Is Rock Music Dead? Slash Thinks Rock N' Roll Has Become A Bastard Stepchild, What Do You Think?

Slash thinks rock n' roll has become a bastard stepchild, what do you think?

It is becoming harder and harder to ignore the facts, but as fan interest seems to dwindle, rock n' roll seems to be a thing of the past. Even though there are bands far and wide waving the banner of rock n' roll, are things becoming too safe and diluted? 

In a recent interview with the Manchester Evening News, Slash of Guns N' Roses fame stated "Rock and roll definitely needs a movement. It's become kind of the music industry's bothersome step child and what it needs is someone really committed to come and shake things up who doesn't give a shit if they make it." Is this a war cry for up and coming bands to realize their potential and to make rock n' roll dangerous again? We sure as hell hope so.

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Multi channel sound boards record all the great sound and tones, then compression erases the depth for mass consumerism

How deep do you listen to the music that you enjoy? Are you enjoying your vinyl records with the deep tone and resonance that those sound grooves allow? Explore more into the world of compression and how we are being sold the flatness of a true emotional depth all for the sake of mass amounts of music available to download. Call me jaded or or just plain old, but buying music by the album in a packaged format is the only way to go. We here at Rusty Knuckles believe in the intrinsic value of the arts and music is truly the gateway to the soul.

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