THE HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC. What is Rock Music? (Documentary)

[@1LittleSpoon]

3 days have passed and I’m still waiting for the video to start.

[@DW-xt7vz]

Same.

[@Stretesky]

😂

[@mokshmeditation]

Now it's been 5 days and yet nothing's happening lol

[@Stetho96]

😂

[@englishwithMarylane]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@AbigalMorgan]

Thank you for making this historical documentary. Pink Floyd, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Credence Clearwater Revival, Byrds, Black Sabbath, and Hendrix, etc are the best albums ever recorded. Most of what was described are timeless. Rock Forever🤟

[@codeblack423]

Those are albums? I never knew the beatles or led zeppelin had self title albums

[@starkresilient]

@@codeblack423 He probably wanted to say the best music albums of these musicians or bands:)))

[@carpetchair5778]

@@codeblack423 the beatles had a self titled album

[@reubenjackson4075]

I think the period of the late 60s to the 70s was the greatest period of creativity for modern music. These was the years when legends walked in the World in their blossom with youthful creativity, unaffected by styles and trends of the day.

[@nravs7]

Music from 50s to 2000s was really inspirational music👍🏻 I feel that nowadays would be called the "dark ages of music"

[@charlesandrews2360]

Ben Kweller. Thermals, Ty Segall, King Gizzard, Oh Sees. Dark ages? Really?

[@charlesandrews2360]

@Andreyas-ou7fq Nor to quibble but Elvis, Fats Domino, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Bill Haley, et al., were not "mainstream" pop music artists in the 1950s. Doris Day, Tony Bennet, Pat Boone, Rosemary Clooney, Frank, Pat Boone, Five Neat Guys, Red Buttons, and people like that were the mainstream pop music artists. All the bands I listed are considered alternative rock. Isn't alt-rock part of mainstream popular music?

[@starkresilient]

This is absolutely amazing.❤ This documentary is a fire.🤟 Excellent soundtracks👏👏

[@EthanMustang6566]

Fantastic Documentary about Rock Music Genre, I’ve learnt so much out of this about the music I’m getting into. I would highly recommend and share this video who’s interested or into Rock N’ Roll. Very interesting, keep it up 👍🏽

[@binxu2456]

Thank you for making this valuable documentary. I've learned lots lots of rock history. This is so so so interersting and helpful to me.

[@ChristoferDwightM]

Documentaire intéressant sur la musique, merci d'avoir créé ce documentaire 👏

[@samraomarova]

Great Documentary

[@tomasmor3645]

Amazing documentary about Rock Music 🎸👍🏻

[@rammusicradio]

Very informatıve documentary 👍🏻 Thanks

[@pamnichols7877]

Many rock and roll legends credit the blues and jazz, the Chicago sound, and black American music for their inspiration. Gregg Allman who was a Southern Rock Icon, specifically credits how the music from the deep Southern states as a platform for them to build on. I wish everyone would research their information and see that The Beatles, The Who, Pink Floyd and many other bands credit those before them for their unique contributions. This documentary is well done, but if one would delve into more of the history of music, country and blue grass, you will remain thinking that your race was not notable. I’m not saying that we have not learned and lived in a world of discrimination, but it happens to every race, creed, and color.

[@West-Telecom]

Great thanks to this bands especially British’s this genre is exist. This genre here because of them. They brought to rock unity, philosophy, unity and a power.

[@reneelyons6836]

clap clap clap clap clap Great Video!!!!!! LOVE THIS!!!!! : )

[@shanebaker3404]

Thank you for this video because I just found some new bands (even though I haven't the slightest clue what some are saying).

[@edwardbliss8931]

Rock really needs to be cnetral to our culture again

[@user-iq5on5sv6io]

Interesante documental sobre la Música Rock, Gracias

[@CristyUsa-eu8qm]

This documentary is absolutely masterpiece 🙏 This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on the youtube. Outstanding documentary! Thanks🙂

[@PeopleFree1969]

🎉🎉🎉

[@BadiuDiFora-mi2fb]

I liked the info in the documentary. However I find it very interesting the story telling...its a shame tho you don't explicitly show how Rock, Rock & Roll music are actually Black people's musical creation...and because of Racism and discrimination the white folks took it and ran with it to main stream media because Black folk was not given the same opportunities to showcase sell, make the profit that came with it. We crown people kings of something they borrowed from the Black folk. Borrowing something doesn't make it yours.

[@Danielle14..6]

they did show it was their creation in the beginning of the video there aren’t many black rock bands they’re mostly white people

[@rawrxd8567]

THIS!

[@West-Telecom]

Blah blah blah GREAT THANKS TO WHITE PEOPLE THIS GENRE IS HERE UNTIL TODAY. This’s white people’d bring power, unity and phylosophy to this genre.

[@West-Telecom]

Great thanks to whites this genre’s here and popular. Ok ???

[@moonwolf2545]

sure

[@matildanora3284]

26:30 Electric Light Orchestra one of the best groups 70s

[@oksipr5379]

Good documentary

[@neilfrangleton5166]

Hendrix playing right handed hooo what else can go wrong

[@2728muzikmann]

44 time signature Mr Robot?

[@jumbojoshonmolly]

wow! official documentary! officialised by who? John Rock?

[@HardTruthsReviews]

Great work, but the intro is going to make people swipe away. Much too long. People want to get to the point. I have a music page as well. Believe me when I tell you that we're not important at all. The people want the history. Keep up the good work. I'm not a troll. Just offering some advice.👍

[@BjoernLewin]

3:47 3:47 minutes of intro with royalty free pseudo metal - that‘s one way to stretch the length of a documentary

[@xwhite2020]

Is the narration human or machine?

[@lauraruda9273]

🤟🏻

[@juliogutierrezart1874]

Esta bien el documental. Solo que siento que hicieron una investigacion usando wikipedia. Cosa que no esta mal para el proposito. Pero muchos generos y sub generos no pertenecen al rock. Como el caso de HIP HOP. Otra cosa, lamento decirlo pero usando voz artificial lo hace un poco tedioso de ver.

[@robertprimeau4182]

Interesting documentary but a lot of inaccuracies like Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King dying in 67 they died in 68 I grew up with the sound from the fifties on through it did transition but all music does that and the genre is very diverse

[@davidfreeman7455]

It all came from the Blues

[@charlesandrews2360]

40 years from now documentaries will tell us about King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard being the culmination of rock music history in the late Teens/early Twenties. Rock is dead. Long live rock!

[@res3382]

Texas vs. Vietnam?

[@nquerosaber]

it seems like the entire documentary was AI generated, it called diskmen's "mp3"

[@wanjoe2057]

I think u forgot to mention about bob marley and his reggae

[@rammusicradio]

🤟🏻

[@davebarcroft5910]

Great documentary but intro way too long. Got bored before it started

[@m_p_6270]

Is this school appropriate?

[@jordanlloyd-mccleary3419]

Red Hot Chili Peppers are Funk Rock than Grunge

[@christophergase1468]

32:40 Iron Maiden are not a thrash metal band!

[@Steven-jb3yk]

This is a perversion of not just rock history but of history itself, especially of the history of who actually step by step increased from Boogey Woogey thru having it's name changed racistly to "Rock n' Roll", then thru all the copycat "after personalities" and groups that obviously this way too young producer - personally likes. You should never title something "The History of" and then present your young, after-the-fact opinion or taste as "an" or "The history" of anything. There are so many way more accurate "Histories of Rock n' Roll" documentaries that this self-centered, race serving producer could have referenced, that putting something as superficial and irresponsible as this could only mean that this producer made this to purposely perverse history and change timelines so as to put after the fact people in the driver's seat of a history driven by a whole other people. This product is a Weapon of Lies. Important architects of Rock n' Roll are brushed over, minimized, trivialized and passed thru briefly while making copycat people importatnt. It's Foul. This person is way too young, race centered and superficially "race serving" to be putting out products for the sake of making white people think they are the architects of everything they steal on Earth. But at least we know your name and your products so we can respond to your agenda. How many people in this comment section who think this is an amazing, fantastic product do you think are Black? How many Black people did you interview to summize and make this product? Commerce is the root of commercial and Rock n' Roll was established when the real owners and architects could not be played upfront and center on all (including white) radio stations so this means that white copycats could be made out to be the ones who invented Rock n' Roll when these white artist were listening to Rock n' Roll when it was called Boogey Woogey secretly, while the Black originals record's were being stomped and burned and called "Race Music" and then then the white copycats surfaced and were accepted by Racism as "The New" and "Originators" of what was already fully formed by Blacks. Racism prevented the originals from being superstars at the time they created the licks, chords, phrasing and Rock n' Roll attitude that whites are credited with. The Black people are flashed past and through and the white people are the important architects of Black music. This is Racist and perverse. All of the white bands you presented in this are "GREAT", I'm a big fan of most of these white bands in this product but to promote people who live in a world that already caters to them racially as the Originators, the more important bands and "The" artist because racism prevented the originals from being promoted when they originated Rock n' Roll is a whole other thing. I'm a big Beatles fan, Steely Dan fan and have been to Suburban Lawns, Dickies, The Cult club performances and had a great time. I've been to Led Zeppelin concerts, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Cheap Trick, Nirvana and on and on but I also know the true timelines. Let Black people have what belongs to them as theirs historically and present the white after-the-facts as good to great but not the originals, they're not the architects, they're not the greatest. Racism and it's control of the commercial marketplace made them originals when they never have been. Don't make deceptive products wrongly presenting whites as great and so on without presenting who they got their greatness from. Everything has to be made out to come from whites? Really look at your product and see how you brush over and through the Black originals and how you made a product where whites are the primary of someone else's culture because Boogey Woogey, Rock n' Roll, R&B to Rapp is Black living culture, Usurped.

[@liandepen5977]

Heya! I am really curious about these underexposed parts of history. Do you maybe have some good documentary/book recommendations?

[@jeffreyhawley2735]

@@liandepen5977 yes, check out Summer of Soul (2021). it goes into the Harlem Cultural Festival overshadowed by Woodstock. It may not be a true-example reply of the original comment you replied to, but a good example of music history being underexposed.

[@Danielle14..6]

I mean what do you want them to say about black people they created the genre but they didn’t have the same opportunities that’s basically all of history he acknowledges that in the beginning of the video?

[@michaelcraig9449]

Why all this destructive division? Who is paying you to lie and divide? Rock and roll is to bring people together, like Woodstock, looks like you missed the entire point.

[@West-Telecom]

Let people blah blah blah… what’re you talking about ??? This genre is here and powerful great thanks to white people. Rock&roll hall of fame what give credits and honor to pinoer singers also made by whites. The phylosophy and charisma un genre also brought by white people. Even all this black singers auditions also was consist of whites until today. Look, without whites there’re not any genre.

[@Albertmupila]

No Marilyn Manson mention

[@michaelcraig9449]

He is nothing. A total negative charlatan

[@lengould9262]

This crap about dividing rock into 50 different sub-genres is bullcrap. Its simply another tactic of corporate "industrial music" to keep the audiences confused and fighting. Grow up!

[@davidmcaninch4714]

Text-to-speech narration? Seriously?? I hate that!!!! It sounds so lifeless and unnatural!!!! Why do people think it’s cool???????

[@BVideotube99]

Complete crud with terrible machine voice over

[@nadirismayilov7930]

Great Documentary