r/rockmusic

In no particular order*

Which bands would you include in the 20s?

Why this album is so special, why is all this hysteria even from people who not listening this music. This is one of my favourite albums but...at the moment is big Trend!

Started to rebuild my collection and looking to buy a Boombox!

Been discovering a lot of independent artists lately through The Cauldron community.

Opening submissions up again for new Spotify releases.

https://thecauldron.rocks/submit

The song that made Kiss blend hard rock with disco... A lot of fans hated it at first… and even some members of Kiss hated it too. Yet somehow, it still became one of the band’s most iconic songs ever

I swear I would’ve loved to experience that whole era in real time… the clubs, the rockstars, the chaos, the glitter, the feeling that music was completely taking over the world!!!

My favourite band The Amazons recently added in a new female vocalist and a replacement drummer, after their previous one left four years ago. The reaction from the vast majority of the fans has been really positive - but some are upset that the original drummer isn’t part of the band still!

Another recent controversial one in the UK rock scene was Wunderhorse changing their bassist last year. More famous bands who’ve had big historical lineup changes are Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, and Genesis. There’s lots of debate about those ones - personally I feel like Fleetwood Mac in particular adding in Buckingham and Nicks was a genius move, and I can’t imagine the band without them. In general with all three of those lineups, the changes over the years brought changes in sound which we would be poorer without, too. To some though the original is always the best!

I’m curious if you tend to hold the same opinion across all the bands you enjoy, or whether there’s some you preferred the second lineup, and others you preferred the first, etc.

This is a fun one. Which artist that goes by one name....has the coolest and most recognizable name in rock history? A name that instantly relates to just one person. You don't hear this name and think of three different rockers. Lemmy? Axl? Slash? Eddy? Madonna? Prince? Elvis? There are a bunch of good ones.
For you - what is the most iconic single name in rock music history???
(On a side note, check out our rock trivia books on Amazon, link is in my bio)

looking for lesser-known songs from literally any rock sub genre
recommendations? please send me your hidden gems

Give this playlist a listen: rock 🎸 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Z12vlpYFefYhRflPhebg1?si=X3QIa\_BBRaCGuYYf-aZk7A&pi=M\_XflA7nR\_-jI