oh we could definitely run with the how much monty python can we fit in theme

Well now I want to go watch BTTF again

somehow surviving drug abuse.... and cher...he added quietly respectfully and well lol

nice shirt and tho I'm not much for hyperbole it's surely safe to save this is a best live album for lotsa reasons Filmore venue often best allman bros og shirt life length 🎵 etc soul

since u woke me early thankfully I'm cool with YT sending me down a JT Curtis rabbit hole for a bit thanks

don't give me that red zone crap again

Rostafa - thank you for bringing him to my notice. He has it all.

🎄Run Run Rudolph 🎁 Chuck Barry has finally it on a JTC playlist video Happy Christmas 🥂❤️💚

Merry Christmas, JT! This was a nice playlist video, especially with all the guests. Really cool to see Nick and Todd again.

What a legend! Happy holidays

twenty six minutes I better meditate and caffeinat and wake with this on

Yes! I was hoping we'd get a Christmas video this year!

Ballad of john and yoko 2nd worst song from the Beatles?????? Wth????? That song is underrated and indescribably good in its on way, but not everyone is ready to realise that 🤷🏻‍♀️

Truth had a fantastic drummer on it- the drums on ‘Shapes’ are incredibly good especially for that time period.

I skip Within You Without You every single time. A Day in the Life is number one

Typos!!! Song for Song Help is a heavy hitter

I live in the UK and watched it last night. I ain't seen the other docs before so really enjoyed it. Had a good laugh at your Paul impression, I was shaking my head when he started saying that! 😂 Enjoyed watching the young kids being interviewed, must have been amazing at the time. 👍

Don't forget song it's tough to beat Help. I also think Beatles for Sale is extremely underrated.

Man I think I really need a video Like this JT thanks Man Because I only Know “Roll Over Beethoven” and “Johnny B Goode” Can’t wait to check out a Playlist from The Father of Rock N Roll 🎸

Loved the video! I only found out about this channel about 3 weeks before this video dropped, that's convenient. One rock act that I enjoyed is Catfish and the Bottlemen, maybe not rock and roll per se, but pretty rocky

If they really wanted to make a use of the different outclash of cultures of US and Britain during the Beatlemania. The US should have been about this and there should be one about Britain where they talk about the young girls that are always going around The Beatles homes and offices. About the fanclubs and the Apple Scruffs.

Time for my favorite sitcom

I personally love paranoid eyes, surprised it didn’t get a mention

No, the 2010s rocked pretty softly

I’ve discovered so much more music and honestly had so much more fun doing it now than ever before with rock being more underground but accessible online. In this way, rock feels more vibrant and alive to me than ever. Now, instead of just a few big name bands dominating my collection, there are dozens of incredible artists I adore who I never would’ve heard if I wasn’t forced to look for them. Sure, they’re not well-known, but that doesn’t change how good their music is.

Bring me and the adject metal core scenes should be included

Wat a prick

Rewatching and got to thinking Shameus the dog just wanted to try out for "Barkside of the moon."

I was at the Orioles Tigers game in Detroit the night Soundgarden was playing at the Fox. I recognized that Soundgarden was performing at the Fox and I was like, oh that's awesome. The next day as my dad called me, he told that Chris Cornell was dead. I was shocked and was like really. That has to be a joke. Nope, it was not. It did come to me as a shock. I'm sure a lot of us are still saddened by his death. RIP Chris Cornell and RIP to Chester Bennington who would take his own life on Chris's birthday. I hope that their deaths are a wake up call for people who are struggling with mental health issues and saying that it's ok to ask for help. Both Soundgarden and Linkin Park's music have aged very well and they both were the voices of the 90s and 00s respectfully. I just heard recently that Sam Goody's will be closing their final 2 stores in Ohio and Oregon, after being in business for almost 75 years. A lot of these music and movie stores in the mall have been on the decline since the 2000s. I believe that local record stores are our only hope for physical media. Malls all over the world were once the hotspot for people (especially teens) where they would hang out not only for going shopping, but for connecting with one another. It was the place to be at to spend time together shopping for clothes, checking up music, or eating at the food court. Some malls are still thriving while others have moved on and decided to shut it down competely. The recession of 07/08 might had been the factor of malls struggling, but the pandemic made the bigger impact. I agree with you JT on the fact on it doesn't matter if the 2010s rocked hard. I believe that as long as there is a person that loves rock n roll in their heart (I'm one of those people) it will never die. You should check up Out of Favor Boys. My earth science teacher is in the band. He sings and plays the saxophone. They have been around for over 20 years and they play the blues. They have been a fan favorite local band in my area for the past 20 years. They perform at the Kalamazoo Blues Fest. You're going to love it.

Did you mention Royal Blood, especially their first album? If I missed it, can someone point out when in the video? In my opinion, it’s the best mainstream Rock album from a new band in the 2010s.

Holy shit, that clip of LOL took me by surprise, not because of the gag, but because it’s rare I casually see Quebec made things referenced in american videos!

The Michael Jackson segment is respectfully opinionated yet its a good example of a cultural gap

Enjoyed this one more than I expected Ngl.

Loved the video! There are some great indsigts in there! Just a footnote from me. It would seem that in the fusion jazz world there are artists that were heavily inspired by rock and especially djent and prog. Sungazer is the most popular example I could think of. Couldn't find many examples of this happening before the 2010s. I thought it was worth the mention.

You've made a great video as always, though I was hoping you'd give mention to some of the indie dream pop acts from that time, like Soccer Mommy and Alvvays. Also, given Nick's obsession with anime, I'm surprised he didn't bring up Ho-kago Tea Time from K-ON!. On top of K-ON! being a music-based show, it also pioneered the CGDCT subgenre.

@JTCurtisMusic you're dad's text said everything I would have written here. He was a wise man.

Durga is fricking hilarious!

Hey JT Curtis did you know that Billy Joel said everybody is talking about that new sound honey but it is Rock N Roll to me