would be the rock history if people like Ritchie Valens did not have died and did have continue with his music? Which destiny would have rock music?
Richard Steven Valenzuela... talented kid. Until the day the music died.
Led Zeppelin and Elvis Presley left the chat.
80' s Hard Rock: good times. 👏👏👏
Nope Van Halen sucks
❤️🔥80’s❤️🔥
Kiss/AC DC/rolling stones/guns n rose were iconic too
2020 is Rock?
No i wouldn't call that particular song rock, but King Gizzard has been making some of the most exciting rock music for the last 10 years
It’s like pop rock
Is like R&B.
Rammstein. They hold up the average😇
@@Nick_ID_1VFXArtist_und_Cutter electronic metal
For Gizzard you literally could've picked the dripping tap, one of the shreddiest songs of the past ever
When arctic monkeys came in i stopped singing along till the end of the video☠️
The arctic monkey aren’t that bad the first 2 albums are amazing
@@Polleke0304 okay but they’re indie
i was born in 92 iam 31 years old and i love old rock music the doors. rolling stones. led zeppling . guns n roses . nirvana . aerosmith...ex
It changed so much dude like holy crap
90s had the best punk songs!!
@@DiSapiens08 Punk didn't even exist in the 80's..
@@ederrocha7758 Actually, it did. It existed before that too. Ramones and the Sex Pistols are two examples of punk from the 70s. Ramones are considered THE first true punk group. Then there's also the Clash, often considered THE pioneers of British punk, especially thanks to their album Combat Rock (an album FROM the 80s). Bad Religion, Misfits (you'd know them from that black shirt with the skeletal smile), and Social Distortion are other well-known punk groups from the 70s. I'm telling you this because all these groups were active in the 80s too.
@@ederrocha7758 Misfits?
Van Halen instead of Led Zep or AC/DC?
Van Halen is the goat!!!
AC/DC is garbage
It's not too big of a deal, all are rock icons loved by many and each and every one of them represents the eras they come from gracefully
AC/DC?
@@KendrickMegaFan should be Sgt meathead
Rock and roll ❤
The pick for the 70s was the best, but I think there are better songs to choose for the 80s than Van Harlem’s Jump; Livin’ On A Prayer, for example. Also, fun fact, Smells Like Teen Spirit was originally written as a satire of classical rock but ended up being one of the most iconic rock songs and recognisable songs ever, full stop. What’s doubly interesting is that depending on which list you look at, Smells Like Teen Spirit is the most recognisable song of all time, whereas other lists put Bohemian Rhapsody as the most recognisable.
The 90s are the best music, I think.
no
No
Geez mans cant even have a opinion without getting jumped on...
I love the 70s 80s and 90s all the same
Yes.
60s and 70s
1970 Queen
1980 Van Halen
1990 Nirvana
2000 Green Day
Awesome 🔥
"Only the Sith raise everything to the absolute". 🤘
Obi-Wan Kenobi
2000s was the Arctic Monkeys mate. WPSIAMTWIAN and FWN are absolutely bangers
yeah
literally every song of their first 2 albums were bangers
80's were like a step back
no security breach theme
Wdym a step back it was the best era for rock music or just music in general
@@phantom_wolf5274 It was the best era for pop. It wasn’t the best era for rap, prog, metal, or even R&B.
It became more pop, later Grunge came back with the power up to 11 in the 90s. Now we got whatever this is in the 2000s
@@phantom_wolf5274hell no
Best era for Rock is 60s and 70s
80s just 🗑️ compared to previous dacates
Controversially, I think Olivia Rodrigo should represent Rock music for the 2020s. "Good 4 U", "Get Him Back", and "Bad Idea, Right?" were all great rock songs and it's from an artist who's on the pop charts which seems to be all the younger generations care about. It brings rock back to that so-so-important part of this Spotify TikTok generation so it's like a mix of both worlds sorta thing, ya know?
*If you can't get behind THAT idea (bad idea, right?!), may I suggest Royal Blood, Maneskin, Ayron Jones, Circa Waves, and The Warning?
EMO people 1950s 😒 EMO people 2000 😎🤟
Dónde está the Beatles , Zepellin , U2 Metallica y los demás???!
Los beatles no son Rock . Es la versión fallida
@@koziarskif.8665Dejate de tonterías, the beatles fue una banda abierta a la experimentacion, con muchos géneros y sub géneros, que digas que the beatles no es una banda de rock es porque no has escuchando su música, ellos fueron uno de los principales co creadores del metal, y además de que desde 65 al 70 sus álbumes están repletos de canciones de rock
What the fuck was the last one that's not even any type of muisc
yesss, fellow Doors fan
@@lacca-acrossthelane welcome
They're one of the few actual rock bands today, just listen to their previous 3 albums that month
@@shoegazergamer no I dont think I will but thanks
Sounds like music, after all isn't music just noise?
Stones still playing same rock for decades, best band.
AMAZING 💓
2010 and 2020? I think that was people in 2010 and upper years call rock 🤣🤣🤣
Now i miss 80s and 90s era.
Gatekeeping rock?
Nah 90s and 70s, not so much 80s
King Gizzard is objectively better than every artist you listen to. Unless you listen to Boris, Ween, or Swans. Then they aren’t.
I’m still waiting for led zeppelin
exactly
50s elvis
60s beatles
70s led zeppelin
80s van halen
90s nirvana
00s killers
The noticable drop off...
ELVIS??!!! HELLO??!! THE LITERAL KING OF ROCK N’ ROLL!!!
king of dying on the toilet
@@litoly3216kid
@@alguem7937 its the truth though
King of dying in the toilet kakakkaak
king od stealing music for someone