fuck rock desu

Zozzle. This is some primo bait.

>>71086626
>Elvis
>metallica
>rock

Might as well as put blues and country in rock then

>>71087071
Elvis is ROCK and roll
Metal is a subgenre of rock

Blues is Rhythm & Blues
Country is country

>>71086626
But you say pop/rock on the chart, which is what jazz and r&b were in the 20's, 30's and 40's

>>71087094
Blues and country are folk

>>71087100
>20's, 30's and 40's
>pop/rock
>rock

The term ''rock'' wasn't even a thing until the 50s

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>>71087100
nope

>>71086626
>30s
>40s
>albums
uuuh

>>71087286
Wasn't it African Americans who coined the term too?

#notevenracist

>>71087292
They did exist, just weren't sold as LPs, instead as a series of shellac discs in photo-album like packaging. Hence, why they are called "albums".

>>71088765
Mhmmmm

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>>71086626
>not having Frank Sinatra anywhere in the 40s, 50s, or 60s

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This proves rock well and truly still exists nowadays

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>>71086626
>n/a
think again

>>71088839
aoty 2016 desu

>>71088839
but that's pop/rnb

>>71088812
There is no pop column

>>71088839
It proves more than that.

>>71088854
In some parts like A Change of Heart maybe, but tracks like Love Me are clearly more rock (even if massively 80s pop influenced) and tracks like Lostmyhead even go into post-rock/shoegaze territory.

>>71087047
/thread. Knew as soon as I saw Kamasi Washington