deadcrown: Going through a huge "Dad Rock" phase

deadcrown 04.14.16	I'm stuck in the past. I can't bring myself to listen to anything after the 80s for some reason. I'm discovering all this great music but at the same time there's all these new albums I need to check out like Deftones, Polyenso, Weezer, and O'brother.
smaugman 04.14.16	Lol at 35 and 46. Yay for 17
wham49 04.14.16	please do not refer to this as dad rock, there are at least 4 different legitimate genres in the list, it is so much better than the negative term used to describe it, much of it is far more advanced musically than anything being done today, it would be like calling pop punk, pussy rock or little bitch rock
tempest-- 04.14.16	i will from now on be calling pop punk little bitch rock, thank you wham
Fort23 04.14.16	ive been listening to the stones a lot lately, sticky fingers and exile esp also this bootleg right here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6ugTf0QV3A live stones in the early 70's is crack. if youre trying to get into dope 70's rock or dope rock period check out Can.
wham49 04.14.16	I just created a new genre, I am awesome
zakalwe 04.14.16	In '93 Floyd, The Who and all the greats were deemed 'dad rock' 23yrs have past and nothings changed despite the 20yr gap between '70 and '93. It's because fuck all decent stuff has been produced I tells ya.
wham49 04.14.16	great music is great music no matter how old it is, the kids thnk it is bad because it is old, I try to turn on as many as possible at my school, I ask what they are listening to, and then give them the real version of whatever new band they are listening to
wham49 04.14.16	zak, never heard the dad rock thing until I got on here 2 years ago, I was a freshman in 93, and was digging this stuff, except there was a little better new music to listen to.
LotusFlower 04.14.16	ill keep you in my prayers
zakalwe 04.14.16	Dad rock was bandied around all the time wham man?
onionbubs 04.14.16	god i havent listened to 47 in a while. album rules.
romulanrancor 04.14.16	9 is a hard dad rock jam
Keyblade 04.14.16	"I try to turn on as many as possible at my school, I ask what they are listening to, and then give them the real version of whatever new band they are listening to" this is prolly where the term dadrock comes from
bloc 04.14.16	This can only mean one thing: your gf is pregnant
wham49 04.14.16	no shit lpftw most of these bands are just that, timeless great music light years ahead of the stupid shit being made today, most of it anyway, maybe forigner or journey and fleetwood mac, can be dad rock, still a deragatory term to use for them as well
wham49 04.14.16	no shit lpftw most of these bands are just that, timeless great music light years ahead of the stupid shit being made today, most of it anyway, maybe forigner or journey and fleetwood mac, can be dad rock, still a deragatory term to use for them as well
BigHans 04.14.16	Great list
LotusFlower 04.14.16	Wham, dad Rock isn't a derogatory term used to downplay old rock albums... It's a term for people like you. Lol.
Sowing 04.14.16	could use some moody blues - days of future passed on here
YetAnotherBrick 04.14.16	lol at how much more outcry the term "dad rock" gets on here than the term "faggot." get your priorities straight great list. most of these albums don't age
SCREAM! 04.14.16	lol lpftw & wham need to chill the fvck out Also, check Rainbow and Budgie man. You'll dig I guarantee
SCREAM! 04.14.16	"In '93 Floyd, The Who and all the greats were deemed 'dad rock' 23yrs have past and nothings changed despite the 20yr gap between '70 and '93." So basically this stuff should now be referred to as grand-dad rock and we can sstart referring to Nirvana, Soundgarden, etc as New Wave of Dad Rock?
wham49 04.14.16	yes granddad rock, and yes it is dad rock is deragatory, and I was listening to it before I was a dad how about timeless rock or something cooler than dad rock that sounds like shit
LotusFlower 04.14.16	Im calling it gran-dad Rock now
SCREAM! 04.14.16	Dad rock is basically a joke term on here anyway. Not really worth getting upset about
LotusFlower 04.14.16	Also it's attributed usually to people who claim modern music sucks and then uses the albums like these ones as evidence that "real music is dead" when they're usually most likely the albums their parents listened to which makes their opinion seem less genuine because they're citing "the albums me dad listened to" instead of really getting to the meat of an argument. Almost all of these are really good albums. No one is denying that.
Mystletainn 04.14.16	Will you be my second dad?
wham49 04.14.16	not worked up, just passing the time in discussion, however when the high school kids use it it is derogatory, even though what they listen to is shit
deadcrown 04.14.16	lpftw needs to chill out. this list is all in good fun
jagride 04.14.16	teach them the ways of rockism wham49
jagride 04.14.16	rolling stone can be their textbook
Clumseee 04.14.16	Dads are pretty cool.
KILL 04.14.16	welcome to good music
wham49 04.14.16	no no Jag, classic rock mag, way cooler, mojo is decent as well; 2 best ways to get to the kids is, talk music or shoes
wham49 04.14.16	no I said what the students listen to that say I listen to dad rock is shit we cool Holden, you know
Artuma 04.14.16	"light years ahead of the stupid shit being made today" it's just as stupid to say that as it is to say old music sucks
adr 04.14.16	a good amount of the albums on the list isn't even good check jazz
KILL 04.14.16	foreigner m/
Artuma 04.14.16	i don't think wham and lpftw (that username lol) have a real understanding what 2000s music can provide
ArsMoriendi 04.14.16	List needs Zappa, check Apostrophe or something
Dylan620 04.14.16	check Steve Hillage - Fish Rising
zakalwe 04.14.16	Haemorrhoid Rock
Trebor. 04.14.16	needs more post-punk
PappyMason 04.14.16	You need some Steely Dan in your life.
Artuma 04.14.16	"Lol Artuma I do but the phrase dad rock infuriates me to no end" it gets misused a bit but it's honestly quite unbelievable how it appears every dad in our generation listens to basically the same music. shows that the rock spectrum wasn't very wide back then (but i can't really blame them for that)
Trebor. 04.14.16	But the late 70s/early 80s had so much good punk and metal shit that most dads ignored for some reason
Trebor. 04.14.16	My dad has like 20,000 hard rock and prog records but he doesn't have kill em all or fucking ramones or anything like that
zakalwe 04.14.16	Dads were off their neck on LSD, involved in threesomes and jamming Pink Floyd in their teens all the while grafting at exams that were harder, entering jobs that were more back breaking and forever being told to 'man up' and settling down at 21 to raise brats who will forever ponce off of him, tell him he doesn't understand and that his music is shite. HAVE SOME RESPECT!!!!!
Artuma 04.14.16	oh i still respect them
PappyMason 04.14.16	Lol, ain't that the truth
wham49 04.15.16	fucking hilarious zak, completely my old man, and i'm old
iloveyouall 04.15.16	I think this may be a sign that you should stop listening to music. thank me later.
Gwyn. 04.15.16	weird seeing a dad rock list without the beatles