By One of the biggest misconceptions about music is that we listen to it the same way we listen to the radio. We don’t. What we do is the exact opposite. With rock, we listen to it the same way we listen to a radio. A great many of the greatest songs ever written are songs that we listen to because we were inspired to listen to them by a song.
That is, after all the things that inspired people to write songs, we still listen to some of them for the purpose of listening to them. Songs are the soundtrack of our lives, and without them we would probably not be here. So it is with rock.
Rock is also one of the three most common genres of music on the internet, with a ton of songs on the radio today, and just as many that we listen to while we are doing other things. It might seem like there aren’t many good rock songs out there, but there are. I’m talking about songs that are catchy, have a catchy melody, have a catchy hook, and are catchy enough to be played over and over again.
Rock musicians have always had a strong love-hate relationship with “artists”. Because rock is played (and sung) in the most natural environment, musicians tend to like it and enjoy it. Because of this, music that is made for a specific era and style of music tends to stick. We are all aware how old the Beatles are. So when people ask us to “play the Beatles”, we tend to play the most popular versions of The Beatles.
The problem is that rock and roll are so much more popular than music itself. Many of us, once we’ve gone to a local music club in the park, have long ago discovered that music is still a good way to get the songs heard, and the more you play music, the more you enjoy it.
The problem with modern rock music is that the most popular versions of it make up a tiny fraction of the music. Many, many of the songs are played in the same way we all already play music, and their sound is not as unique as the original music. This makes it difficult for music fans to identify the exact source of the song when it first comes out. This is an issue for both rock and pop fans, not just rock fans.
So how do you fix it? We’ve got the solution for both rock and pop. You can create your own music by using song tags to tell your music what genre it is. This won’t necessarily make your music sound exclusive, but it will make sure that your fans can identify where a specific song came from.
Rock fans have already gotten used to this system, but there are some problems that pop fans need to be aware of. If you go back to the classic rock era of the late 30’s and early 40’s, then you’ll find that the majority of songs were released under a single genre tag. For example, some songs were all of the following genres: Rock, Pop, Heavy Metal, and Country.
This is all well and good, but what about when you are just starting out? Because it is the early days, youll probably find that some genres are mixed together. Songs that were all of the following genres can be found in the same song on the same album. For example, “Satellite of Love” was released in the same year as “Stairway to Heaven” by Elvis Presley.
This is actually a common occurrence among the genre tags. The same rock songs are released by different artists, and the genre tags are mixed up. This is usually because the artists involved have different styles and styles will usually be different.
