Is Bruce Springsteen the embodiment of dad-rock?

What is 'dad-rock' anymore?

I always thought it to be those old "classic rock" tunes

>>73299582Fuck Bruce springstein. God damn Homunculus

>>73299592
any song with guitar from the late 60s to the late 80s is dad-rock

>>73299592
Whatever 60s-70s rock that r/lerightgeneration crossposters were most overexposed to on classic rock stations and youtube comments when they were 13, and now feel validated at rejecting now that they're 16.

>>73299652
really makes you drink

Probably. I'm a big fan of a lot of his stuff, but aside from a few other songs, he loses me after Nebraska. I'm from his meme state though, so every time I here Born in the USA I want to die.
>>73299592
Usually it describes heavily blues influenced rock music before the 90s alternative boom.

>>73299582
He is dadrock, but its finest form. Doteot, brr, Nebraska, the river, and the wild innocent are all 8-9/10 albums

wtf he's momrock

>>73299582
He's had plenty of issues with his own dad if that's of any help.

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>>73299639
>mfw napalm death is dad rock

>>73299582
Yes. In all it's greatness.

Who cares I love his music

>>73300375
no born in usa, shiggy
that albums a mastepriece

Can't think of anyone who epitomizes it better than him, except maybe AC/DC
>>73300406
You're thinking of Billy Joel and Fleetwood Mac

>>73299582

I'd look more at artists imitating Bruce Springsteen