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In 10 Years, Will Pearl Jam Be Considered "Classic Rock"?

tonadaxtonadax Posts: 594
edited May 2007 in Other Music
I am already hearing Pearl Jam, STP, and Nirvana on classic rock radio stations around here, I think anything from the early 90's is soon to be classic rock, what do you think....
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  • brain of cbrain of c Posts: 5,213
    they already are.
    d'oh!!!!!!

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  • catefrancescatefrances Posts: 29,003
    tonadax wrote:
    I am already hearing Pearl Jam, STP, and Nirvana on classic rock radio stations around here, I think anything from the early 90's is soon to be classic rock, what do you think....

    why are you listening to classic rock stations? :D
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  • surfanddestroysurfanddestroy Posts: 2,786
    catefrances wrote:
    why are you listening to classic rock stations? :D

    There is nothing wrong with a bit of classic rock :o
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  • catefrancescatefrances Posts: 29,003
    surfanddestroy wrote:
    There is nothing wrong with a bit of classic rock :o

    i never said there was. i asked what he/she was doing listening to classic rock stations. i cant stand commercial radio and it's because of the commercials. too much talk not enough music IMO :D
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  • surfanddestroysurfanddestroy Posts: 2,786
    catefrances wrote:
    i never said there was. i asked what he/she was doing listening to classic rock stations. i cant stand commercial radio and it's because of the commercials. too much talk not enough music IMO :D

    Ah ok you are forgiven :p
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  • pjfan020pjfan020 Posts: 426
    i would already consider them classic rock but then again i also hear bands like creed, nickelsack, and other new age shit rock bands on those stations
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  • Ledbetterman10Ledbetterman10 Posts: 16,882
    tonadax wrote:
    I am already hearing Pearl Jam, STP, and Nirvana on classic rock radio stations around here, I think anything from the early 90's is soon to be classic rock, what do you think....


    yeah PJ gets played on my local classic rock station but not too often and the only songs that ever get played are songs from Ten, Daughter, and Betterman. I doubt that PJ will ever hit the Led Zeppelin level of classic rock radio and have they're entire catalouge pretty much in rotation
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  • red mosred mos Posts: 4,953
    They are already being played on some classic rock stations in Texas, but it's because music formats have changed: so Led Zep, pj, stp, the beatles are all grouped as the actual rock music bands, and the new muisc alternative stations, play the emo bands that you see on mtv, and other bands that I don't really care for. This is not to say that new rock alternative station don't play pj/ stp AIC ect from time to time, it just doesn;t seem to be their primary focus as much.
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  • MLB5150MLB5150 Posts: 70
    I don't think PJ will become "classic rock", thats an already established genre. What will happen, in my view, is that '90's rock and grunge will become the populous, filling the gap of where "classic rock" used to be.
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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    MLB5150 wrote:
    I don't think PJ will become "classic rock", thats an already established genre. What will happen, in my view, is that '90's rock and grunge will become the populous, filling the gap of where "classic rock" used to be.
    Yeah that has kind of happened now there are quite a few 90's and new rock stations around the country.
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  • mdigenakismdigenakis Posts: 1,337
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  • Pearl Jam and toastPearl Jam and toast Posts: 4,475
    MLB5150 wrote:
    I don't think PJ will become "classic rock", thats an already established genre. What will happen, in my view, is that '90's rock and grunge will become the populous, filling the gap of where "classic rock" used to be.
    yeah that's probably correct. Though bands like Zeppelin will never disappear. As we've already seen the seattle scene is gonna get simultaneous airplay with the classic rock bands.
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  • LiftedLifted Posts: 1,836
    MLB5150 wrote:
    I don't think PJ will become "classic rock", thats an already established genre. What will happen, in my view, is that '90's rock and grunge will become the populous, filling the gap of where "classic rock" used to be.

    i think they already are considered classic rock and i have to disagree that classic rock is already an established genre. you have all the music that you consider to be classic rock but thats not saying that some of the more modern rock of today won't also be considered classic rock down the road. classic rock is just what the name says....."classic" rock music.
  • CM1847CM1847 Posts: 577
    Tiki Barber wrote:
    i think they already are considered classic rock and i have to disagree that classic rock is already an established genre. you have all the music that you consider to be classic rock but thats not saying that some of the more modern rock of today won't also be considered classic rock down the road. classic rock is just what the name says....."classic" rock music.
    I agree completely. Guns 'n' Roses are the "newest" band to be getting play on the local classic rock station here, it is only a matter of time until Pearl Jam starts getting played on traditional classic rock stations. I think they will be the first of the 90s bands to start getting played, their sound is so rooted in the classic rock staples, it only makes sense.

    I don't think they will ever experience Led Zeppelin play on classic stations, but they have a ton of hits and a ton of great non-singles. They will probably be the most played band of their era 20 years from now. Some bands will probably never get classic rock play(Green Day comes to mind), but Pearl Jam's sound is well suited for those stations and they will probably become the staples of 90s rock music in terms of classic rock radio play.
  • adam42381adam42381 Posts: 2,505
    I heard Pearl Jam and Nirvana being played on Classic Rock 92 in Greensboro over a year ago.
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  • darthvedder88darthvedder88 Posts: 1,023
    Ledbetterman10 wrote:
    yeah PJ gets played on my local classic rock station but not too often and the only songs that ever get played are songs from Ten, Daughter, and Betterman. I doubt that PJ will ever hit the Led Zeppelin level of classic rock radio and have they're entire catalouge pretty much in rotation

    Um...at least the stations I've heard...the only Zeppelin songs they play are Stairway to Heaven, Rock n' Roll, Kashmir, and Communication Breakdown.
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  • Rhinocerous SurpriseRhinocerous Surprise Posts: 4,423
    I heard Soundgarden's Burden In My Hand on a classic rock station the other night. That was pretty cool.:D

    Usually it's just Black Hole Sun, and then for Pearl Jam it's always Alive.
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  • buck502000buck502000 Posts: 8,951
    yes
  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,038
    edited November 2018
    I would think so.  And possibly among the last groups of what will be considered "classic rock".  Who else in the last 20 years will make that list?  I would hope Dinosaur Jr.  Nirvana, and Soundgarden, of course.  Perhaps Radiohead.  Who else?
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  • Tim SimmonsTim Simmons Posts: 8,076
    Unless they start shuffling Indie Rock into the Classic rock genre, I'd say the 90's stuff will sort of be the capstone of the Classic rock station. Rock pretty much died in mid aughts. Indie stuff would definitely stick out on Classic Rock stations. 
  • MalrothMalroth Posts: 2,524
    My local classic rock station just started playing Sugar Ray.
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  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,355
    Malroth said:
    My local classic rock station just started playing Sugar Ray.
    Basically everything played in the 90's is considered "Classic" now...

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  • HesCalledDyerHesCalledDyer Posts: 16,440
    In the 90s, classic rock stations played music from the 60s & 70s.  It's only fitting in the 2010s - soon to be 2020s - that classic rock stations play music from the 80s & 90s.
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    And I just realized most of this thread is from 2007.  So to answer the thread title: yes. :lol:
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  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,355
    HesCalledDyer said:
    And I just realized most of this thread is from 2007.  So to answer the thread title: yes. :lol:
    Crazy, right?

    There was a song by Bowling for Soup I think?  Anywho the song was called 1985 and there was a line that said "When did Motley Crue become classic rock?!?"

    I always knew it was inevitable.  I just wish radio stations had a pulse and would play things other than Alive and Smells Like Teen Spirit.  I swear these bands have other songs.


  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,954
    edited December 2018
    Yes. Our local classic rock station already added the 90s to its scope at least a few years ago.
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  • brianluxbrianlux Posts: 42,038
    tempo_n_groove said:
    HesCalledDyer said:
    And I just realized most of this thread is from 2007.  So to answer the thread title: yes. :lol:
    Crazy, right?

    There was a song by Bowling for Soup I think?  Anywho the song was called 1985 and there was a line that said "When did Motley Crue become classic rock?!?"

    I always knew it was inevitable.  I just wish radio stations had a pulse and would play things other than Alive and Smells Like Teen Spirit.  I swear these bands have other songs.


    Oh yeah, it's so frustrating how stations limit the songs from bands with huge catalogues.  I did hear "Better Man" in a Goodwill store about a year ago.  That was cool!
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  • karl_chihirokarl_chihiro Posts: 443
    Of course. In 25 years they will be the next Rolling Stones (¨ I have to check these guys before they pass away¨ kind of thing) . I´m sure about it.
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