Death of Rock 'n' Roll

Millercarbon surely you seek attention with a statement like that...

Yet we are still alive and that's more important. I only like Pink Floyd, anyway, some of it. Most of rock is just dancing/boozing/etc.
Jazz is noise, blues is good.

Try Nathaniel Ratecliff and the Night Sweats play 'Never Need to Grow Old'.  A rave up rocker, reminded me of hearing Hendrix or Seeger or Springsteen the first time.  I listen to Radio Paradise on the computer.  New or old music and anything recorded.

Better listen to Malmsteen. Most is not particularly good but at his best he is great.
Well, Demon's Eye and Highway Star by Deep Purple are not bad, only if they could play and sing. Nice tunes, though.

I don't know....the Black Keys have gotten me through some bored times. Also QOTSA and a few others who sound promising. 

I thought rock was dead when the Hair Bands ruled and next thing I knew there was STP, Alice in Chains, Soundgarten and several others. Not exactly the late 60s but the best I'd heard in a long, long time. 

Of course I'm also bummed that Merle's gone, Dwight has lost a lot of steam and it's been a long time since Strait was awesome (hellooo Midland!)

So I thank God for the Jazz of '59!! That will never grow old.....