The staple of rock and roll music has always been the guitar. While rock is many times surrounded by numerous instruments to accompany the lyrics, decades have shown that the most important ingredient is the guitar. Rock history is filled with controversies about parents not wanting their kids to adopt rock culture way before there was ever rap music...
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As with all things, people adapt with time which is what makes the history of rock and roll so interesting. The Nine Inch Nails concert in Cleveland, putting aside some video screen issues, was a great experience. The Q was filled with people in their mid-20's sporting faded NIN t-shirts. It was very interesting how something as small as a band could have such an impact on an entire generation of fans...
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Rock More rarely, groups also utilize stringed instruments such	1 / 266
History of Rock Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin became huge stars and so did the blues. Blues musicians flooded the clubs of Chicago and San Francisco. Meanwhile in the south bands like the Allman Brothers and Lanyard Skynyrd became very popular creating Southern rock...	3 / 725
Rock And Roll Sid Vicious, bassist, never learned to play bass. Their sound was exactly what McLaren was looking for. They set the tone for punk music. They sang about living in the slums of London for their whole lives...	3 / 719
History Of Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones wanted to express anger in this song. The lyrics in paint it black talk about that they wanted everything to be painted black, a dark color associated with anger and sadness, that they didn’t want to see any thing colorful, which would cheer them up possibly...	2 / 443