That's what you get for shytting on rap when it was in it's infancy and calling it talentless jungle obongo music
And 2 of the greatest guitarist from the end of Rock’s cac phase were half brehs…
Tom Morello and Slash.
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You can play any genre of music on any brand of guitar. They are constructed a bit differently to fit different nuances in people's guitar playing styles, but countless famous blues and rock guitarists have played both Fenders and Gibsons, it's completely down to personal preference. I find most Fender guitars to be too light and small in the body to play comfortably, and I prefer the way a nice heavy Les Paul feels in my hands. I'm also used to the neck shape and length on Gibson-style guitars, and the difference throws me off whenever I pick up a Fender. Hendrix made the Fender Strat famous, but he also used Gibson SG's and Flying V's during his career and still sounded like Hendrix.
Vernon was dope as was Living Colour, but in college Fishbone was more my preference. Saw them do a hole in the wall with Goodie Mob AND De La Soul with Angelo playing the theremin.
And 2 of the greatest guitarist from the end of Rock’s cac phase were half brehs…
Tom Morello and Slash.
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The biggest Country music hits nowadays are so called "Country Rap"
wtf is this breh. He said, my wife playing her music. I flat out told him I cant respect his wife after making that comment but listening to that shyt.
Decent run from the 80s to 2000s.
Glam rock and metal in the 80s, grunge in the 90s, emo in the 00s and then it died before we even hit 2020. all while hip hop and rap were exploding in the same time line
before that there was a solid 30 years of stealing music from black folks from the 40s to 70s.
if i'm wrong, prove it
Thinking rock music is dead is wishful thinking
Don't be deceived by what's in your urban bubble brehs.
Greta van Fleet ..young guys like all were under 25..clearly Led Zeppelin influenced
won't lie I get off on metal fans seething about Hip Hop's dominance :
