Why aren't there any universally acclaimed rock albums from this decade, like how Kid A and Loveless were in the 00s and 90s?
Why aren't there any universally acclaimed rock albums from this decade...
Josiah Martinez
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John Davis
Kids don't want to make rock, because of bands like the ones you posted
Kids want to be badasses and rebels, not wimpy dorks
Eli Morales
What's rock grandpa?
Lucas Turner
The Ooz, although I'm not entirely sure if that's Rock or not
Matthew King
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this one was
and the frog is blue this time
this one must be Vishnu
a blue frog it grows with the sea
Jeremiah Parker
Loveless didn't get ciritcally acclaimed until years after it got released because people are always caught up on the hype. Same case for Spiderland. Kid A isn't good, and they got noticed because it was released by the band that made Creep.
Kayden Williams
rock is dead
Benjamin Gonzalez
no one wants to be inventive or original anymore, there's no experimentation within music. Hip hop is an embarrassment whose "experimentation" is just ripping off already existing sub-genres of rock.
loveless received massive critical acclaim upon release, it just didn't have much commercial success.
Isaiah Mitchell
also, spiderland was pretty famous among many different artists within that scene, PJ Harvey wanted Albini as her producer for Rid of Me because she heard that album.
Asher Nguyen
>loveless received massive critical acclaim upon release
[citation needed]
Hudson Butler
>Loveless didn't get ciritcally acclaimed until years after it got released
that's completely wrong
Ethan Bell
To Be Kind
Oliver Martin
>there aren't any universally acclaimed rock albums from this deca-
Landon Jackson
This. It's why metal has replaced rock. Ever since alt rock became the default "rock", it's just been non fun and non tough, so all the adolescent white kids are into rap now if not daring enough for metal.
Tyler Allen
en.wikipedia.org
>Although Shields feared a critical panning,[67] reviews of Loveless were almost unanimously favourable.[68]
Hudson Miller
Checked. Also the first thing that came to me.
Joshua James
altrock was great, faggot.
Benjamin Thompson
s/t is better
Cameron Sanchez
Sure, some of it was, once it became shit like Coldplay no red blooded young male wanted anything to do with it, and bands like Nickelback were just too corny and generic for anyone other than country listeners to be into
Lucas Brooks
I'll agree with that.
Jonathan Wilson
Tame Impala - Lonerism
The War on Drugs - Lost in the Dream
Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest
Swans - To Be Kind
Easy
Zachary Brown
cringe
Anthony Myers
See Reviews by whom exactly? Doesn't make any references to it.
It wasn't unknown, but unless you were close to them (like in that case) you just weren't aware of them. And that was the case for years.
Wyatt Kelly
>Doesn't make any references to it.
you didn't click the link
Owen Bailey
I did. Did you?
Jacob Morris
Yes and you're bullshitting.
Jeremiah Evans
>hop is an embarrassment whose "experimentation" is just ripping off already existing sub-genres of rock.
Retard alert.
Jackson Morgan
>It wasn't unknown, but unless you were close to them (like in that case) you just weren't aware of them. And that was the case for years.
that's what my post was saying, they were very influential in their own scene, the Jesus Lizards were heavily influenced by them.
Lucas Cooper
>universally acclaimed
Name something from this decade that is universally acclaimed at all. This is an insanely split decade. Good or bad.
Kevin Turner
Albini had nothing to do with spiderland
Jose Howard
It doesn't have the same appeal in the mainstream, but surely there have been some amazing, critically acclaimed albums, like every Swans release, Let England Shake, A Moon Shaped Pool... There's also a ton of guitar-based pop records equally well recieved; both Alvvays releases, every Beach House album... for instance.
It'll also be a while til they start becoming classics. It happens most of the times.
Zachary Turner
Jews are pushing Black music. Rock is too White. In the modern day, the leftist paradigm that we live in has deemed the White Man as Public enemy number one.
Parker Parker
kids today view rock the same way we view polka
its ded
Carter Foster
Lol, no