Musical genres

If bands like Sigur Ros and Explosions in the Sky are "Post Rock"....what's "Pre-Rock"??

I just call it all rock......

The Flintstones?

Talking of rock I thought the Kings Of Leon were pretty impressive last night at Glastonbury

Erm....modern rock I suppose

Post-rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wiki doesnt know off pre rock so in my eyes its not real

Originally Posted by Graham P

Talking of rock I thought the Kings Of Leon were pretty impressive last night at Glastonbury

Kings of Leon are an amazing band, I saw them at Reading Festival Main Stage!

One of the best bands all weekend

Originally Posted by mamalasagne

The Flintstones?

Originally Posted by baby278278

Kings of Leon are an amazing band, I saw them at Reading Festival Main Stage!

One of the best bands all weekend

I find most modern rock/indie bands a pile of s**t (The Kooks, The Fratellis and those fat ponces that I cannot remember the name of who sing 'I predict a riot' etc etc) but the Kings Of Leon carry on the rock tradition in style. A very cool band. Not as keen on the recent album as I was on 'Youth...' and 'Aha....' which go down as two of my favourtie albums of all time.

That will be the Kaiser's

I do like there new album I was playing 'Charmer' to my dad the other day the one where he randomly screams It scared the hell out of me first listen, head phones on full pelt!

There are certainly some fine moments on the album 'Charmer' is definitely one but also ' Knocked Up' is an amazing track. 'On Call' is one of their best yet and 'Fans' and 'Camaro' are great as well. Did I say I wasn't as keen on this album? I think you can forget what I said there!!

Sorry about the 'Kings Of Leon' thread hijack here Corbo