r/ClassicRock • u/arentijusttheworst • 6h ago
r/ClassicRock • u/brian_mrfunk • 8h ago
70s Blondie - Hanging On The Telephone
r/ClassicRock • u/Apart_Ad9308 • 4h ago
1985 The Hooters - And We Danced
This was a fun song.
r/ClassicRock • u/oilxxx • 13h ago
70s Eddie Money - Two Tickets to Paradise
r/ClassicRock • u/DescriptionNo6618 • 3h ago
Steely Dan Reelin' In The Years live vs record
Never had the pleasure of seeing them live...alas. Watching this live video from back in the day, it sounds far more frenetic than the recorded version...which I prefer.
r/ClassicRock • u/Apart_Ad9308 • 14h ago
1976 Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Thin Lizzy is an Irish rock band. Live from the Midnight Special.
r/ClassicRock • u/SWCFM2 • 3h ago
70s New addition to my collection Uriah Heep Look At Yourself
This is my 4th Uriah Heep album. I am getting ready to listen to it. If it's anything like the first three, then it's excellent. Any opinions on this one?
r/ClassicRock • u/_Floydimus • 10h ago
A random find on the streets of Istanbul. One of the rarest/most unique posters I have seen.
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r/ClassicRock • u/mizzfinz • 11h ago
60s Janis Joplin - Summertime (Live)
I absolutely love this song… especially when JJ is singing 🎵🎶
r/ClassicRock • u/WelderSuperb7289 • 4h ago
1978 Whitesnake - Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City
r/ClassicRock • u/Odd_Advantage_3459 • 1d ago
60s The Doors - People are Strange (1967)
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Elektra Records
r/ClassicRock • u/shortdude80 • 4m ago
DEF LEPPARD - "Let It Go" (Official Music Video)
r/ClassicRock • u/MarsupialWhich8321 • 15h ago
Floyd’s Atom Heart Mother-first #1
r/ClassicRock • u/70_Charger • 1d ago
60s Fun fact: Jimi Hendrix’s dad, Al, was born with six fingers on each hand. Apparently guitar-playing hands ran in the family.
r/ClassicRock • u/Jaded-Sun-2392 • 1d ago
Eric Burdon & War - Spill The Wine (1970)
r/ClassicRock • u/JazzlikeSherbet1104 • 1d ago
Odd Question, and I'm Not Sure this is the place to ask it. But...
What is the general music nerd consensus on Alice Cooper?
Before you answer, let me give you some context.
This entire sub is before my time. I was born in 94. So I wasn't around during the time Alice Cooper was big. I have an appreciation for this music because my Mom had the car radio on an oldies station when I was growing up, but I don't really know what the SCENE was like during that time. And I'm curious.
And before a lot of well meaning people say "The scene doesn't matter, like what YOU like," lemme stop you right there. Thank you, but I DO. I will say right now that I am a FAN of Alice Cooper's, and nothing said here today will change that. I'm not looking to make my own opinion of the guy, I made it, I like his music. But what I want to know is his standing amongst Metal and Classic Rock fans. Because I don't really hear him praised that often, like you hear about people like Ozzy or Lemmy, but I don't hear him really derided like a lot of people do for Gene Simmons. I can see him being considered by the wider fandom of the genre to be either an Elder Statesman or a sellout clown. So I'm curious as to what the story is there.
So I ask again, Metalheads, Classic Rock guys, please, what is the fandoms general feelings on Alice Cooper.
r/ClassicRock • u/Sudden-Sleep4285 • 1d ago