rock.

Ever since i was a kid i hated rock. I always have this impression that people linked to rock is always being associated with drugs, alcohol and worst is suicidal tendencies. One of the few examples is Kurt Cobain, the main vocals of band Nirvana. He died at an early age of 27yo. Was in rehab in and out. had detox but same ordeal of withdrawal. He was considered as one of the legacy in rock industry. 

Next we have James "Jim" Morrison, guy behind The Doors band. His Rolling Stones front-cover is one of the best seller issue of all time. He was at his peak when he died at same age of 27yo. But until now his death is still being disputed. One thing for sure, it still being associated with drugs and alcohol. 

Lastly, who wouldn't know the King of Rock n Roll, Elvis Presly himself. Found dead on his mansion bathroom and believed to have drugs misuse for years which is still remains to be proven as the family kept it away from the media. 

Mainly the reason why I am blogging about rock is because I tried to open my mind to the soul of this genre. And its not bad at all. Been on my playlist all day long and to be honest the lyrics, when you get to listen carefully there is some kind of a depth on it. Theme of sounds maybe predictable on some people but for me its more than that. Misinterpretation is always part of something that's getting on their peak and this is one of those. Soul is what this music carries when you take it deep within. There is something in the lyrics that will captivate the attention. If music is played with the wrong bunch of people that's when you lose the touch and you began to use alternatives to create music that sometimes leads to tragic ending. 


These are some of the artists I really admire. Amazing sound. Careers on top. Good music. 

Coldplay*Florence and the Machine*Incubus
Oasis*Ben Rector*Maroon5
The Script*Dashboard Confessional*James Morrison