Why is rock the only genre with variety?
>classical
>jazz
>r&b
>electronic
>world
>rock
Acid rock, Afro punk, Alternative country, Alternative dance, Alternative metal, Alternative rock, Anatolian rock, Art punk, Art rock, Baroque pop, Baggy, Bandana, Thrash, Beat, Bent edge, Big beat, Bisrock, Black metal, Blues-rock, Britpop, Canterbury sound, Cello rock, Celtic punk, Celtic metal, Celtic rock, Chicano rock, Christian alternative rock, Christian metal, Christian punk, Christian rock, Coldwave, College rock, Comedy rock, Country rock, Cowpunk, Crossover thrash, Crunkcore, Crust punk, Dance-punk, Dance-rock, Dark cabaret, Dark rock, Dark metal, Darkwave, D-beat, Death 'n' roll, Deathcore, Death/doom, Deathgrind, Death metal, Death rock, Digital hardcore, Djent, Doom metal, Dream pop, Drone metal, Dunedin sound, Electric folk, Electronicore, Electronic rock, Electroclash, Electropunk, Emo, Ethereal wave, Experimental metal, Experimental rock, Extreme metal, Folk metal, Folk punk, Folk rock, Funk metal, Funk rock, Garage punk, Garage rock, Geek rock, Glam metal, Glam punk, Glam rock, Goregrind, Gothabilly, Gothic metal, Gothic rock, Grebo, Grindcore, Grindie, Groove metal, Group Sounds, Grunge, Gypsy punk
Hard rock, Hardcore punk, Heartland rock, Heavy metal, Horror punk, Indie folk, Indie pop, Indie rock, Indietronica, Indorock, Industrial metal, Industrial rock, Instrumental rock, Italian occult psychedelia, Jangle pop, Jersey Shore sound, Krautrock, Latin alternative, Latin metal, Madchester, Manila Sound, Mathcore, Math rock, Medieval folk rock, Medieval metal, Melodic death metal, Melodic hardcore, Metalcore, Mod revival, Nardcore, Neue, Deutsche Härte, Neue Deutsche Welle, Neo-classical metal, Neoclassical dark wave, Neo-prog, Neo-psychedelia, New rave, New wave, New Wave of American Heavy Metal, New Wave of British Heavy Metal, New Wave of New Wave, New Weird America, Nintendocore, Noise pop, Noise rock, Nu gaze, Nu metal, Oi!, Ostrock, Pagan metal, Pagan rock, Paisley Underground, Pinoy rock, Pirate metal, Pop punk, Pop rock, Pornogrind, Post-Britpop, Post-grunge, Post-hardcore, Post metal, Post-punk, Post-punk revival, Post-rock, Power pop, Power metal, Powerviolence, Progressive metal, Progressive rock, Protopunk, Psychedelic rock, Psychobilly, Pub rock, Punk blues, Punk jazz, Punk rock, Queercore, Raga rock, Rapcore, Rap metal, Rap rock, Reggae rock, Riot grrrl, Rock Against Communism, Rock and roll, Rockabilly, Rock in Opposition, Roots rock, Sadcore, Samba-rock, Screamo, Shoegazing, Shock rock, Ska punk, Skate punk, Skate rock, Slowcore, Sludge metal, Soft rock, Southern metal, Southern rock, Space rock, Speed metal ,Straight edge, Stoner doom, Stoner metal, Stoner rock, Street punk, Sufi rock, Sunshine pop, Surf music, Swamp pop, Swedish death metal, Symphonic black metal,, Symphonic metal, Symphonic rock, Synthpop, Taqwacorel, Technical death metal, Teutonic thrash metal, Thrashcore, Thrash metal, Traditional heavy metal, Tulsa Sound, 2 Tone, Unblack metal, Viking metal, Viking rock, War metal, Wizard rock, Youth crew, Zeuhl
>>64303819
What was the point of this post?
>>64303819
lmao!
Your examples are garbage and so is your music taste. Have fun jerkin it to Iron Maiden
>>64303819
It has the best artists
>>64303819
バイトです。
>>64303819
バイトです。
>>64303819
>implying edm doesn't have a fuckton of variety and subgenres
rock fan here, but if we are being honest 90% of all these random ass "subgeneres" of rock are bullshit
bands fucking come up with these retarded names to be a special snowflake band and call it a brand new genre
>>64304586
>バイト
バカ
folk music has like a thousand genres
electro and classical are very massive
Because "rock" is just anything with electric guitars. Pop is more diverse since it can be any genre.
>>64305883
Folk is hundreds of thousands of years old.
Rock is 60.
>>64305895
>"rock" is just anything with electric guitars.
No its not.
>>64305869
でも本当にバイトですよ。
>the difference between "Jersey Shore" sound and Manila sound is more pronounced than the difference between individual classical composers, let alone entire eras, countries, movements, etc.
>>64303819
Because the other genres don't name off a new subgenre every time a composer thinks they've done something 'new'.
