Rock and Pop

Best answer: "World Party" - The Waterboys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BGe5dT0...

BA : Yay
BA2 : Yay
BA3 : Vanilla
BA3 : Oreos

Best answer: Depeche Mode?! Are they still going??! I thought they would have given up and found gainful employment years ago. Can anyone genuinely name more than a couple of songs by them I of course I remember "cutting a rug" to I Can t Get Enough at my local discotheque, and I can recall one other song, I Can Count Large Amounts, but that was something of a dirge, and why they would think being able to count was something to boast about at their age is anyone s guess.
The last I remember they were banging bits of metal, no doubt in order to give the impression of being "edgy" and "hip", although what people didn t point out at the time was that this was also a lot easier than having to learn to play real instruments, something that a group like Modern Romance could do with aplomb and put the likes of Depeche Mode to shame.
Of course it s good to see that Modern Romance are back on the circuit playing to appreciative and, lets not beat around the bush here, grown-up audiences. What of Depeche Mode? I expect they find themselves in reduced circumstances having to eke out a living in playing small and distinctively unsavoury clubs to unhealthy looking types with weird haircuts.

Best answer: KISS

I've always had these two questions gnaw in the back of my mind for quite a while now. It almost seemed like that transition happened almost overnight, from my standpoint. I remember being a teenager in the early to mid 2000s, and it was still going strong. Rock, punk, and metal songs were still featured in films and on their soundtracks, you could turn on the radio and find stations constantly playing them, both classics and modern bands, and you'd always hear people playing it in their cars. Then, as the 2000s ended and the 2010s began, it just seemed like: Poof! It disappeared, to be replaced with more pop, hip hop, and electronic music in all those ways. So, could anybody who may have kept up with those trends better, help me finally answer those two questions of when exactly, and why?

Best answer: This one is a generational thing. People who formed their musical tastes in the 80's will say Def Leppard, people who formed them in the 90s/00s will say Green Day.

I typically listen to hard rock, heavy metal and stuff like that, but I've been looking to branch out my musical tastes to hopefully find something l like. No rap music though! I had enough of that crap growing up.

Best answer: I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man
Controversy
Let s Go Crazy
Purple Rain
The Cross

Best answer: I don't think there is anything metal about Bon Jovi. I think they are kind of arena rock(?), maybe find a way to wedge the word pop in there somewhere. I don't know. That was a weird time period. Hard Pop Rock? Ultimately, kind of Meh Rock.

Best answer: Green Day

It was very popular when I was growing up.

Best answer: BBC Sessions

Best answer: California Dreaming by The Mamas and the Papas
House of the Rising Sun by The Animals
Detroit Breakdown by The J Geils Band
Hotel California by The Eagles
Flakes by Frank Zappa

Best answer: Sympathy for the Devil
Kashmir
Wish You Were Here
Don't Stop Me Now

Best answer: John Lennon, but that doesnt mean I dont like Queen