5.28.11 Adam News & Info
May 28, 2011 17:58:42 GMT -5
Post by Q3 on May 28, 2011 17:58:42 GMT -5
May 28, 2011 15:37:24 GMT -5 @mys*&@^#r50 said:
My Theory
I think there are two factors that took the sex out of Rock and Roll:
1. The shift from live Rock and Roll to mostly broadcast/audio Rock and Roll. Without the live performances, there was no way for artists to express the sexual content of songs.
2. The rise of Pop and Hip Hop/Urban music which was filled with sexual content leaving Rock and Roll became dominated by acts like U2, Nickelback and Maroon 5.
My Request: Bring the Sexy Back to Rock and Roll. And I know just the man to do it.
I think there are two factors that took the sex out of Rock and Roll:
1. The shift from live Rock and Roll to mostly broadcast/audio Rock and Roll. Without the live performances, there was no way for artists to express the sexual content of songs.
2. The rise of Pop and Hip Hop/Urban music which was filled with sexual content leaving Rock and Roll became dominated by acts like U2, Nickelback and Maroon 5.
My Request: Bring the Sexy Back to Rock and Roll. And I know just the man to do it.
And, let me add one more to that.
3. Grunge rock of the 90's. :
Good one --
And inspired me about another ---
4. Punk and New Wave in the 80's.
I am puzzled about when men stopped being sexy.
Madonna rewrote the book for women.
I wonder if it was related -- as women became more sexual on stage, men became too cool/macho to be sexy.
