The 7 Levels of Rock Music, Explained
Riff Explains
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From Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley to Black Sabbath, Metallica, Death, and Napalm Death, this video explains the 7 levels of rock and metal that transformed rock and roll into some of the heaviest music ever created. Explore the evolution from early rock and roll and garage rock to hard rock, heavy metal, thrash metal, death metal, and grindcore.
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@themetalslayer2260 1 day ago (edited)
yes! The beatles invented Hard-rock! Lemmy himself said they were badass way before the idea of being badass existed. The Beatles created the modern music.
They openned the door and everybody rushed throught this door, less than 3 years after helter skelter, Black Sabbath released its first album
For me thrash metal has been invented by Iron Maiden
i stop at level 5
during the "monster of rock" at Moscow in 1991 Brian Johnson watched Metallica from the side of the set and he later said to Lars Ulrich :" you play Rock n' Roll, Metallica is a rock n' roll band".Basically, all these sub-genres are Rock n' Roll
no rock, no life
rock n roll is the f*cking best dr*g ever (Angus Young)
They openned the door and everybody rushed throught this door, less than 3 years after helter skelter, Black Sabbath released its first album
For me thrash metal has been invented by Iron Maiden
i stop at level 5
during the "monster of rock" at Moscow in 1991 Brian Johnson watched Metallica from the side of the set and he later said to Lars Ulrich :" you play Rock n' Roll, Metallica is a rock n' roll band".Basically, all these sub-genres are Rock n' Roll
no rock, no life
rock n roll is the f*cking best dr*g ever (Angus Young)
The 7 Levels of Rock Music, Explained
Riff Explains
514 views
From Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley to Black Sabbath, Metallica, Death, and Napalm Death, this video explains the 7 levels of rock and metal that transformed rock and roll into some of the heaviest music ever created. Explore the evolution from early rock and roll and garage rock to hard rock, heavy metal, thrash metal, death metal, and grindcore.
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And which band do you think best represents that era? 👇