00:00 Introduction Video starts at 1:27 1:27 Rock & Roll 2:35 Folk Rock 3:17 British Beat (Skiffel?) 4:04 Psychadelic Rock 4:53 Surf Rock 6:11 Southern Rock 6:37 Punk Rock 7:23 Grunge 9:29 Tangent on defining Alt and Pop 11:37 Hard 12:33 Heavy Metal 13:08 Thrash Metal 13:36 Power Metal 13:59 Folk Metal 14:57 Nu Metal (It's basicly the love child of Heavy Metal and Hip-Hop) 15:27 Death Metal 16:25 Tangent about ignorant and bad faith music criticism 17:17 Black Metal 18:31 Doom Metal 19:28 Stoner Rock 20:02 Closing Statement on the nature of genre classification
Wonderful video! I especially liked your humorous inputs here and there. Plus your presentation of the rock genre and its sub-genre were really informative and easy to understand.
Nice video, really like the format! A little tip on the side from me as a viewer: the cuts from one camera to another are more often than not confusing
Thanks for this video. I just got home after a mini roadtrip with my brother. We were trying to classify the types of rock from the 90s and early 2000s and group similar bands together. It was actually a really good conversation. Gonna go down a rabbit hole for the different alt bands.
this video is awesome dude!! super informative, I really appreciate examples-both the bands and guitar clips for comparison. the editing with the two cameras/computer screen/etc really add to it and your explanations are easy to digest. as you say, a lot of ~genre~ is subjective, but everything you say seems very thoughtful and well-explained. overall a great watch!! also, seeing nickleback grouped with acdc/gnr/etc gave me a chuckle
I am a medium rare moron when it comes to understanding music terms but you explained it so well I actually got pretty much all the things you said, awesome video man!
🤓 Actually grunge is the name of a movement coming out from the rich underground alternative scene of the 80's. Alice in Chains, Nirvana and Pearl Jam are clearly not the same genre. In a similar way, nu metal is a broad term for ... a new type of metal band, which may involve DJs, rapping, or imitating DJ techniques on teh guitar, or just playing on a different way from the metal genres before then
Very informative, I’m a fan of 2000s and 90s rock, and I admit I prefer pop rock but I have a soft spot for alternative and industrial as well. I love Filter for example but mainly listen to Hoobastank and linkin park.
Folk rock doesn't necessarily need to have an electric guitar in order to be folk rock, nor does folk rock have to be loud either. For an example, "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" by The Beatles is a folk rock song, and it has only acoustic guitars, and it's a calm song. Also, Billy Joel is soft rock and folk rock, and even pop rock. But regardless, great video.
Thanks, Im like the most casual rock fan so this was informative. Where would you place bands like Fall out Boy, Linkin Park, Skillet, Bring me the horizon, and Starset?
You gotta gov death metal a chance, plenty of bands are about philosophy history the human experience etc . Children of bodom is a great starting point + points for alcoholism. Also punk has a plethora of sub genres as well
Hi I'm a newbie to rock i come from a mostly hiphop background expanded to house jungle breakcore then scrumptious jazz jazz fusion and blues so naturally i wanted a taste of rock but i like to understand a genre before diving into it so thanks.
I got a few queshions for ya. 1) Can you explain what it was about Pearl Jam that turned you off from them? I'm not too deep into them myself, but the singer is kinda legendary from what I heard. 2) Which categories would Breaking Benjamin and Black Veil Brides fall in? (Sorry if I'm a normie. I just really love the feeling BB creates with their music, and BVB has some killer solos and grooves imo) 3) Can ya elaborate on your feelings towards Nickelback? Not gonna front, I kinda dig some of their stuff. How You Remind Me goes hard AF, for real. Edit: this is not a setup. I'm just curious as to your thoughts. I'm not gonna be a herpaderp and blast anyone over their views. Just wanna know what's behind em.
Roach I just started a music show on my twitch channel where i talk to people about music genres. I would LOVE to have you on, man. Let's break this shit down!
And, some people really need to understand that hard rock, and heavy metal are not really similar genres, because having heavily distorted guitars doesn't make it a metal sound. That'll be no different than saying that blues, and country music are similar genres, because they both use acoustic guitars, and they also have little to no distortion in their electric guitars. So it is true that hard rock has heavier distortion. But metal music on the other hand has other characteristics that don't even sound like rock at all. And, this whole entire notion that having a heavier guitar sound makes it metal is simply not true at all, because there are plenty of modern rock bands that also have a heavier sound. Breaking benjamin, helmet, stompbox, trustcompany, and course of nature. But they still don't sound anything close compared to other modern metal bands like behemoth, decapitated, gorgoroth, lamb of god, and slipknot.
For every band that makes the mainstream there are numerous bands running parallel in the underground streams, just look at psychedelic garage punk, we never heard about bands like thirteenth floor elevators, etc. the mainstream media just plugs a handful of bands and limited genres. 🤢🤖🎃😎
15:01 ummmm....Rage against the machine are not really a nu-metal band. They're actually rap-rock. So i'm guessing that people tend to forget to realize that rap music isn't the only thing that is incorporated into nu-metal. Nu-metal incorporated different genres such as grunge, alternative rock, groove metal, rap, and industrial. So, therefore, not all nu-metal bands rap. Godsmack, and disturbed are both nu-metal. But they don't rap at all.
Pink Floyd is all psychedelic.. they were Art/Experimental/Space rock There music and style is about drugs but not just drugs.. the music is smooth and simple but can be random and interesting at certain times.
When i think of rock songs id go like "SKILLET!!" or something like an electric gutar battle music and the vocal will shout with fast lyric but wont rap or roar, and this guy explained cowboy musics are also rocks
Impressive how much variety does the rock music have in less than 70 years of existence. Wonderful video!
00:00 Introduction
Video starts at 1:27
1:27 Rock & Roll
2:35 Folk Rock
3:17 British Beat (Skiffel?)
4:04 Psychadelic Rock
4:53 Surf Rock
6:11 Southern Rock
6:37 Punk Rock
7:23 Grunge
9:29 Tangent on defining Alt and Pop
11:37 Hard
12:33 Heavy Metal
13:08 Thrash Metal
13:36 Power Metal
13:59 Folk Metal
14:57 Nu Metal (It's basicly the love child of Heavy Metal and Hip-Hop)
15:27 Death Metal
16:25 Tangent about ignorant and bad faith music criticism
17:17 Black Metal
18:31 Doom Metal
19:28 Stoner Rock
20:02 Closing Statement on the nature of genre classification
Yoo thank you for this
Wonderful video! I especially liked your humorous inputs here and there. Plus your presentation of the rock genre and its sub-genre were really informative and easy to understand.
this is the kind of video I pause every once in a while to look up things
Nice video, really like the format! A little tip on the side from me as a viewer: the cuts from one camera to another are more often than not confusing
Thanks for this video. I just got home after a mini roadtrip with my brother. We were trying to classify the types of rock from the 90s and early 2000s and group similar bands together. It was actually a really good conversation. Gonna go down a rabbit hole for the different alt bands.
Honestly suprised he didn’t make more videos. His editing and comedic style are right at home in yt now. Lol, mans was ahead of his time.
This is so awesome and exactly what I was looking for THANK YOU
this video is awesome dude!! super informative, I really appreciate examples-both the bands and guitar clips for comparison. the editing with the two cameras/computer screen/etc really add to it and your explanations are easy to digest. as you say, a lot of ~genre~ is subjective, but everything you say seems very thoughtful and well-explained. overall a great watch!!
also, seeing nickleback grouped with acdc/gnr/etc gave me a chuckle
Mate really good video! Well explained and funny
I am a medium rare moron when it comes to understanding music terms but you explained it so well I actually got pretty much all the things you said, awesome video man!
Very informative! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks, Buddy!!!
“So doom metal- *car drives by*” exactly it sounds like that
Great video and humor. Learned a lot. Subbed for sure.
This was very helpful, thank you!
🤓 Actually grunge is the name of a movement coming out from the rich underground alternative scene of the 80's. Alice in Chains, Nirvana and Pearl Jam are clearly not the same genre.
In a similar way, nu metal is a broad term for ... a new type of metal band, which may involve DJs, rapping, or imitating DJ techniques on teh guitar, or just playing on a different way from the metal genres before then
Great breakdown. Well done
Thanks for this video. I will be checking out your channel.
Very informative and interesting video.
Thanks for it!
Not much to say, amazing and funny video
Hey Roach Radio please do a continuation of your Rock Music Genres Explained video please
Very good video its easy to understand and funny, your use of visual is good and showing types of riffs is very useful for understand
Please do one on the genres and sub genres of metal.
11:44 I want to say kiss because that’s the band I care the least about on there
Kiss is straight up overrated as hell
Hard rock band that you didn’t like …… kiss ? Foo fighters ?
Just learned me something
Very informative, I’m a fan of 2000s and 90s rock, and I admit I prefer pop rock but I have a soft spot for alternative and industrial as well. I love Filter for example but mainly listen to Hoobastank and linkin park.
Thanks for the content 🤘
Nu metal is what got me into metal and I like it cause it's easy to get into which means I can listen to it anytime anyday
Folk rock doesn't necessarily need to have an electric guitar in order to be folk rock, nor does folk rock have to be loud either.
For an example, "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" by The Beatles is a folk rock song, and it has only acoustic guitars, and it's a calm song.
Also, Billy Joel is soft rock and folk rock, and even pop rock.
But regardless, great video.
I'm gonna guess you don't like Foo Fighters
Thanks, Im like the most casual rock fan so this was informative. Where would you place bands like Fall out Boy, Linkin Park, Skillet, Bring me the horizon, and Starset?
You gotta gov death metal a chance, plenty of bands are about philosophy history the human experience etc . Children of bodom is a great starting point + points for alcoholism. Also punk has a plethora of sub genres as well
dope video bro ❤
Great video!!
Hi I'm a newbie to rock i come from a mostly hiphop background expanded to house jungle breakcore then scrumptious jazz jazz fusion and blues so naturally i wanted a taste of rock but i like to understand a genre before diving into it so thanks.
Great vid!
Nice Casio.
Great work man!
I got a few queshions for ya.
1) Can you explain what it was about Pearl Jam that turned you off from them? I'm not too deep into them myself, but the singer is kinda legendary from what I heard.
2) Which categories would Breaking Benjamin and Black Veil Brides fall in? (Sorry if I'm a normie. I just really love the feeling BB creates with their music, and BVB has some killer solos and grooves imo)
3) Can ya elaborate on your feelings towards Nickelback? Not gonna front, I kinda dig some of their stuff. How You Remind Me goes hard AF, for real.
Edit: this is not a setup. I'm just curious as to your thoughts. I'm not gonna be a herpaderp and blast anyone over their views. Just wanna know what's behind em.
Great video man, suprised you have these low subscribers and views
Roach I just started a music show on my twitch channel where i talk to people about music genres. I would LOVE to have you on, man. Let's break this shit down!
And, some people really need to understand that hard rock, and heavy metal are not really similar genres, because having heavily distorted guitars doesn't make it a metal sound.
That'll be no different than saying that blues, and country music are similar genres, because they both use acoustic guitars, and they also have little to no distortion in their electric guitars.
So it is true that hard rock has heavier distortion. But metal music on the other hand has other characteristics that don't even sound like rock at all.
And, this whole entire notion that having a heavier guitar sound makes it metal is simply not true at all, because there are plenty of modern rock bands that also have a heavier sound. Breaking benjamin, helmet, stompbox, trustcompany, and course of nature. But they still don't sound anything close compared to other modern metal bands like behemoth, decapitated, gorgoroth, lamb of god, and slipknot.
I was with you until you said you don’t like Pearl Jam. But I get it lol, dope video otherwise 😂
For every band that makes the mainstream there are numerous bands running parallel in the underground streams, just look at psychedelic garage punk, we never heard about bands like thirteenth floor elevators, etc. the mainstream media just plugs a handful of bands and limited genres. 🤢🤖🎃😎
Awesome video
I’ve heard the term emo a lot for songs I would think are some form of rock. Is emo another rock sub genre, and how is it defined?
18:38 bro was pissed you didnt include drone metal so he did it himself
Metal is Rock....
15:01 ummmm....Rage against the machine are not really a nu-metal band. They're actually rap-rock. So i'm guessing that people tend to forget to realize that rap music isn't the only thing that is incorporated into nu-metal.
Nu-metal incorporated different genres such as grunge, alternative rock, groove metal, rap, and industrial. So, therefore, not all nu-metal bands rap. Godsmack, and disturbed are both nu-metal. But they don't rap at all.
I'm curious. Where does progressive rock fall in?
11:40 My guess for your least favourite band is Kiss
Pink Floyd is all psychedelic.. they were Art/Experimental/Space rock There music and style is about drugs but not just drugs..
the music is smooth and simple but can be random and interesting at certain times.
I thought this was a great video!
Great video, but i still love pearl jam.
like wendigoon but for music
Very interesting
Where does TOOL go?
I always LMAO at black metal
When i think of rock songs id go like "SKILLET!!" or something like an electric gutar battle music and the vocal will shout with fast lyric but wont rap or roar, and this guy explained cowboy musics are also rocks
7:23 ah yes, my favorite grunge band, Nirvaa
cool video though, i also dont like Pearl Jam
Pearl Jam isn’t as grungy as the other grunge bands
No space rock?!
You don't like... Kiss?
where krautrock and industrial????
You're really cute fr
Yourre so cool omg
why do you hate pearl jam
are you a gemini?
I got a question, What is the Genre of Skillet's song Hero and Resistance, and whats the genre of the vocal
Nice southern accent
Blasphemy!
What about Brutal Technical Death Metal. Or Technical Brutal Death Metal. You dont even get the basics right. 👎
Eh, I think I'll just stick to my 1 rock playlist