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Rock died in 2010, MLT please save rock and roll!
Here is a real must see fun and illuminating perspective on the progression of rock music that has unfortunately transformed into the sorry state of pop music today. In this video it charts the presence of rock music in the pop charts from 1960 to the present. Rock meaning music style of the Beatles to Hendrix. It looks like rock disappeared from mainstream in 2010, and is at a point now where it can either come back strong or fall away to nothing more than a niche genre. This is where we need MLT to save rock and roll! Let’s support them in their musical journey.
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An interesting analysis, but I refuse to believe that Danny and the Juniors lied to me:
“Rock and roll is here to stay. It will never die. It was meant to be that way, though I don’t know why. I don’t care what people say. Rock and roll is here to stay.”
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I’m with you there David. Rock and Roll is here to stay! I think we can all rest assured that MLT are the keepers of the rock and roll faith that started in the 60’s. In Once Upon A Time, their song ends with …
Rock N Roll is here to stay
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No, he mis-interpreted things. My computer died in about 2010, but I was able to restore 14,685 songs – mostly rock. So, Rock and Roll never really died.
Wouldn’t matter anyway because Rock was reborn better than ever in 1994. The future of Rock and Roll is very bright. Getting Better every day.
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Indeed John! Rock carries on in our hearts in people like you, me and others here. The future of Rock and Roll is in good hands with Mona and Lisa. Even greater things are to come!
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The arrival of MLT when they had come along on YT, when they had eons ago, was just what was needed for the prescription of the Music Landscape Virus, it was recommended that a daily dose of familiarity in old school music with true essence vibes but with interTWINing of old school with new to once more resurrect, and reintroduce to the world how true music, should be created, sound like, played, written, etc…..?☮?
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