A few that come to mins straight off are Byran Adams (is he rock?) , Phil Lynott, Rory Gallagher (rock?), Gary Moore, Queen, Black Sabbath, Hendrix, Neil Pert drummer, Guns n Roses, Limp Bizkit, Billy Joel, The Clash, Sex Pistols (rock?)
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A few that come to mins straight off are Byran Adams (is he rock?) , Phil Lynott, Rory Gallagher (rock?), Gary Moore, Queen, Black Sabbath, Hendrix, Neil Pert drummer, Guns n Roses, Limp Bizkit, Billy Joel, The Clash, Sex Pistols (rock?)
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samlad (26-08-10)
The word rock is used too loosely today i think. Everyone that picks up an instrument is rock. I wouldnt consider Queen rock in the true sense of the word either and i have seen Joel called rock before. Sabbath to me are not rock but metal but they are called rock, Gallagher seems to be more classic blues than rock.
All called rock at some stage though,
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To be fair, rock originates from blues (as does most music) but in the sense that rock tunes (usually) follow the pattern of a twleve bar blues riff.
Nope but that s because there are so much kinds of metal now. It seems like as metal gets heavier ,older types become rock but they are still strictly metal. Even heavy bands from a few years back like Obituary are all of a sudden light. I reckon bends like Obituary will be rock soon LOL
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Jonathen Davis from Korn
Joe Strummer