Do you think rock music is dead?

I don't think rock music will ever die, it is the best, I love 60's music the best of all, I would never get sick of listening to that, I have my radio on a station that plays 60's rock all day. Rock On

I'm one of those "Older" dudes who still loves Rock and hardcore and Indy, and... The stream of big bucks that kept Rock and Roll healthy has kinda dried up, but Rock itself has become part of the mosaic of our musical culture, which is a very good thing. The dominance of Rock and Roll truly was one of the things that imploded Rock and Roll's bubble, if you will... So many folks started jumping on to the bandwagon, that the wheels finally came off, then there was a splintering effect, and that just about did it in. Rock and Roll could not survive bigtime cultural changes that started back in the 90's. Although some slammin' groups of old-heads kept it on Life Support with their big money World Tours... Groups like The Rolling Stone, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen ect., recognised what was happening, and started bringing along some of these newer groups like Pearl Jam and Nirvana, Green Day and the like... Producers also knew that the flowing sounds of Grunge and Industrial Dance (Skinny Puppy) would become huge to the more intimate "Clubbing" set, and started to produce more and more of this type of music. Goth Bands from the 80's had started as rock bands (Mission UK, Sisters Of Mercy) and even they saw the winds of change coming... There's a whole lot more that I could write about this excellent topic, but I'm not gonna bore you with some dusty old statistics... Here's a mixture of Good Stuff from my article at Apsense:) http://www.apsense.com/article/110779.html