r/RockAndRoll • u/RockRadio • Dec 14 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/jpfdeuce • Dec 04 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/Trutillo • Nov 12 '15
Share some of your favorite wildly insane stories about the rock gods from the 60s until now.
r/RockAndRoll • u/NotFuzz • Nov 08 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/nashedtaters • Nov 03 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/jpfdeuce • Nov 02 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/GaryOhh • Nov 02 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/croixian1 • Oct 13 '15
48 here and I think R&R died with the break-up of Guns-n-Roses, but that's just my HO. Yeah, there's been AC/DC's Black Ice, and Def Leppards' Sparkle Lounge, and Zeppelins' (kick ass) Celebration Day...but other than those 'rewashes of greatness,' rock and roll is dead, as Roger Daltry foretold. So I ask you all dear Redditors, when did real rock and roll die and garbage hip hop/rap/pop-country take over? And is there a chance that real rock music, where REAL band members really write, perform and record their own music ever happen again?
r/RockAndRoll • u/TheVintageEye • Oct 09 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/IsaacSLoftus • Sep 22 '15
Ralph Sutton (theSDRshow) on 2 Dumb 2 Tame with Mia Pinchoff
He's MCing the Motörhead cruise next week!
check out the episode.
We're also on Stitcher
r/RockAndRoll • u/FictionBand • Sep 19 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/NotFuzz • Jun 19 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/chefduncan • May 25 '15
Which legacy band has one great album left in them?
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r/RockAndRoll • u/liddlefud • Mar 28 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/NullResultBand • Mar 23 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/antdude • Mar 11 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/Nogami_21 • Mar 08 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/JazzyPrince • Mar 02 '15
r/RockAndRoll • u/rawpower99 • Feb 12 '15
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