friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
Weren't the Home and Away Show ballcaps described as dad hats or something similar? These guys have definitely become dad rock.
i'm not disputing that, however, what I found odd was the company they were put into. I'd argue those other bands are granddad rock. Dad rock would be classified by age, would it not? because PJ share virtually no similarities to those bands.
friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
Any band really that's over 40 is going to be considered dad rock. Even Metallica or Nirvana. To me "dad rock" is more Goo Goo Dolls or Train types. Yes PJ has some songs that can be considered that. But as a whole I don't see it
So is Long Way not a single, but just a track from the upcoming album? The way it is worded from the band seems to suggest that this is just a song he put out, but the actual single is coming soon.... "Eddie Vedder has released a brand new solo-track “Long Way” from his forthcoming album Earthling...
A limited-edition 7-inch vinyl which features "Long Way" & the soon-to-be released single, "The Haves", is available for pre-order in the shop."
it is interesting wording, for sure. that kind of grabbed me as well. but with everything 10C/the band puts out in their wording, more often than not the dissection leads to nothing.
I just noticed they worded it the other way on IG. calling Long Way the single and The Haves a song. Weird.
words seem so out of place.
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friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
Any band really that's over 40 is going to be considered dad rock. Even Metallica or Nirvana. To me "dad rock" is more Goo Goo Dolls or Train types. Yes PJ has some songs that can be considered that. But as a whole I don't see it
yeah, I agree, I wasn't really sure what dad rock meant, which is why I googled it. made me chuckle that a picture of Ed came up first.
I don't know if the same people will play on all the tracks. But if they do you can consider this a supergroup even though it's a solo album. Unless this song is the outlier
friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
Any band really that's over 40 is going to be considered dad rock. Even Metallica or Nirvana. To me "dad rock" is more Goo Goo Dolls or Train types. Yes PJ has some songs that can be considered that. But as a whole I don't see it
Yeah I think the more a word or term gets used the less specific it’s definition becomes. I always considered dad rock to be like another term for adult contemporary. If it’s just bands that started 30+ years ago where do you draw the line? Are the Sex Pistols and Sonic Youth dad rock?
friend of mine told me he thinks the track is weak, and that I'm going all in on "dad rock". I googled dad rock, and this is what came up, I shit you not:
Any band really that's over 40 is going to be considered dad rock. Even Metallica or Nirvana. To me "dad rock" is more Goo Goo Dolls or Train types. Yes PJ has some songs that can be considered that. But as a whole I don't see it
Yeah I think the more a word or term gets used the less specific it’s definition becomes. I always considered dad rock to be like another term for adult contemporary. If it’s just bands that started 30+ years ago where do you draw the line? Are the Sex Pistols and Sonic Youth dad rock?
My 19 year old niece would think so since her dad listened to those bands
I pretty much assumed all or most rock these day's is Dad rock. The young folk are much less likely to listen to rock these days. It's not that popular a genre amongst younger age groups. Ergo the majority of people that listen to rock are older, and in the dad/grandpa age bracket.
Thus most rock is now dad rock, regardless of how heavy or mellow it is. Metallica is dad metal
I pretty much assumed all or most rock these day's is Dad rock. The young folk are much less likely to listen to rock these days. It's not that popular a genre amongst younger age groups. Ergo the majority of people that listen to rock are older, and in the dad/grandpa age bracket.
Thus most rock is now dad rock, regardless of how heavy or mellow it is. Metallica is dad metal
Give it a few years or so and there will be a bunch of people in nursing homes blasting out Kill Em All from their rooms.
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him & Ed did (2) songs together
one for Eltons lockdown album
one for Eddies solo album
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mention Andrew Watts house for recording, (2) songs 😎
Thus most rock is now dad rock, regardless of how heavy or mellow it is. Metallica is dad metal
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I love Eddies unique voice, the worlds best singer in my opinion.
Today? It's all Dad Rock...